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Thread: Supply - in-game currency 6 Feb 2015, 18:46 PM crawler its not +0.03 to the accuracy value its x1.03, your assumption is incorrect. you can check this in the attribute files under upgrades\intelbulletins most of the bulletins apply multiplicative effects. In: Lobby
Thread: Decal system coming soon6 Feb 2015, 18:07 PM you could have custom decals in dow2 by simply pasting a .png into a folder. they were viewable by opponents too, probably using similar tech but monetised in some fashion and with some curation features so there are no penis / swaztika decals being used. In: Lobby
Thread: Supply - in-game currency 6 Feb 2015, 17:57 PM sorry to go off topic but the 3% accuracy increase bulletin is effectively a 3% dps on all units that can use it. accuracy comes at the end of the dps formula ( rate of fire x damage x accuracy) as a multiplyer and the bulletin applies a x1.03 modifer accuracy to the affected units. Jump back to quoted post6 Feb 2015, 17:57 PMmaskedmonkey2 You see, the thing is that virtually NOTHING is described here. You see the durability and repair words, and without any logical reason jump to the worst possible case. some extra lines from the .ucs file 11084914 Durability is an indicator of item health. Once the durability of an item reaches zero, that item cannot be reused until it has been repaired. 11084915 Repairing an item adds durability to it at the cost of Supply. Once the durability of an item reaches zero, that item cannot be reused until it has been repaired. 11084916 Salvaging an item converts an item’s durability back into supply. some possibly related news: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=987083 In: Lobby
Thread: Supply - in-game currency 5 Feb 2015, 20:59 PM Jump back to quoted post5 Feb 2015, 20:28 PMRMMLz That's why they don't tell us shit... calm down people. http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/jimquisition/9257-The-FarCry-Racism-Adventure In: Lobby
Thread: Supply - in-game currency 5 Feb 2015, 18:03 PM Jump back to quoted post5 Feb 2015, 17:54 PMmaskedmonkey2 As an internet-poster do you think that making virtually baseless claims about a companies future business model is applealing to you? Personally, I don't find it appealing and I think it's a terrible idea. When you overtly try to use your extrapolated theories to shit on a company that is trying to make a profit by apparently claiming to be able to predict the future. You put people off. It's not baseless there is precedent for this in CoH: online. I don't really understand how anyone can think this would be a fantastic addition to the game when what is described in UCS file is identical to how it worked in CoH: online. In: Lobby
Thread: Supply - in-game currency 5 Feb 2015, 17:52 PM yeah, more gameplay changing shit behind a pay wall. Now with limited uses which you can refresh by paying them even more money. You're point? In: Lobby
Thread: Supply - in-game currency 5 Feb 2015, 17:49 PM Jump back to quoted post5 Feb 2015, 17:46 PMmaskedmonkey2 I hope you are aware that the most played game on steam (by a wide margin) is a F2P game, rife with microtransactions. I don't have to keep paying money to be allowed to use my hero skins. In: Lobby
Thread: Supply - in-game currency 5 Feb 2015, 17:38 PM Jump back to quoted post5 Feb 2015, 17:26 PMNapalm Who freaking cares? All I have seen from this community is constant shitting on business ventures. It really seems like a bunch of entitled children whining that they spent $60 on a game and want all new content and support for free. News flash! This game has been out for nearly two years now and Relic is a business. Without money they close. as a consumer do you think that buying an item from the store that has charges to it that degrade every time you use it, which you top up by spending more money so you can continue to use that item is appealing to you? Personally I don't find it appealing and I think it's a terrible idea. When you overtly try to wrangle as much money as possible from your player base you put people off. In: Lobby
Thread: Supply - in-game currency 5 Feb 2015, 17:21 PM its more the gouge you for every penny you have business model they are willing to employ that I'm annoyed about. In: Lobby
Thread: Supply - in-game currency 5 Feb 2015, 17:16 PM Company of Heroes 2: Online (we learned nothing from our last failure of a game) In: Lobby