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Fizzer94
L.O.T.I.S. Public Disorder.
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Posted - 2013.10.21 03:34:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote:The reason I bring this up is that I see an ISK sink in FW will lead to an even bigger incentive to play passive in pub matches as people grind for ISK to support their FW habit. I know I might do this, depending on how good the factional gear is. |
Thor Odinson42
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
1646
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Posted - 2013.10.21 03:36:00 -
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howard sanchez wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:RedZer0 MK1 wrote:The payout is too low, its crazy. The only way to make money is to DOMINATE or hang out in the red line (pubs). Which favors great players, but leaves people with ~1.0 kdr forced into usuing subpar (standard) gear to even break even. This is exactly what I'm talking about. It seems crazy that so many people are not only okay with it, but seem to cherish it. This is such utter crap. " the only way to make money...". You obv don't know ' the only way'. All you people want to do is advocate for Your Preferred Way. Keep isk valuable. Make loss hurt. Make profitability matter. Can't run proto in pubs and be profitable? Good. Find another way to play or go broke.
Okay, I'll build play in my BPO sniper suit. That'll be more fun for everyone right?
Do you believe that going earning 2000 WP and winning a match while losing 6 ADV suits which is well within the norm for the guy at the top of the leaderboard should profit LESS than that guy at the bottom of the leaderboard with 50 WP and a 0-0?
This is the reality and I find it hard to believe that people are actually okay with this. |
Nocturnal Soul
Immortal Retribution
888
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Posted - 2013.10.21 03:36:00 -
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You could always give your isk to me, if you need an isk sink i've got some friends with habits that need some tlc. |
Pent'noir
Algintal Core Gallente Federation
148
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Posted - 2013.10.21 03:43:00 -
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There is nothing wrong with using free or very cheap fits, so you can save isk and roll in proto from time to time. I suck at fps's, so my general rule of thumb for most of my fits is, can I die 10 times and still turn a profit. If i'm really in need of money, then it's 20 times. The sp I have only allows me to better fight in cheap gear.
You seem to try and use higher level gear too barely break even. Nothing wrong with doing that, but it has become your isk sink and can't afford other isk sinks.
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Thor Odinson42
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
1646
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Posted - 2013.10.21 03:45:00 -
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So judging by the responses here. Everybody but me runs a 3.0 KDR in pubs running standard gear.
It's weird because I play a lot and I see people going sub 2.0 and a lot of negative.
When do you guys play? And why aren't you guys holding a bunch of districts in PC?
Lol, I made a mistake thinking I could get some sensible talk on the forums. |
medomai grey
WarRavens League of Infamy
249
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Posted - 2013.10.21 03:47:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote: I'm not complaining about an individual match, I'm talking about the economics of Dust.
If you were a real Merc, would you be willing to work if you could field mid level gear for finishing at the top of the match and making less than a guy who contributed zero on the losing side?
More than likely you'd just sit in the redline too, but because we are playing a video game many people foolishly decide to participate in winning the match.
First, i was talking about economics. Advance gear is apparently too expensive for someone of your caliber to run profitably.
Second, don't reference real life for a game scenario. If I was a REAL merc, I wouldn't be competing in a meaningless match where people die. Scoreboards and money tend to lose their value when you're really dead.
Third, I always run standard/militia fits, spend majority of my time outside the redline and normally rank among the top ten on my team. It is not foolish to play a competitive game to win. It is however stupid to bother playing a competitive game with no intention of winning. |
howard sanchez
expert intervention Caldari State
787
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Posted - 2013.10.21 03:57:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote:howard sanchez wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:RedZer0 MK1 wrote:The payout is too low, its crazy. The only way to make money is to DOMINATE or hang out in the red line (pubs). Which favors great players, but leaves people with ~1.0 kdr forced into usuing subpar (standard) gear to even break even. This is exactly what I'm talking about. It seems crazy that so many people are not only okay with it, but seem to cherish it. This is such utter crap. " the only way to make money...". You obv don't know ' the only way'. All you people want to do is advocate for Your Preferred Way. Keep isk valuable. Make loss hurt. Make profitability matter. Can't run proto in pubs and be profitable? Good. Find another way to play or go broke. Okay, I'll build play in my BPO sniper suit. That'll be more fun for everyone right? Do you believe that going earning 2000 WP and winning a match while losing 6 ADV suits which is well within the norm for the guy at the top of the leaderboard should profit LESS than that guy at the bottom of the leaderboard with 50 WP and a 0-0? This is the reality and I find it hard to believe that people are actually okay with this. I'll tell you what I believe in. I believe in a balanced game that, even for the majority of people that choose to slog through pub stomps and suck at fps games still turns out somehow to be fun and compelling to play. And I don't believe in providing the pub stomping minority with imbalances payouts to fund thier prototype stomping ways. I would like a game where the gear you choose to use and lose comes with a palpable cost. And that cost should always, regardless of your skill, be a serious consideration.
