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furleys ascot III Doomheim 0	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:13:00 - [1] - Quote for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... better dropsuits, weapons, mods, shields, armor, skill levels, etc. and to top it off, more experience. essentially, imo, this is not the way you try to expand your community but hey, we all know what 'they' say about opinions. i have no problem competing with the 'higher level' guys as far as basic game mechanics, but when they constantly have 2x as much armor as i do, do 2x as much damage as i do and are 2x as accurate (due to skill levels purchased, not innate ability) its nigh impossible to get any enjoyment from playing. i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :(
Rynx Sinfar Subdreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore 186	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:17:00 - [2] - Quote Stats were indeed wiped a couple weeks before open beta. I die plenty from militia guns, the stat increases are not generally as high as your implying (comparing your suit to anothers) and the highest SP I know of is 2 mil. A good sum but for example heavy armor 2 will cost you 180k sp? 150k sp? Something like that. He has extra points but it isn't ground shattering. Nothing I have seen in terms of gear has beaten effective team play. Communicate and you get effort where you need, have a strong team behind you and you'll wash over others. The strongest advantage the players have is the experience to keep together, understand the situation, bail on strong points and strike at weak points.
BobThe843CakeMan BurgezzE.T.F 132	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:17:00 - [3] - Quote we only had a 2 week head start. and tbh it's not like you can get god mode in 2 weeks. Thts what we got for testing this game for a year. Lol.
Mavado V Noriega SyNergy Gaming 2283	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:18:00 - [4] - Quote lol
Big Popa Smurff Seraphim Initiative. CRONOS. 104	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:18:00 - [5] - Quote There wont be another wipe, this is it. I advise you to join a corp, squad up with people, and learn how to play.
Drado Arona Kirkinen Risk Control Caldari State 64	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:19:00 - [6] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... better dropsuits, weapons, mods, shields, armor, skill levels, etc. and to top it off, more experience. essentially, imo, this is not the way you try to expand your community but hey, we all know what 'they' say about opinions. i have no problem competing with the 'higher level' guys as far as basic game mechanics, but when they constantly have 2x as much armor as i do, do 2x as much damage as i do and are 2x as accurate (due to skill levels purchased, not innate ability) its nigh impossible to get any enjoyment from playing. i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( I'm sorry to say but I've never encountered more then 1 or 2 UBER HIGH GODLIKE SKILL POINT character on the enemy team or mine at any moment during the games I've played. Yes they're strong and have an edge over me but they're still easily kill-able if you take the time out of your life to not blindly rush into the fray. Yes I'm saying you're not good enough to kill them anyways even if you had a SP advantage.
furleys ascot III Doomheim 0	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:19:00 - [7] - Quote guess that 'couple weeks' was too much time between wipe and open beta... is there any sort of team balancing going on atm?
James-5955 Pink Fluffy Bounty Hunterz RISE of LEGION 151	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:21:00 - [8] - Quote People know the maps, the spawns, the ins and outs of the game, and are most likely very used to the sensitivity and flow of this game by now. Two weeks of SP doesn't make THAT big of a difference. The best you can do is tough through it because it won't get any better. Skill > Gear at this point in the game, IMO, not sure how it'll be several months down the road though.
Scheneighnay McBob Bojo's School of the Trades 1058	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:22:00 - [9] - Quote We also got a free 100,000 SP for getting a head start, lol
stormtroopin Cygnus Tactical Operations 51	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:23:00 - [10] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( no more wipes. (hopefully). But as stated above, we only got a couple weeks before you. It's mainly player skill from getting used to the game for nearly a year. Hell, I actually didn't start playing on TQ until a couple days AFTER the move. Just keep playing, and skill up. You'll get better. (AND you'll be thankful you got in and got playing as early as you did.)

4447 ZionTCD Legacy Rising 649	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:26:00 - [11] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... better dropsuits, weapons, mods, shields, armor, skill levels, etc. and to top it off, more experience. essentially, imo, this is not the way you try to expand your community but hey, we all know what 'they' say about opinions. i have no problem competing with the 'higher level' guys as far as basic game mechanics, but when they constantly have 2x as much armor as i do, do 2x as much damage as i do and are 2x as accurate (due to skill levels purchased, not innate ability) its nigh impossible to get any enjoyment from playing. i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( 2x Times the armour? 2x Times the damage? 2x Times the! accurate? can you look up on the stats of everything before you talk ****.
