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As for the AI mechanism you suggested, consider this exploitation: two players stand on opposite sides of one mutant, and alternatively fire at it. The mutant will be forced to keep turning its attention between the two players before it's able to begin an attack, which can result in the mutant dying without making a single attack. I'm personally quite fine with the current AI design, because I think a mutant will realistically focus its attention on one player and try to take them out first - if it kept switching its attention every time it gets shot at, you'll end up with the scenario I just described. Sometimes, you just gotta pick one foe and focus on them if there's more than one person hammering you :/ |
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I was just asking why crossbows are better than rifles... Geez, why try to offend me? Not mad just confused at your reply...
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To put it another way, consider this scenario: it's a 2v2 match, and all participants have the same attack and defence. This is what happens depending on what you choose to do:
Anyway, the idea there is that by focusing all your attacks on one of your enemies, you kill one person faster, and thus the enemy team now has one less person attacking you. That line of reasoning may actually justify the way the mutants behaved towards you and your teammate earlier, under the assumption that they want to kill you more than they want to survive (hence why they're always charging at you, and never hiding behind anything) |
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People prefer crossbows to rifles because they allow you to move around while delivering one shot of high damage rather than having to stay still and take time delivering the same amount of damage.
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Airplay mirroring framerate? Somewhere about 30-40fps after killing most of the other programs on my computer. When I'm trying to record? Even lower, and the airplay screen starts doing some funky stuff if other programs are still open. Either I need a better processor and/or video card, or Reflection isn't too viable for games... |
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I want a RPG now.
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Something perhaps to kickstart a little discussion, and possibly stir some controversy as well: what are your attitudes towards players who are clearly trying to freeload off of you?
Let's just say I had a recent experience with someone who didn't seem to like using medipacks, or any other boosts. After watching him fall a couple of times, he started using some, so I played a little more supportively. But lo and behold...his medipack usage drops as soon as I offer any support: I waited a little while to see what happens when he's on critically low health, and it took him about 2 minutes of running around with practically no blue in his bar before he decided to use a medipack of his own. Let's just say, after picking him up about 5 times without recalling any medipack usage, I got fed up and left him on the ground, even after one wave finished and the next began. The fact that he remained in the match led me to conclude he's really just waiting for me to pick up silver and crystals for him, so I actually cut the match right there and then. Perhaps not the most savoury way of dealing with an uncooperative teammate, I know. But what would your reactions have been, and how do you deal with these types of freeloaders? |
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If that is new player (someone in Leather Jacket and Pants, or someone who doesn't know how to use boosts), I would use every Medipack I can to save him from dying. I would not hesitate using the Medipack if I can observe from him even the slightest bit of intention to stay alive or to play constructively. But if that person is "well dressed", knows what he is doing and is dying again and again without using a single Medipack, I would stop using my Medipacks, but try to revive him whenever I can, to see him go down again. It is fun to see how these noobs are going to mess around until they die again. Sometimes I would revive them in the middle of the fire from the Artillery Mutants to see how they would die instantly after the revive, and to humiliate them. And if you don't feel like doing all the work, just leave the game. It is no harm doing that, since the game is no fun at all with these free riders. |
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