And I further don't believe in creating a sandbox FPSMMO game with a weak ass economy. And having any MMO with out proper wealth sinks and income/ inflation controls leads to an I balanced game.
Learn to make isk with basic gear. Or adv gear or prototype. But keep isk and cost a very important part of dust. It's damn near the only hope this game has left. |
Thor Odinson42
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
1646
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Posted - 2013.10.21 04:07:00 -
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medomai grey wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote: I'm not complaining about an individual match, I'm talking about the economics of Dust.
If you were a real Merc, would you be willing to work if you could field mid level gear for finishing at the top of the match and making less than a guy who contributed zero on the losing side?
More than likely you'd just sit in the redline too, but because we are playing a video game many people foolishly decide to participate in winning the match.
First, i was talking about economics. Advance gear is apparently too expensive for someone of your caliber to run profitably. Second, don't reference real life for a game scenario. If I was a REAL merc, I wouldn't be competing in a meaningless match where people die. Scoreboards and money tend to lose their value when you're really dead. Third, I always run standard/militia fits, spend majority of my time outside the redline and normally rank among the top ten on my team. It is not foolish to play a competitive game to win. It is however stupid to bother playing a competitive game with no intention of winning.
I laid out a scenario in the OP where I would likely earn 350K ISK and for a net gain of 110K which isn't bad. My problem is that the guy at the bottom with 50 WP probably earned 150K.
What would be so bad about the guy at the top earning more and the guy not generating any WP not getting much at all?
The dude at the bottom would more than likely try to generate some WP and in the process create a more fun gaming experience for everyone involved if it were the only way for him to earn any ISK.
I have always had an issue with this, but I see MORE people playing passively in pubs to grind ISK so they go earn LP in FW. Those same guys will likely do the same thing in FW because there isn't any inecentive to win or perform better there either.
This isn't a difficult concept to wrap your head around. I want to see more incentive to play hard and I want to see people who don't penalized. In other words I want my favorite video game to be fun. I don't want to have to grind in crap gear and I don't want to move along the redline looking for red dots like a tiger in a cage. |
Thor Odinson42
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
1646
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Posted - 2013.10.21 04:08:00 -
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howard sanchez wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:howard sanchez wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:RedZer0 MK1 wrote:The payout is too low, its crazy. The only way to make money is to DOMINATE or hang out in the red line (pubs). Which favors great players, but leaves people with ~1.0 kdr forced into usuing subpar (standard) gear to even break even. This is exactly what I'm talking about. It seems crazy that so many people are not only okay with it, but seem to cherish it. This is such utter crap. " the only way to make money...". You obv don't know ' the only way'. All you people want to do is advocate for Your Preferred Way. Keep isk valuable. Make loss hurt. Make profitability matter. Can't run proto in pubs and be profitable? Good. Find another way to play or go broke. Okay, I'll build play in my BPO sniper suit. That'll be more fun for everyone right? Do you believe that going earning 2000 WP and winning a match while losing 6 ADV suits which is well within the norm for the guy at the top of the leaderboard should profit LESS than that guy at the bottom of the leaderboard with 50 WP and a 0-0? This is the reality and I find it hard to believe that people are actually okay with this. I'll tell you what I believe in. I believe in a balanced game that, even for the majority of people that choose to slog through pub stomps and suck at fps games still turns out somehow to be fun and compelling to play. And I don't believe in providing the pub stomping minority with imbalances payouts to fund thier prototype stomping ways. I would like a game where the gear you choose to use and lose comes with a palpable cost. And that cost should always, regardless of your skill, be a serious consideration. And I further don't believe in creating a sandbox FPSMMO game with a weak ass economy. And having any MMO with out proper wealth sinks and income/ inflation controls leads to an I balanced game. Learn to make isk with basic gear. Or adv gear or prototype. But keep isk and cost a very important part of dust. It's damn near the only hope this game has left. What other successful games reward players that suck? |
medomai grey
WarRavens League of Infamy
249
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Posted - 2013.10.21 04:35:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote: I laid out a scenario in the OP where I would likely earn 350K ISK and for a net gain of 110K which isn't bad. My problem is that the guy at the bottom with 50 WP probably earned 150K.