furleys ascot III Doomheim 0	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:27:00 - [12] - Quote Drado Arona wrote: furleys ascot III wrote: for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... better dropsuits, weapons, mods, shields, armor, skill levels, etc. and to top it off, more experience. essentially, imo, this is not the way you try to expand your community but hey, we all know what 'they' say about opinions. i have no problem competing with the 'higher level' guys as far as basic game mechanics, but when they constantly have 2x as much armor as i do, do 2x as much damage as i do and are 2x as accurate (due to skill levels purchased, not innate ability) its nigh impossible to get any enjoyment from playing. i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( I'm sorry to say but I've never encountered more then 1 or 2 UBER HIGH GODLIKE SKILL POINT character on the enemy team or mine at any moment during the games I've played. Yes they're strong and have an edge over me but they're still easily kill-able if you take the time out of your life to not blindly rush into the fray. Yes I'm saying you're not good enough to kill them anyways even if you had a SP advantage. you are another reason ppl will not gravitate toward the game. youre rude and ignorant, which obviously is not going to help out the newbies. unless of course your trying to help them go play another game... if i want to experience a douchbag filled forum i could just go over to battlelog.
Tiel Syysch Imperfects Negative-Feedback 634	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:28:00 - [13] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: and to top it off, more experience. CCP, wipe it all!
Seed Dren L.O.T.I.S. Legacy Rising 10	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:29:00 - [14] - Quote Scheneighnay McBob wrote: We also got a free 100,000 SP for getting a head start, lol Why post if your just trying to make things worse. Representing dust mercs at is finest.
General Erick Onslaught Inc 24	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:30:00 - [15] - Quote BobThe843CakeMan wrote: we only had a 2 week head start. and tbh it's not like you can get god mode in 2 weeks. Thts what we got for testing this game for a year. Lol. Like he said, we are hardened war heroes
Aighun Zumari Force Projection Caldari State 666	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:31:00 - [16] - Quote They also should have erased our memories. I know all of the maps too well and even with a character that I haven't upgraded any skills with that plays the starter fittings I can still finish in the middle of the leader boards. Also they should wipe everyone's character after every match to make it fair just in case anyone starts to pull ahead in the great SP race. And they should make it so that the higher your KDR the less damage your weapon does. And...
Cyn Bruin Imperfects Negative-Feedback 653	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:31:00 - [17] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( Hope you stick around, it is a very complex and cool FPS imo. I wouldn't suggest "leaving" and then "coming back" as the gear gap will only get more pronounced. Just keep at it. The best option is find a good corp and run with 4 man squads. This game requires teamwork. Some of the beta testers have been "testing" this game for close to a year and it shows. Listen to James from PFB, his explaination is spot on. The gear differential is noticeable mainly in suits, the weapon damage has been flattened so damage from Milita gear to Proto gear is minimal. Try different combinations of modules on your suits. For example, right now what weapon are you specd into? What suit did you go with? Any pts into Shields? Sharpshooter? All of the above skills add up and then when you group that with knowledge of the game, some players will be tougher to kill than others. Hang around though, it'll get easier. I felt same way back in the day.
stormtroopin Cygnus Tactical Operations 51	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:35:00 - [18] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: Drado Arona wrote: furleys ascot III wrote: for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... ....i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( I'm sorry to say but I've never encountered more then 1 or 2 UBER HIGH GODLIKE SKILL POINT character on the enemy team or mine at any moment during the games I've played. Yes they're strong and have an edge over me but they're still easily kill-able if you take the time out of your life to not blindly rush into the fray. Yes I'm saying you're not good enough to kill them anyways even if you had a SP advantage. you are another reason ppl will not gravitate toward the game. youre rude and ignorant, which obviously is not going to help out the newbies. unless of course your trying to help them go play another game... if i want to experience a douchbag filled forum i could just go over to battlelog. This kind of noob bashing pretentiousness happens on pretty much all forum communities. Sad really when the goal should be to HELP new people flock to the Dust 514 family. As Cyn Bruin said, to quit playing is the worst thing you can do. You need to keep playing, and your skill will get better. Better yet join a corp, and find some good squad mates.
furleys ascot III Doomheim 0	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:42:00 - [19] - Quote Cyn Bruin wrote: furleys ascot III wrote: i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( Hope you stick around, it is a very complex and cool FPS imo. I wouldn't suggest "leaving" and then "coming back" as the gear gap will only get more pronounced. Just keep at it. The best option is find a good corp and run with 4 man squads. This game requires teamwork. Some of the beta testers have been "testing" this game for close to a year and it shows. Listen to James from PFB, his explaination is spot on. The gear differential is noticeable mainly in suits, the weapon damage has been flattened so damage from Milita gear to Proto gear is minimal. Try different combinations of modules on your suits. For example, right now what weapon are you specd into? What suit did you go with? Any pts into Shields? Sharpshooter? All of the above skills add up and then when you group that with knowledge of the game, some players will be tougher to kill than others. Hang around though, it'll get easier. I felt same way back in the day. thanks for the sympathy/constructive criticism. im tempted to reply to some of the ppl that are just being dicks in here but am deciding to just let them showcase thier stupidity on their own, no need for me to point out the obvious. i think ill start a new character and dump all my initial points into suit and weapon and see if it helps. initially i tried to be more of a team asset in ways other than straight up killing...hacking, reviving, repairing, etc. but the points i put there left my dropsuit and weapon skills pretty low. especially for a starter i suppose.
