It's an Outrage!DasSmiter wrote:QUOTE (DasSmiter @ Dec 7 2011, 06:54 PM) Hah crazy thing he wanted to remove pulse probe and make starbase tech unusable after stealing unless the other team also had a starbase. He also wants to even out the cap on factions and decrease the mass of the belt's interceptor. Had to back him off a bunch a crazy I tell you hwat
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Test game on the beta on saturday pending a short review of the core. I'll make a news post later today after I look through the numbers and sniff for any blatant mistakes
Get over yourselves, don't try to win arguments on the internet where the option of a punch in the mouth is unavailable
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Virulence I wish to congratulate you on your clear thinking about belters ints.
The more I've thought about it, the more I'm mystified about why belters ints suck arse. Belters try to turn every small ship into an interceptor afterall. They are all about boosters, armour instead of shields and miniguns on everything. Their fighters and scouts are heavy and sluggish, but they get extra hull to compensate. The belters int is just the fat kid, with no other real perk to show for it than the ability to mount a nan on the heavy.
I think for the next release we need to seriously think about making the belters int flyable and fun. The dumbfire missiles are a waste of space, and not really a perk at all. The nan use can be adjusted by fiddling with their energy levels (since I suspect people want to keep it).
Basically I don't see why a belters int would be any heavier than any other int. (If it means the exp will be the most played belters path then that is because sup is still too weak in comparison).
Alternatively if the belters int is kept somewhat heavier, it needs real perks to compensate for it... but personally I'd just like to have it be a properly flyable interceptor.
The more I've thought about it, the more I'm mystified about why belters ints suck arse. Belters try to turn every small ship into an interceptor afterall. They are all about boosters, armour instead of shields and miniguns on everything. Their fighters and scouts are heavy and sluggish, but they get extra hull to compensate. The belters int is just the fat kid, with no other real perk to show for it than the ability to mount a nan on the heavy.
I think for the next release we need to seriously think about making the belters int flyable and fun. The dumbfire missiles are a waste of space, and not really a perk at all. The nan use can be adjusted by fiddling with their energy levels (since I suspect people want to keep it).
Basically I don't see why a belters int would be any heavier than any other int. (If it means the exp will be the most played belters path then that is because sup is still too weak in comparison).
Alternatively if the belters int is kept somewhat heavier, it needs real perks to compensate for it... but personally I'd just like to have it be a properly flyable interceptor.
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I reallyAdept wrote:QUOTE (Adept @ Dec 10 2011, 12:51 PM) Virulence I wish to congratulate you on your clear thinking about belters ints.
The more I've thought about it, the more I'm mystified about why belters ints suck arse. Belters try to turn every small ship into an interceptor afterall. They are all about boosters, armour instead of shields and miniguns on everything. Their fighters and scouts are heavy and sluggish, but they get extra hull to compensate. The belters int is just the fat kid, with no other real perk to show for it than the ability to mount a nan on the heavy.
I think for the next release we need to seriously think about making the belters int flyable and fun. The dumbfire missiles are a waste of space, and not really a perk at all. The nan use can be adjusted by fiddling with their energy levels (since I suspect people want to keep it).
Basically I don't see why a belters int would be any heavier than any other int. (If it means the exp will be the most played belters path then that is because sup is still too weak in comparison).
Alternatively if the belters int is kept somewhat heavier, it needs real perks to compensate for it... but personally I'd just like to have it be a properly flyable interceptor.
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think I should argue balance in this game yet but from what I do understand from my experience as a df pilot and a commander and im sure im better in both than you its
A. Belter sup isnt $#@!ing weak.
B.A faction doesnt need to have all 3 techpathes to be equally strong, having the tac and the sup for belters is superenough and maybe those gunships that spidey would rush and be awesome with too.
C.The dumbfire missiles waste of space?
THATS THE FLYING $#@!ING @#(! FOR MINER O OMFG@#)%_!%(
or if you're hitting an int from behind, and poof, you hit a dumbfire, you fcking podded him
Dont $#@!ing touch the $#@!ing belter ints
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I pretty much agree with A & C but:
But Belter ints are heavy the way every Belter ship is heavy, and we already reduced the mass quite a bit. I don't think there is much of a problem.
Part of the problem is nan is not very flexible as far as adjusting goes. If you reduce energy levels, depending on how much, it will either have no effect, or make ints worthless as nans. So any perking needs to be the way it's been done in XC. For now I'd favor leaving them alone.
Yes, it does. Even if we agreed that it doesn't for gameplay purposes in general, as long as rock lottery dictates tech base choice, it does.k10xbai wrote:QUOTE (k10xbai @ Dec 11 2011, 03:31 AM) B.A faction doesnt need to have all 3 techpathes to be equally strong
But Belter ints are heavy the way every Belter ship is heavy, and we already reduced the mass quite a bit. I don't think there is much of a problem.
Part of the problem is nan is not very flexible as far as adjusting goes. If you reduce energy levels, depending on how much, it will either have no effect, or make ints worthless as nans. So any perking needs to be the way it's been done in XC. For now I'd favor leaving them alone.
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Besides if fun is the problem with those ints, I beg to differ, nothing is more fun than to ram an bbr/htt with a belter hvy int!
Also @#(! happens and you can get screwed on rocks, and have to go exp, its not really that bad!
Also @#(! happens and you can get screwed on rocks, and have to go exp, its not really that bad!
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