What would be so bad about the guy at the top earning more and the guy not generating any WP not getting much at all?
The dude at the bottom would more than likely try to generate some WP and in the process create a more fun gaming experience for everyone involved if it were the only way for him to earn any ISK.
I have always had an issue with this, but I see MORE people playing passively in pubs to grind ISK so they go earn LP in FW. Those same guys will likely do the same thing in FW because there isn't any inecentive to win or perform better there either.
This isn't a difficult concept to wrap your head around. I want to see more incentive to play hard and I want to see people who don't penalized. In other words I want my favorite video game to be fun. I don't want to have to grind in crap gear and I don't want to move along the redline looking for red dots like a tiger in a cage.
Again, you chose to run better gear at the risk of earning less isk. The scenario that you take issue with is fair. Running higher tier gear in pub matches should not easily be a sustainable practice isk wise.
You imply this game isn't fun for you if you're running "crap" gear. Could you elaborate? |
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howard sanchez
expert intervention Caldari State
788
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Posted - 2013.10.21 04:37:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote:So judging by the responses here. Everybody but me runs a 3.0 KDR in pubs running standard gear.
It's weird because I play a lot and I see people going sub 2.0 and a lot of negative.
When do you guys play? And why aren't you guys holding a bunch of districts in PC?
Lol, I made a mistake thinking I could get some sensible talk on the forums. I have run around 0.5 KDr for over a full year. I have run adv gear at a loss. I have run proto gear at a loss. I have kept very close track of my income/expenses. I can make a comfortable profit/match at about 25-30k/suit. Most of my load outs avg around 10k avg. I run 3-4 different suits routinely. I am making isk. I do not snipe.
And I firmly believe that the solution to DUST's proto stomping lies in getting the majority of players to run cheap ass gear in pubs while keeping the value of isk high and sustaining cost as a central throttle in order to break the bankrolls of these highly organized and tightly coordinated teams.
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howard sanchez
expert intervention Caldari State
788
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Posted - 2013.10.21 04:50:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote:medomai grey wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote: I'm not complaining about an individual match, I'm talking about the economics of Dust.
If you were a real Merc, would you be willing to work if you could field mid level gear for finishing at the top of the match and making less than a guy who contributed zero on the losing side?
More than likely you'd just sit in the redline too, but because we are playing a video game many people foolishly decide to participate in winning the match.
First, i was talking about economics. Advance gear is apparently too expensive for someone of your caliber to run profitably. Second, don't reference real life for a game scenario. If I was a REAL merc, I wouldn't be competing in a meaningless match where people die. Scoreboards and money tend to lose their value when you're really dead. Third, I always run standard/militia fits, spend majority of my time outside the redline and normally rank among the top ten on my team. It is not foolish to play a competitive game to win. It is however stupid to bother playing a competitive game with no intention of winning. I laid out a scenario in the OP where I would likely earn 350K ISK and for a net gain of 110K which isn't bad. My problem is that the guy at the bottom with 50 WP probably earned 150K. What would be so bad about the guy at the top earning more and the guy not generating any WP not getting much at all? The dude at the bottom would more than likely try to generate some WP and in the process create a more fun gaming experience for everyone involved if it were the only way for him to earn any ISK. I have always had an issue with this, but I see MORE people playing passively in pubs to grind ISK so they go earn LP in FW. Those same guys will likely do the same thing in FW because there isn't any inecentive to win or perform better there either. This isn't a difficult concept to wrap your head around. I want to see more incentive to play hard and I want to see people who don't penalized. In other words I want my favorite video game to be fun. I don't want to have to grind in crap gear and I don't want to move along the redline looking for red dots like a tiger in a cage. Dude, your inner ******* is showing. What do you mean,"the dude at the bottom would more than li,ely TRY to generate some WP"? Such a jerk.
