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It seems like NPC pathing on all the new maps is in a rough state. They can't seem to maneuver through doors easily and just end up stuck in rooms. DS9 is filled with veritable armies of trapped NPCs milling back and forth, unable to escape. VIL mission maps trap one or two boffs in each room you go to. By the time I got…
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I switched to KDF after playing that mission and never looked back.
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Pre-F2P subscriber fees probably make up the bulk of whatever the total is. I've only spent $50 over the past two and a half years, according to my messages. Anything before that was likely a few costumes and $20 in ship modules for the Fleet Kamarag, so probably at most $100ish on z-store stuff.
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And as a big fan of banging folks of any and all gender identities, I salute your weird effort to derail the conversation. I don't really care what level you are, my point is that lower level people should be thanking higher level people for getting them out of low level purgatory as fast as possible. Sick, you're better…
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Out of curiosity, I took my lvl 11 romulan into a DSE that had a max lvl command warbird in it last night, and either through following this same sort of "etiquette" or, more likely, not having the greatest of builds, I got a real opportunity to try the low level DSE experience, and let me tell ya... ...it SUCKED. Spending…
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I'm being exceptionally helpful and courteous by getting the DSE over and done with and making sure everyone gets their exp and rewards as quickly and efficiently as possible.
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Not really. The Klingons and Remans share a longstanding hatred for the Romulans while the Federation has always been more interested in forging a peaceful bond with the Remans' oppressors, even to the point where the Federation has aided the Romulans in putting the Remans right back into slavery after their failed…
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You have it backwards, actually. The mission reset puts everyone in the KDF's corner, which leads to endless spawn camping.
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Also I just want to come back to this because in what universe are fighting games "tight budget projects"? The production costs for a single SF4 character is around $1 million. A low budget fighting game like Skullgirls isn't even able to complete a character for less than $200 thousand. The amount of time, money, and…
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The problem here is that fighting games are designed specifically for multiplayer competetition and the incentive to play more is to improve your execution and strategy to be able to win more often. If you've spent 3 years doing nothing but the same arcade mode runthroughs, then odds are you're probably going to get a lot…
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Then we have a problem here, since playing the same content we've had for three years has kinda stopped being thrilling.
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When I did the mission, she wasn't even properly in her chair. She was sitting on the armrest.
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Yes, we can trust them. Let's just let a whole bunch of Romulans take command of our ships and park in orbit of our homeworlds because these Romulans promise they aren't bad this time! They even have bunnies! Who doesn't love bunnies? I'm absolutely certain this won't end up making Khitomer look like Candyland.
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What about the Remans? Are we still bros with the Reman Resistance?
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Seems reasonable, but my Kamarag likes the assimilated deflector more for the aux bonus and graviton generators, since it can run grav well.
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Because KDF ships are cooler. Your argument doesn't work because it ignores the fact that being a Romulan means having the ENTIRE lineup of in-game ships potentially available to you. Why be a Klingon if you can be a Romulan with access to all the Klingon ships PLUS the Romulan ships that the Klingon doesn't have access to?
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I've been running the KHG shields and engines for the 2-piece bonus with the assimilated deflector for battlecruisering. Nets some pretty mad stat bonuses for hull health and regen, aux power, projectile damage, crew survival and regeneration rate, and a whole host of other little improvements. It's a great way to go…
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Pretty sure the Feds have been getting along great with Cryptic since launch.
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Well, maybe from your point of view. From where I was sitting, the Klingon attack on Mars went without a hitch.
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The KDF is finally getting the thing it's been missing most of all: Green, bird-shaped ships that can cloak and mount DHCs. This is a game-changer, folks!
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Actually, it would be two crippled forces against one major power instead of continuing to be one crippled force against one major power except now both sides can have warbirds. I was looking forward to a refreshing change in the game's dynamic that a third faction would bring, rather than the continuation of that same…
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Just make sure to keep your disruptors targeted at the 500 USS Normandys in front of us and we might just be able to get along this time.
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They should have given us a mission where we executed that incompetent petaQ and received a medal from J'mpok himself.
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Actually, it just occurred to me that, if the Romulans aren't going to have access to any KDF or Fed ships even after they join one of the factions, they still won't have access to the plasmonic leech console even if they go KDF. Which means that there's really no incentive for Romulan players to go KDF since our most…
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Let's just cut to the end already and go with this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NcbAibPA2yY
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Until leech is inevitably lockboxed.
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Well, you can join the KDF. So you'd till be a traitor, just not a vulcan loving one.
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Just call them Fed or KDF, since that's all they'll be.
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Indeed. I, for one, am excited about the complete lack of change coming to the game's dynamic. Three-way pvp would have required work to implement, and giving the new Romulan characters the option to choose to play KDF, despite almost none of them having any reason to, will further cement Cryptic's assertions that there is…