Sorry but any kind of feedback from OH is just as valuable as a turd in a tincan.

What's wrong he kill you in a pub match?

Still fighting your little causes on the forums I see. Kind of cute, kind of pathetic.

Perhaps its time for you to get a girlfriend Cloud, or at the very least, a better game.

Payday 2 is recommended, though you'll need friends for that.

Well, atleast cloud isnt an asshat with an mexican mail order bride that he needs permission to play videogames from.

Orbital Bombardment

Dropship of your own + any good slayer fit

Sniper Rifle (not in every situation but in most)

Assault Dropship


Four counters that generally knock out the high ground issue pretty quickly.

It doesnt matter what game mode you play there is 99% of the times a guy who takes a dropship and then deploys uplinks up high. This kind of annoying gameplay needs to stop, its not tactical nor is healthy for the game fighting a guy up high who has a massdriver or some other scrub gun. My idea is why dont we copy paste the redline mechanics from dropships and then invert the value?

Explaination of the dropship redline mechanic:
As soon a dropship reaches a certain flight altitude the redline for it is vastly expanded giving it more space to fly in, however when you get close to the ground the regualr redline mechanics are back into place just like for every other ground unit.

So since we now know about that why dont we put a hight limitation on where dropsuits can operate? Anything to high from the ground would become the redline and thus eliminating high ground camping which then turns into a better gameplay experience for everybody (except for the twatts who currently abuse this).

Wow didn't realize people sucked so bad that this is a problem.

I've countered this with all militia gear

Militia ds, militia suit, militia assault rifle, militia flux nades.

Sooooo

Shut up

Cuz I am not that good, and if I can do it.. anyone can

It doesnt matter what game mode you play there is 99% of the times a guy who takes a dropship and then deploys uplinks up high. This kind of annoying gameplay needs to stop, its not tactical nor is healthy for the game fighting a guy up high who has a massdriver or some other scrub gun. My idea is why dont we copy paste the redline mechanics from dropships and then invert the value?

Explaination of the dropship redline mechanic:
As soon a dropship reaches a certain flight altitude the redline for it is vastly expanded giving it more space to fly in, however when you get close to the ground the regualr redline mechanics are back into place just like for every other ground unit.

So since we now know about that why dont we put a hight limitation on where dropsuits can operate? Anything to high from the ground would become the redline and thus eliminating high ground camping which then turns into a better gameplay experience for everybody (except for the twatts who currently abuse this).

Ever heard of a flux strike?

Not Christopher Reeve.

It doesnt matter what game mode you play there is 99% of the times a guy who takes a dropship and then deploys uplinks up high. This kind of annoying gameplay needs to stop, its not tactical nor is healthy for the game fighting a guy up high who has a massdriver or some other scrub gun. My idea is why dont we copy paste the redline mechanics from dropships and then invert the value?

Explaination of the dropship redline mechanic:
As soon a dropship reaches a certain flight altitude the redline for it is vastly expanded giving it more space to fly in, however when you get close to the ground the regualr redline mechanics are back into place just like for every other ground unit.

So since we now know about that why dont we put a hight limitation on where dropsuits can operate? Anything to high from the ground would become the redline and thus eliminating high ground camping which then turns into a better gameplay experience for everybody (except for the twatts who currently abuse this).