Calgoth Reborn United Front LLC 145	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:43:00 - [20] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... better dropsuits, weapons, mods, shields, armor, skill levels, etc. and to top it off, more experience. essentially, imo, this is not the way you try to expand your community but hey, we all know what 'they' say about opinions. i have no problem competing with the 'higher level' guys as far as basic game mechanics, but when they constantly have 2x as much armor as i do, do 2x as much damage as i do and are 2x as accurate (due to skill levels purchased, not innate ability) its nigh impossible to get any enjoyment from playing. i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( When open beta started closed beta vet's had about 1.5mil sp and that's only if like me they used both passive and active booster's which allow you to gain 537,600sp per week not counting the 50/75with booster after hitting the daily cap

Bojo The Mighty Bojo's School of the Trades 431	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:44:00 - [21] - Quote Dude before the wipe we had X Millions of SP. I don't think you understand that the SP we have now is a fraction of what we had before....a two week head-start is miniscule and I'm sorry you are an Open Beta person but in the future a person will join to face off against people with 20 Mill SP and be ultra-boned so don't go complaining on 14 days of SP.
Aighun Zumari Force Projection Caldari State 666	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:49:00 - [22] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( Posting again... but you might be holding out for something that will never happen. Tthere won't be another stat reset. Not unless there is some kind of drastic problem with the game. So if you are waiting for some moment in the game where no single player will have any sort of advantage over any other player in terms of SP it is already too late. If you stop playing now all of the noobs that beta testers are using to mop the floor with in the ol' communications facility that stick with the game will have evolved into deadly killing machines and the longer you wait the number of players with more SP than you could increase exponentially... But perhaps at some point the will introduce match making in instant battles. You could wait until then and may have a better chance of only being matched with players of similar "skill" but who knows how that will work. The other thing that some people have been alluding to is that SP seems like much more of an advantage than it really is. The advantage is almost meaningless in practice, that is, it gives a slight edge to players that are already good. But all the SP in the world will not help you more than slightly if you are, like me, average at best. Finally, all hope is not lost, if you invest wisely you can max out a few stats to match those of long time vets in less than a week.
Panoscape BurgezzE.T.F 107	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:49:00 - [23] - Quote Run a speed shotti scout suit made from all militia gear. It can one shot everything except a heavy, for them it take two. Learn how to be stealthy and sneak around while coming up behind guys and popping them. Or, jump into a turret and start taking people out. Or run a logi suit and stay behind your blue dot kilers and repair them. Or, get into a LAV and play Carmageddon. Or jump into a tank gunner spot and gun. Or sneak around and hack everything. So many options for low SP toons as they build up their SP. Get to it.
Naturi Riclenore BetaMax. 120	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:50:00 - [24] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... better dropsuits, weapons, mods, shields, armor, skill levels, etc. and to top it off, more experience. essentially, imo, this is not the way you try to expand your community but hey, we all know what 'they' say about opinions. i have no problem competing with the 'higher level' guys as far as basic game mechanics, but when they constantly have 2x as much armor as i do, do 2x as much damage as i do and are 2x as accurate (due to skill levels purchased, not innate ability) its nigh impossible to get any enjoyment from playing. i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( To be clear... the stats were 100% wiped before Open Beta. The thing was, for testing the game for as long as we did, CCP allowed us into the "Early Access" program which was 12 days before it opened to the masses. That is 240,000 (without boosters). Plus the free 100,000 so 340,000. That is not a lot to make someone "OP" and ROLFStomp a newbie. Here is wherre the advantage comes from: We veterans already KNOW what to do. There is no fidling around with trying to figure out where to put our skillpoints - we already know. We already know what mods / equipment to put on our dropsuit. Remember, many of us were in the closed beta for a year. We know the maps like the back of our hands. We know were the installations are, supply depots, good hiding spots, etc... Also, certain mechanics are broken, and guess who knows which ones And you might want to reconsider comming back as baring some extremely horrible accident, stats will not be wiped again. So you will really be far behind. I recommend asking around in your local / corp for some advice from a veteran player for suggestions
IRuby Heart DIOS EX. 330	Posted - 2013.01.30 20:50:00 - [25] - Quote New players are over exagerating the advantage older player have over them. There is definitely an advantage over newer players but its marginal. I've yet to encounter any players who look like Super soldiers, every time I've died it's either been due to the following... 1.) Being outgunned 2.) Being outnumbered 3.) Spawning with the back of my head against someone's gun barrel 4.) lol Heavy's
Quill Killian Better Hide R Die 107	Posted - 2013.01.30 21:10:00 - [26] - Quote Let's wipe everyone's stats, ISK and SP everytime a new player joins the beta! That way, we're all on even ground and no one can complain!
