Tectonious Falcon wrote:Ccp you are joking right? This is just a prank that your playing on us because this build doesn't fix much.
Logis not fixed, heavies not fixed, hmg's not fixed, spawn system not fixed, hit detection not fixed (despite your claims) , medical system none of the suggested improvements added, stability worse than before, dropships worse than before the list goes on. Maybe you should focus on the things the community asks for and fix/buff/add/nerf those things first BEFORE adding all of these shiny new features that don't always work.
I also have a question. What kind of testing do you do before releasing these builds? Do you play the build all day to test the features before giving it to us? Do you test it at all? I don't want this to sound like a complaint thread but lots of things don't work. For example the laser rifle is my main weapon this build. I like using it but I am easily killed by anyone else. Assault rifle users will quite often kill you much faster than your laser rifle will kill them. I don't stand a chance against heavies because my gun overheats before I can kill them.
Discuss what you liked or disliked about this new build.
Please don't spam or say "Z0MG U NUB! U JUS DONT HAVE TEH SKILLZ! " because that is just a waste of a post telling me something I already know :)
Numbero uno: This was not a patch to fix things (although that happened, too), but to introduce new features. New features
always introduce new bugs, there is no way around that.
B: What kind of testing are they doing? Are you seriously asking that question? Do you know, what you are doing here? Yes, exactly. You and we are doing the testing. That's the idea of a beta. We play it, we report bugs we find, they can fix it, hopefully. This is not a finished product.
If they did this differently, you would not play the game right now. They would test it internally and you would see it, when it's eventually released. Also, they can't fix all problems, before they introduce new features. These new features will bring new problems and have to be tested, too. The thing you do (if you are an intelligent being) is test a given number of features until you have gathered enough data (where 'enough' is a subjective term), fix some of them during the same time, and then roll out the new features to have them tested. If you wait for all problems to be fixed before introducing the new features, you are wasting time on testing things that are already tested sufficiently (again, subjective).
In essence: CCP is doing it correctly. Your point is invalid.