We are trying. And we are trying to have fun trying. What exactly do you think will motivate a player who happens to find himself at the bottom of every score board to keep playing? Giving him the short end of the financial stick in order that you can use more expensive gear to kill him faster?
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Thor Odinson42
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
1652
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Posted - 2013.10.21 05:38:00 -
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howard sanchez wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:medomai grey wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote: I'm not complaining about an individual match, I'm talking about the economics of Dust.
If you were a real Merc, would you be willing to work if you could field mid level gear for finishing at the top of the match and making less than a guy who contributed zero on the losing side?
More than likely you'd just sit in the redline too, but because we are playing a video game many people foolishly decide to participate in winning the match.
First, i was talking about economics. Advance gear is apparently too expensive for someone of your caliber to run profitably. Second, don't reference real life for a game scenario. If I was a REAL merc, I wouldn't be competing in a meaningless match where people die. Scoreboards and money tend to lose their value when you're really dead. Third, I always run standard/militia fits, spend majority of my time outside the redline and normally rank among the top ten on my team. It is not foolish to play a competitive game to win. It is however stupid to bother playing a competitive game with no intention of winning. I laid out a scenario in the OP where I would likely earn 350K ISK and for a net gain of 110K which isn't bad. My problem is that the guy at the bottom with 50 WP probably earned 150K. What would be so bad about the guy at the top earning more and the guy not generating any WP not getting much at all? The dude at the bottom would more than likely try to generate some WP and in the process create a more fun gaming experience for everyone involved if it were the only way for him to earn any ISK. I have always had an issue with this, but I see MORE people playing passively in pubs to grind ISK so they go earn LP in FW. Those same guys will likely do the same thing in FW because there isn't any inecentive to win or perform better there either. This isn't a difficult concept to wrap your head around. I want to see more incentive to play hard and I want to see people who don't penalized. In other words I want my favorite video game to be fun. I don't want to have to grind in crap gear and I don't want to move along the redline looking for red dots like a tiger in a cage. Dude, your inner ******* is showing. What do you mean,"the dude at the bottom would more than li,ely TRY to generate some WP"? Such a jerk. We are trying. And we are trying to have fun trying. What exactly do you think will motivate a player who happens to find himself at the bottom of every score board to keep playing? Giving him the short end of the financial stick in order that you can use more expensive gear to kill him faster?
You aren't in a corp. join one. Play with your corp members in a squad. Follow that squad. Support them. Earn WP. Try to win battle. Earn ISK for effort.
I'm talking about rewarding effort. **** you can run up to the edge of combat and drop a nano hive and a uplink and generate some WP without firing a shot.
I had a .4 KDR after two months of playing this game. I didn't break 1.0 until I'd been playing for 5 months because I threw so many clones at trying to improve.
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daishi mk03
Brutor Vanguard Minmatar Republic
256
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Posted - 2013.10.21 05:46:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote:deepfried salad gilliam wrote:Don't play so recklessly and set a limit on how many adv your willing to lose So 6 ADV suits is too reckless? How many would be considered ideal? And how fun is that? 18-6 with 2000 WP would be considered a decent match by any stretch
18:6 is a total disaster, if you only used ADV gear. This means you died in 1 of 4 encounters, which you choose to fight. Terrible. |
HUNK tm
What The French CRONOS.
15
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Posted - 2013.10.21 05:48:00 -
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I always thought the game was adapted his isk reward in proportion to the total WP. And I think a reward for mere participation is bullshit.