Calgoth Reborn United Front LLC 145	Posted - 2013.01.30 21:13:00 - [27] - Quote Naturi Riclenore wrote: furleys ascot III wrote: for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... better dropsuits, weapons, mods, shields, armor, skill levels, etc. and to top it off, more experience. essentially, imo, this is not the way you try to expand your community but hey, we all know what 'they' say about opinions. i have no problem competing with the 'higher level' guys as far as basic game mechanics, but when they constantly have 2x as much armor as i do, do 2x as much damage as i do and are 2x as accurate (due to skill levels purchased, not innate ability) its nigh impossible to get any enjoyment from playing. i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( To be clear... the stats were 100% wiped before Open Beta. The thing was, for testing the game for as long as we did, CCP allowed us into the "Early Access" program which was 12 days before it opened to the masses. That is 240,000 (without boosters). Plus the free 100,000 so 340,000. That is not a lot to make someone "OP" and ROLFStomp a newbie. Here is wherre the advantage comes from: We veterans already KNOW what to do. There is no fidling around with trying to figure out where to put our skillpoints - we already know. We already know what mods / equipment to put on our dropsuit. Remember, many of us were in the closed beta for a year. We know the maps like the back of our hands. We know were the installations are, supply depots, good hiding spots, etc... Also, certain mechanics are broken, and guess who knows which ones And you might want to reconsider comming back as baring some extremely horrible accident, stats will not be wiped again. So you will really be far behind. I recommend asking around in your local / corp for some advice from a veteran player for suggestions You are way off any vet's that used no boosters if played everyday would have gained 714,400 sp 326,400 active + 288,000 passive + 100,000 reward for playing during the early access
Jotun Hiem Sanmatar Kelkoons Minmatar Republic 412	Posted - 2013.01.30 21:16:00 - [28] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: you are another reason ppl will not gravitate toward the game. youre rude and ignorant, which obviously is not going to help out the newbies. unless of course your trying to help them go play another game... if i want to experience a douchbag filled forum i could just go over to battlelog. You have no right to call anyone ignorant, bub. The proto weapons only deal, at max, +25% damage over their standard counterparts. The proto suits do not get a standard health buff. Accuracy can increase to a max of 25% (and only on the weapons who have access to a skill book that allows it), and range can be increased to something similar for many weapons. Do not call people out as ignorant unless you actually know what the hell you're talking about.
Buzzwords Deadly Blue Dots RISE of LEGION 416	Posted - 2013.01.30 21:31:00 - [29] - Quote considering we only had about a 2 week head start, and that there was a pretty severe skillpoint cap in place for all of that (27,200 per day) we're not THAT far ahead of someone who had started on day 1 of the open beta. not to mention that ccp has said it's unlikely that we'll ever be wiped again, so quitting now is just gonna put you further behind. But more to the point, this is just how it's gonna be in every game with any kind of progression system. really any game with any competitive aspect when you think about it. newbies generally get beaten by veterans. at LEAST until they learn the ropes. blame modern warfare, but there aren't many shooters nowadays without SOME kind of progression system. so someone getting in late is always gonna be at some disadvantage. honestly you should be THANKFUL that ccp has had a skillpoint cap in place so you're only as far behind as you are. i know i've been playing games after hitting the cap, and so haven't plenty of other people. in any other game we'd be even FURTHER ahead of you. i'm sorry but if you want progression in your games, SOMEONE is gonna be left behind at some point. if you DON'T want progression in your game, this isn't your game. i wish i could recommend something for you but the old days of quake are gone. maybe keep an eye on this?
