Can´t agree.
The introduction of SIB weapons didn´t change existing weapons, the stats are still the same at all old style weapons!
When the opalo was introduced, I know a lot of people noticed a big increase of misses using old weapons.
Amp Nerf: The stats of the amps are still the same, what changed is the rule how to use it. Definately a nerf but no stats changed!
If you had an amp attached to a weapon before and after the change, you'd see that the orange values had changed. Defenitely an stats change - not on the amp or weapon itself, but the resulting damage.
These are no items you paid for, its mobs that havechanged and nobody forces you to hunt these adjusted mobs!
Ok, I have to admit: I'm not a land owner. (They are the only ones who can be said to "own" mobs, and have a real saying in this for that reason.) But for me as a "weapon owner" I see that about half of the mobs has been changed, and all new mobs appears to be "regen".
Footguards: Thats additional items, stats of your ghost or any other armor didn´t change!
What would you say if your Ghost Armor would have less protection with next VU and have the stats of a Pixi, after the change?
Would this be acceptable for you?
What happened if you had a full set (6 parts), is that after the second footguard VU when they became "mandatory", you would, on average, get 19/7 less impact protection and so on since 1/7 (very roughly) of the hits would hit an unprotected part. So average impact protection went down from 19 to 16.
I remember someone said that at a point there was an explicit change in stats of Vigi armor when protection was changed from 15 and 7.5 protection to 14 and 7.
Though, I agree with you when it comes to the shops.
The decision to move the shops from the cave into a mall isn't something that the players asked for, and the balancing thing sounds a bit odd since shops in condo buildings are cheaper.
I'm starting to think it would have been better to *not* have made the transition to CryEngine this early. Considering that the only new thing ingame is the enhancers, and still not all old systems are implemented, and there are still no new planets to visit.
MA could have held off Cryengine until the first planet was about to go live, and could have spent that time to make a complete release. And, naturally, have had an open beta in a limited area - that would have made issues like "cliffs", lag and download format easier to resolve before pushing it onto entire player base first. And meanwhile, let the planet developers connect to the open-beta area so they had someting to work against.
When 10.0 went live, I first, "finally, now can MA implement new content, bring in a new story line, and we can start to explore new planets". Though, unfortunately, beside from the eye candy (if you have a computer that can handle it), vu 9 had more content than 10 has now.
what have the new community manager to say, to this issue? no worths left? or any help to the owners there.