Go make your money ! Work in New Eden is serious business ! (sorry for my english) |
Thor Odinson42
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
1653
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Posted - 2013.10.21 05:51:00 -
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daishi mk03 wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:deepfried salad gilliam wrote:Don't play so recklessly and set a limit on how many adv your willing to lose So 6 ADV suits is too reckless? How many would be considered ideal? And how fun is that? 18-6 with 2000 WP would be considered a decent match by any stretch 18:6 is a total disaster, if you only used ADV gear. This means you died in 1 of 4 encounters, which you choose to fight. Terrible.
Lol, nice math.
And I'll be posting the KDRs of all these bad asses in this thread that claim 3.0 is terrible |
Skihids
Bullet Cluster
2288
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Posted - 2013.10.21 05:55:00 -
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We don't fight for money like real mercenaries do, rather we pay money for the privilege of fighting.
There are no luxury goods or vacations to buy with our wages, only weapons to be used to fight with. There is no cost of living, we could just park ourselves in quarters and "live" for nothing. There is nothing to beyond war toys to spend our fortunes on, so what is our motivation to fight?
We pay for the privilege of earning experience so we get better at fighting. We fight for entertainment. It's an end in itself.
Realistic ISK sinks would mimic real life money sinks, stuff you want unrelated to going to work. |
Thor Odinson42
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
1653
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Posted - 2013.10.21 05:58:00 -
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HUNK tm wrote:I always thought the game was adapted his isk reward in proportion to the total WP. And I think a reward for mere participation is bullshit.
Go make your money ! Work in New Eden is serious business ! (sorry for my english)
It's claimed to be based on the how much the value of the stuff destroyed in the battle is, but I think it's random.
I've seen matches where tons of tanks were taken out, protos suits, etc and get 350K
I've earned 960K in a pub before. I've earned 500K in a match where less than 50 clones were destroyed. I think Scotty throws a dart at a random number on the wall that sets the overall payout. Then it's tiered from there. |
Lynn Beck
Granite Mercenary Division
151
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Posted - 2013.10.21 06:01:00 -
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Skihids wrote:We don't fight for money like real mercenaries do, rather we pay money for the privilege of fighting.
There are no luxury goods or vacations to buy with our wages, only weapons to be used to fight with. There is no cost of living, we could just park ourselves in quarters and "live" for nothing. There is nothing to beyond war toys to spend our fortunes on, so what is our motivation to fight?
We pay for the privilege of earning experience so we get better at fighting. We fight for entertainment. It's an end in itself.
Realistic ISK sinks would mimic real life money sinks, stuff you want unrelated to going to work. So i should buy ps3's and PC parts, fix up a car, and eat tacos all day? |
Thor Odinson42
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
1653
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Posted - 2013.10.21 06:02:00 -
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Skihids wrote:We don't fight for money like real mercenaries do, rather we pay money for the privilege of fighting.
There are no luxury goods or vacations to buy with our wages, only weapons to be used to fight with. There is no cost of living, we could just park ourselves in quarters and "live" for nothing. There is nothing to beyond war toys to spend our fortunes on, so what is our motivation to fight?
We pay for the privilege of earning experience so we get better at fighting. We fight for entertainment. It's an end in itself.
Realistic ISK sinks would mimic real life money sinks, stuff you want unrelated to going to work.
Weird post, I'd buy some hookers and blow for my character, but he's stuck in a video game.
So do think mere participation should be rewarded so heavily?
What if FW is filled with 5-10 snipers and tower forgers on each side over and over again? |
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daishi mk03
Brutor Vanguard Minmatar Republic
256
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Posted - 2013.10.21 06:08:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote:daishi mk03 wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:deepfried salad gilliam wrote:Don't play so recklessly and set a limit on how many adv your willing to lose So 6 ADV suits is too reckless? How many would be considered ideal? And how fun is that? 18-6 with 2000 WP would be considered a decent match by any stretch 18:6 is a total disaster, if you only used ADV gear. This means you died in 1 of 4 encounters, which you choose to fight. Terrible. Lol, nice math. And I'll be posting the KDRs of all these bad asses in this thread that claim 3.0 is terrible
All people I play with go more like XX:0 or XX:1 if they only run ADV in public. Sure, 3:1 is good in BPO gear. |
Bright Cloud
Namtar Elite Gallente Federation
246
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Posted - 2013.10.21 06:16:00 -
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ISK sink? lol im going to play FW matches with 100% free stuff or so dirt cheap that ive need to die 1000 times before i would need to run a single regular pub match. Skinweave heavy with all BPO stuff here i come. |
Tech Ohm Eaven
L.O.T.I.S. Public Disorder.
