Don't give up, there are good things on the horizon!

Until somthing new is put or I can achieve somthing in this game their is no point me logging in at the moment me any most the vets feel this way. U dropped the ball by not seeing the huge demand for pve by paying attention to like 4 people on the fourm who wants this game as their own ego stroke

Until somthing new is put or I can achieve somthing in this game their is no point me logging in at the moment me any most the vets feel this way. U dropped the ball by not seeing the huge demand for pve by paying attention to like 4 people on the fourm who wants this game as their own ego stroke

PVE is definitely on the roadmap, not 1.7, but not as late as 2015

PVE is definitely on the roadmap, not 1.7, but not as late as 2015

PVE is definitely on the roadmap, not 1.7, but not as late as 2015

Hmm, but the horizon is always out of reach. Nobody actually ever reaches it

So I guess I maybe play with a bit of a different mind set.

Basically I took Gallente Logistics suits up to proto level and that is the ONLY thing I have at proto level. I then got all the light weapons to at least standard level, that took like all of a couple matches or a days passive SP. Then after playing with all the light weapons a bit I started picking out the ones I liked most and got those to advanced level.

I am currently working my way through getting all the light weapons to advanced, upgrading some core skills (hacking, armor, shield, and CPU/PG skills). Basically since I am terrible at the game and wont use Proto stuff outside of PC matches I just get as much stuff to advanced so I can play around with ALL of it and have fun with all of it.

I will say though I have Gallente Logistics maxed and the only other suit I have is Caldari medium suits to advanced. No other racial suits. But I am having a blast just flipping between weapons and fits as my mood suits me.

Just realized the other day exactly how much I love shotguns. Think I will get myself a decent scout suit and shotgun next.

Anyways, TLDR is dont try and go max on stuff. Go basic on everything, then go slightly better on the things you kind of enjoy, and only max out the things you really love. Other then that just get as much stuff to advanced to add variety. It also means being able to test all the things whenever they are balanced or tweaked.

Hometime for me now though as it's almost 1AM. :(

PVE is definitely on the roadmap, not 1.7, but not as late as 2015

I am myself waiting for Gallente heavy, saving up SP in the meantime (not going well, I keep spending it on core skills)

PVE is definitely on the roadmap, not 1.7, but not as late as 2015

Anyways, TLDR is dont try and go max on stuff. Go basic on everything, then go slightly better on the things you kind of enjoy, and only max out the things you really love. Other then that just get as much stuff to advanced to add variety. It also means being able to test all the things whenever they are balanced or tweaked.

Hometime for me now though as it's almost 1AM. :(

thats awful advice tbqh
so at this rate if someone wants to be competitive in PC or any corp battles they gotta wait like what now? 6-8 months?
already takes ppl from scratch like 4+ months to get a proper fit maxed

PVE is definitely on the roadmap, not 1.7, but not as late as 2015

Don't forget, CCP isn't active in PC. They would never be able to keep up. It will remain as a mystery that people will want to be competitive quickly to be able to contribute.

Besides, the longer and more diverse your route through the skill tree, the more likely you are to buy boosters when it finally comes time to start really upgrading. Clever moves by the devs, encouraging people to waste their SP.

yup

thats awful advice tbqh
so at this rate if someone wants to be competitive in PC or any corp battles they gotta wait like what now? 6-8 months?
already takes ppl from scratch like 4+ months to get a proper fit maxed

I really can't, all I can do is quote CCP Praetorian and reiterate that we are still committed to the grand vision of Dust, p2p trading, more influence on the EVE universe and meaningful endgame for mercs. Both in the short, mid and long term. We try to let those principles guide us in what we do.

http://www.psu.com/a021278/?utm_source=twitterfeed

Obviously, 1.5 and 1.6 expansions are lighter than we planned for, but much of that work has shifted into 1.7, so if all goes well, 1.7 will be beefy. The stuff that was in 1.5 and the enhancements in 1.6 are still solid and should be well received.

New content wise, the new outposts are good and we all know that not having racial suits is not optimal, I am myself waiting for Gallente heavy, saving up SP in the meantime (not going well, I keep spending it on core skills)

All that said and done, I play the game every day and we are aware of most things mentioned here on the forums, matchmaking, performance, balance and we try to prioritize as well as we can against new features.

Don't forget, CCP isn't active in PC. They would never be able to keep up. It will remain as a mystery that people will want to be competitive quickly to be able to contribute.

Besides, the longer and more diverse your route through the skill tree, the more likely you are to buy boosters when it finally comes time to start really upgrading. Clever moves by the devs, encouraging people to waste their SP.

PVE is definitely on the roadmap, not 1.7, but not as late as 2015

I'm curious if that's a realistic expectation - 1.6 is just going to be a few engine enhancements and small things, 1.7 is going to be the major content/rebalance patch. Given that we're on a monthly basis, that would mean that 1.7 is coming out in December....... So.... Uhhh.....


PvE in 2014.5? Is there a parallel dimension I'm not aware of O_o???

Please elaborate Rattati.

I really can't, all I can do is quote CCP Praetorian and reiterate that we are still committed to the grand vision of Dust, p2p trading, more influence on the EVE universe and meaningful endgame for mercs. Both in the short, mid and long term. We try to let those principles guide us in what we do.

http://www.psu.com/a021278/?utm_source=twitterfeed

Obviously, 1.5 and 1.6 expansions are lighter than we planned for, but much of that work has shifted into 1.7, so if all goes well, 1.7 will be beefy. The stuff that was in 1.5 and the enhancements in 1.6 are still solid and should be well received.

New content wise, the new outposts are good and we all know that not having racial suits is not optimal, I am myself waiting for Gallente heavy, saving up SP in the meantime (not going well, I keep spending it on core skills)

All that said and done, I play the game every day and we are aware of most things mentioned here on the forums, matchmaking, performance, balance and we try to prioritize as well as we can against new features.

Devs saving up points for core content? Not good, sounds like no respec when the racial suits arrive :(