u/AssGremlin
Do we know from any source? I'm guessing not based on release proximity, and haven't we had times when Arx ships don't always align 1:1 to credit acquirable status when a new Arx ship releases? Want to include both in my Caspian that I'm wrapping up engineering on and was trying to figure out how many more Arx I would want to buy.
Title. The jerking and snapping to the new thing you center on, at least with mouse and keyboard, is absolute cancer. Who requested this change, and did nobody actually test it? How do you turn it off I don't see anything in the options.
Per the title - I'm half and half on if I want to change our kinship house to the Rivendell one and was wondering if premium housing removes the kinship house limit? Logic tells me no since it's a more specific housing type than the premium houses but I just wanted to check.
Title. 24vs24 pacing and flow is such garbage compared to 64 person matches.
I'm sure many of us are already thinking it but didn't see a post really for pushing for a later server open. Eru Illuvatar knows we've waited this long for these servers more time won't kill anyone, and it won't lead to massive unfairness in having a small population having full run of a completely new housing market.
Pretty much title - unless I'm missing something, there's no bonus XP for quick match? I can't think of any recent co-op game that I've played that doesn't give you a bonus for jumping in to "whatever bro, I just want to smite xenos/heretics" and helping other people out by hitting up lesser played missions etc. Am I wrong and not seeing something, or is it on the roadmap perhaps?
That's it. Don't have economic citations just saying it would be nice. Moons have a very long extraction period and automatic metanoxes are making a lot of manual moon ops irrelevant. I thought maybe all manual moon extracts to be jackpots to facilitate actual active play, but bringing back ABC ore to moons would maybe actually give some of that mythical revitalization out there.
It's just strange that in an expansion where CCP seems to focus on rapid activity in small belts they also add huge a huge completely automated mass resource extraction tool that is already having such a drastic effect on that part of the economy.
Finally got around to playing the game and beating it in full and just wanted to raise awareness that the game's well documented crashing problems may be related to the recent Intel CPU motherboard issues. For reference, this issue:
I was having
Did anyone catch an almost throw away line from one of the presenters about exploration and "commanders having more reason to do it" from the latest stream? I wonder if it would at all be related to finding Thargoid related items or maybe as part of Powerplay to explore on behalf of certain parties?
Just wanted to figure this out - in a game right now with people who have multiple mortar sentries (per person, 4x) on the new automaton defense missions. Is this a known bug or are people already hacking?
Avoided the jerk of saying UNPOPULAR OPINION but bear with me on this (also although the shower was nearby, I was dropping a deuce while I thought of this). What if we get 2 things:
Why both ways? Because if given only option 1, the predictable nature of the absolutely stupid min maxing culture we've gotten ourselves to circa 2023 of our holy god emperor means you won't find anyone to play 80-90% (pulled out of my ass) of the maps that are in the game. This is the way of things in the majority of games like this, and is absolutely what ha
As per the title, do we have another week on reset to earn keys and unlock caches, or is this upcoming weekly reset going to be just the ability to spend what keys you've gotten over these past 2 weeks?
As per the title, say I wanted to upgrade a $250 ship package that I have with life time insurance to the Phoenix Emerald when it drops in one of the waves, can I do that, or is the only way to do it through the packages/fresh purchases?
As I was purging the thousandths heretic with my iron-sighted bullpup, I thought up of a "more or less" lore friendly approach to adding attachments: tech heresy tolerance. Basically, every item has a bar that functions as a threshold for how much tech heresy the crew/mechanicus representatives are willing to perform before unwilling to go further. Add a scope to the aforementioned recon lasgun? 25 out of 100 tech heresy threshold. Change flashlight to bayonet? 75 out of 100 tech heresy threshold reached, and so on and so forth.
Honestly the system we're talking about doesn't even need to be that robust, I feel like sights is the main thing - we absolutely don't need COD gunsmith levels of
As per the title, I know when it was initially discussed the roll out only to progression servers was framed almost as a focused testing component before wider scale adoption to all servers, but now it kind of seems like it's just a subscriber perk and I haven't heard anything about landscape difficulty coming to all servers in some time (though I haven't been keeping up with news as much about the game).