887
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Posted - 2013.10.21 07:06:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote:RedZer0 MK1 wrote:The payout is too low, its crazy. The only way to make money is to DOMINATE or hang out in the red line (pubs). Which favors great players, but leaves people with ~1.0 kdr forced into usuing subpar (standard) gear to even break even. This is exactly what I'm talking about. It seems crazy that so many people are not only okay with it, but seem to cherish it.
Please! Make ISK fit: militia forge gun, militia heavy suit. Oceania server. Domination or skirmish.
Run around killing neutral installations with no enemies on the other side. Make three million for the day then change server setting to automatic and go run advanced or proto fits.
Militia minmatar scout, militia shotgun, q45 scanner 4k total investment and plenty of fun getting kills.
But most other fits: And basic fits 10 and 2. Advanced fits 16 and 0. |
IrishWebster
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
79
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Posted - 2013.10.21 07:31:00 -
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This makes a dangerously good point. ISK return compared to ISK risked is simply not equal, and for the majority of players who aren't in a PC contender Coporation and probably wouldn't be accepted into one if they tried to join...
It just isn't fun running your gimpy standard or starter fit, while your Proto suits that you took the last 12 months to skill into after scraping together enough ISK to buy them just collect dust in your merc quarters.
Do I think everyone should be able to run Proto all the time in every pub match? Hell no. But maybe there's a way to create game modes that require you to risk more, with the promise of more rewards? Standard/Advanced/Proto only game modes for pub matches, FW tiered engagements where escalation of force (what gear/kit you're allowed to use) is agreed upon by both sides? This can even be world into lore. The Amarr want Minnies to return to slavery so they go all out. Amarr use Proto, Minnies use standard or advanced but make extra cash for popping Proto suits with inferior gear. Maybe other matches, the Amarr fugue it's a vital target and pay more for a merc who's willing to risk his Proto gear... but only if he wins.
I'm just saying, even barring the EXCELLENT matchmaking mechanics currently presiding over our pub matches, there are ways to make things happen, and to make them more fun. Matchmaking can fix pub matches by matching similar SP leveled met a against one another, once that gets working properly. Sick arse game modes can be even better, NOW.
Just my two cents.
-Irish |
daishi mk03
Brutor Vanguard Minmatar Republic
256
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Posted - 2013.10.21 07:37:00 -
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Trust me, dying has in over 90% of cases nothing to do with one's suit, but with one's lack of situational awareness, one's decision making and one's aiming skill. Rest are nades and forge gunners.
Easy test: If you don't hunger for ammo and nades, aren't looking for hives and supply depots most of the game you are doing something wrong. |
IrishWebster
Molon Labe. RISE of LEGION
79
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Posted - 2013.10.21 07:39:00 -
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daishi mk03 wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:deepfried salad gilliam wrote:Don't play so recklessly and set a limit on how many adv your willing to lose So 6 ADV suits is too reckless? How many would be considered ideal? And how fun is that? 18-6 with 2000 WP would be considered a decent match by any stretch 18:6 is a total disaster, if you only used ADV gear. This means you died in 1 of 4 encounters, which you choose to fight. Terrible.
... um, 1 in 3. If you're going to be a douchebag, at least try to be right.
In any case, he's doing hell of a lot better than me, and in any case, if you haven't noticed...
New Eden is not a place for KD/R brats. It's a place for scheming geniuses, dastardly minds with dirty, conniving plots up their sleeves, where life isn't fair, and cults filled with tear-drinking insomniacs stomp your paper target wearing excuse for advanced gear in their Proto gear with Complex kit. Harden. The f**k. Up. Oh... and stop being a try hard.
-Irish |
deepfried salad gilliam
Sanguine Knights
89
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Posted - 2013.10.21 11:34:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote:deepfried salad gilliam wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:deepfried salad gilliam wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:I also discount the vibrancy of the secondary market for officer gear and FW variants of weapons and gear.
