Every shitty engineer we get ends up being johnny on the spot amazing after a few days blowing my mind. So yeah either way cya on the battlefield today.I run as engineer pretty much full time. I saved up 500 certs for the Trac 5-S as it has the optional under-barrel grenade launcher. It's fantastic, especially if you are above people, but is buggy as shit, and changes all your 2-6 weapon shortcuts If you let the grenade launcher auto-reload, your gun WILL eventually bug out and break not only the grenade launcher, but your main gun as well until you respawn.
The only fix I found is to put down an ammo box, then
1)Launch under-barrel grenade
2) Interrupt the auto reload by hitting T (knife)
3) let it reload normally.
Also, sometimes it won't let you switch back to your main gun unless you hit 5 or 6 first. You know what? Fuck the grenade launcher lol
Maybe I'll leave the zerg T6 and join Argo, if they'll take a shitty engineer =D
I see dual bursters costs the same as an Airguard. Should I stick to the bursters?Oh and got my both my dual burster extended mAgs but only got to try them briefly. So nice
whaT Urth/ Bacon said.I see dual bursters costs the same as an Airguard. Should I stick to the bursters?
I feel your pain bro, I haven't got to play in 4 days now and in 2 weeks I have to go to our Tampa location for a week to get a new system implemented. I can't wait for Tues-Thurs to play some more.Man I love this game so much, and wish I had more free time. I haven't played in two days or so and I'm going thru major fucking withdrawals. Thankfully I'm home and will be done with this BS paperwork within the next hour.
Not really imbalanced. Sure the Prowler can kill soft targets at close range. If a Vanguard or Magrider had showed up your run would have been shorted instantly. You know...rock, paper, scissors and that type of shit...So I woke up this morning still drunk, hopped in my prowler with HE + side armor and had 40+ kills before I had to take a beershit. Not that I'm t3h l337 skilled, there's just some imbalanced shit where you can easily kill whore.
The best exp will always be a dug in fight. Just flipping bases doesn't come close to a slug fest. That being said the majority of my time in PS2 is spent hoping for a good fight and not actually getting them. I follow my outfit and obey orders, which usually involves heading to the next objective as quickly as possible and dealing with whatever minor resistance pops up. Usually this comes in the form of some lone wolf types running around trying to ghost cap stuff. Eventually as we take more and more territory we end up coming face to face with the enemy as we get closer to their warpgate. At this point I usually get about 30 minutes to an hour of good intense fighting before that side jumps off the continent.the problem is this:
You have to *leave* an area to get a vehicle and then drive/fly back to defend wherever you just left. This is against normal human psychology, and it really doesn't change the dynamic all that much.
Rather than being bottled up and slaughtered by the power discrepancy between vehicles and infantry, instead their massed vehicles slaughter the "defenders" as they come back one by one (or even in an armor column).
Never mind that by the time you get back to the hotspot, the base has either flipped or the timer is critically short; Thus you never actually defend.
Sure, the "defenders" could try to spend the time to pincer movement or flank or other such nonsense. But the base will FOR SURE flip then and the aggressors column will roll off, crushing which ever fraction of the "defenders" picked that path.
Until the defense exp patch (and maybe not even then) there's zero reason to defend if the target is *anything* but your last tech plant on the continent. If you're getting your shit pushed in, the best rewards are to leave and attack something else. Taken to it's conclusion this leads to roving masses of players dodging each other as they go for mostly empty bases.
Which isn't good game play.
Fighting for the Crown - PC Gamer
Forget the ups and downs of balance. They get it. And "it" is such a hard thing to nail down in a video game.
lulz"You just need so much firepower to take it, you usually don't have enough people left behind to guard the rest of your stuff."
Man I've been so busy with work this entire month I haven't even had time to play and had completely forgotten about this. Anyone watch it or participate in it? Was it cool at all, or just a big giant mess lol?