1) most people don't run and can't afford to run a ton of proto very often.
2) the people who can are good enough that they won't burn through it enough to create a market vibrant enough to support 1000s of players People will always want officer stuff Especially for pc or to stockpile for some awesome event Whether it be sell or use for event, because people use a pot more good stuf for good events How much will they want, how will they afford it? By playing passively and grinding in cheap suits? Or are you talking about guys like Regnum who don't use it, don't need to use it, and wouldn't have to buy enough of it to help you turn a profit in FW. I've only seen one Thale in PC in nearly 100 PC matches. Never seen any other officer weapons. The laws of supply and demand my friend If people don't want to use them the prices will drop till someone does Or rise accordingly The economy conforms to the people in it. You've proved my point again. All this talk of profiting from LP gear in the secondary market, how if the demand isn't that high? Remember the gear will cost ISK in addition to LP. If you factor in ISK lost during FW battles how many of these things do you plan on selling? Im not gonna sell any I'm gonna buy it lol Aurum stuff for isk is gonna be awesome Ill be able to try things a lot easier, especially on my alts
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deepfried salad gilliam
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Posted - 2013.10.21 11:36:00 -
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IrishWebster wrote:daishi mk03 wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:deepfried salad gilliam wrote:Don't play so recklessly and set a limit on how many adv your willing to lose So 6 ADV suits is too reckless? How many would be considered ideal? And how fun is that? 18-6 with 2000 WP would be considered a decent match by any stretch 18:6 is a total disaster, if you only used ADV gear. This means you died in 1 of 4 encounters, which you choose to fight. Terrible. ... um, 1 in 3. If you're going to be a douchebag, at least try to be right. In any case, he's doing hell of a lot better than me, and in any case, if you haven't noticed... New Eden is not a place for KD/R brats. It's a place for scheming geniuses, dastardly minds with dirty, conniving plots up their sleeves, where life isn't fair, and cults filled with tear-drinking insomniacs stomp your paper target wearing excuse for advanced gear in their Proto gear with Complex kit. Harden. The f**k. Up. Oh... and stop being a try hard. -Irish It is 1/4 encounters 18+6=24 he fought 24 people died to 6 of them and killed 18 |
deepfried salad gilliam
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Posted - 2013.10.21 11:40:00 -
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Thor Odinson42 wrote:daishi mk03 wrote:Thor Odinson42 wrote:deepfried salad gilliam wrote:Don't play so recklessly and set a limit on how many adv your willing to lose So 6 ADV suits is too reckless? How many would be considered ideal? And how fun is that? 18-6 with 2000 WP would be considered a decent match by any stretch 18:6 is a total disaster, if you only used ADV gear. This means you died in 1 of 4 encounters, which you choose to fight. Terrible. Lol, nice math. And I'll be posting the KDRs of all these bad asses in this thread that claim 3.0 is terrible I don't have a 3.0 ,but I also don't complain when I lose my 20 k suits lol and if they make adv affordable people will maje these posts about proto gear |
gbghg
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Posted - 2013.10.21 12:20:00 -
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so here's a quote from my tiercide thread from a couple of months back
Quote:the only effective counter is to field proto gear yourself, and their stats are out of proportion compared to everything else, and given the sheer number of people around running proto, soon it's going to be proto and nothing else, it already is in PC if you actually want to win the battle, and you'll run into at least 1 proto player in any given pub match. What do you think it will be like for new players a year down the line, when a large proportion of the player base is running proto gear?
proto gear has a huge advantage over every other tier, it can fit more and better modules and weapons, that advanatage comes with the risk of losing a large amount of isk per fit (although how large the risk is given the advantage you have over non proto players is another debate altogether), the things are expensive and rightly so, take the risk and reap the benefits.
personally i'd advocate increasing the isk cost, make those things so expesnive that people only dare field them for the most important fights, because they cost that much isk. however we will see problems relating to the players with huge wallets and alliances like EON who through dominating PC have the isk reserves to field proto till the opponent runs out of isk. still, i'd rather see that then the situation i described above, where everyone is running proto. |
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