Knarf Black Subdreddit Test Alliance Please Ignore 397	Posted - 2013.01.30 21:32:00 - [30] - Quote The difference between a guy with 2 million and a guy just starting out (500k) is pretty daunting, I'll admit, but the difference between a guy with 4 mil and a guy with 2 mil is not nearly as drastic. I've been playing since last march, and with almost every build I've started out with a terrible KDR (either negative or an epic struggle to maintain 1.07) and then, as I accumulate SP, watch it slowly tick upwards. If you have a plan for your character and invest your points well, the veterans' head start will completely cease to matter somewhere around 4-5 million SP. (Very debatable, but in previous builds the 5 million mark seemed to be the magic number where my merc no longer felt deficient in any way.)

Red Dot 24601-HA S.e.V.e.N. 36	Posted - 2013.01.30 21:45:00 - [31] - Quote Furley, Those of us in the closed beta were rewarded by CCP with a 12 day headstart. It really isn't that big of a deal. Dust is deep and bad sp management can make your progress a little slower than it has to be. Take the time to really think about what skills will help you get where you want to be. If you need some help join a corp and start running with them. A good corp will help you by teaching you the ins and outs as well as helping you pick a good skill path. Some corps have membership requirements others dont. Check the recruitment threads. Hopefully you stick it out and thanks for not feeding the trolls.
Altina McAlterson TRUE TEA BAGGERS 363	Posted - 2013.01.30 21:55:00 - [32] - Quote All I can say is short bursts and headshots. If you were looking for more of a support role were you using the logistic suit? Those things are much easier to kill than assaults (all things being equal) and require a different kind of playstyle than running and gunning unless you can rock the great gear. Keep at it or you'll just be further behind everybody else.
Pokey Dravon OSG Planetary Operations Covert Intervention 583	Posted - 2013.01.30 22:11:00 - [33] - Quote You also have to keep in mind getting used to the game. I was HORRIBLE at Dust when I first started, but I've improved leaps and bounds, despite numerous SP wipes. I see a lot of the new guys making the same mistakes I did when I first started playing. It doesn't have anything to do with SP or gear, its just combat experience in the game itself. We had a 12 day head start and 100k SP bonus for playing in those 12 days, but we also had PSN downtime to deal with, which many of use were unable to play and lost out on a chunk of SP, so the advantage is not insurmountable. Also 25% is kind of the magic number for infantry stats. Armor and Shield HP can be increased by a max of 25%. Accuracy, Range, Reload Speed, Stamina, Powergrid, CPU, ect. can all only be increased by 25%, and in some cases that requires a month or more of training to increase one of those to the full 25%. Weapons only get stronger by a factor of 5% a level, so at most they'll have a 10% base advantage over you (Unless they of course sacrifice shield defenses for damage modifiers, then it can be increased further). Also keep in mind that Militia weapons have very similar stats to Standard weapons. Usually same damage, accuracy, and range, but lower magazine capacity and reload speed. Despite all this, I think the biggest difference is that the veterans have really learned the value of specialization. 90% of my corp has been assigned specific roles and skill plans thats they're training to make them the absolute best at a specific role, rather than a jack of all trades, master of none, which most new players do. Because of this, those who have specialized are going to stomp you very quickly if you engage them on there terms. This is a team game, not just in gameplay but in how you build your characters. I suggest you find a group that has players that compliment your playstyle so its easier to specialize and perform better. If you have any questions feel free to contact me via DustMail or visit our website (www.osg-gaming.com) We have a lot of valuable tutorials and information to help out newer players such as yourself.
Ten-Sidhe Osmon Surveillance Caldari State 414	Posted - 2013.01.30 22:16:00 - [34] - Quote Making new character isn't needed, just start putting sp into the area you want to improve, what you spent sp on already will still be useful later. Guns and suits are not best to spend on right away. I have over 2 million sp and ar and assault are only level 2. Get weaponry skill to level 3 or 4, this will give more damage then better gun and is less sp. Training a skill to 5 costa as much as 2 skills to 4, so wait awhile on last level, but it should be the first you train to 5. I use type-ii assault and standard ar. Main benifit of ar skill is the reduced recoil, but it doesn't have much anyway so other skills are more useful. The light weapon reload and sharpshooter skills are good, train as your char needs them. Capacity is good too, but you don't need it till you live long enough to run low on ammo, train it once you start running out. Gunning in vehicle turrets of higher sp player, and doing support/hacking are good ways to get the sp needed to improve combat ability. Last June I started playing and people had tens of millions of sp, I hacked things and used stealth till I had enough sp to compete. About a week after open beta I made a new char and had a positive kdr, so closed beta testers knowledge gained helps us more then the sp we gained early. If you want so more specific advice feel free to mail me with question in game, char I use most is Sophia Borjia, so I will respond fasted if send to that char.
Rayan Storm ZionTCD Legacy Rising 358	Posted - 2013.01.30 22:59:00 - [35] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... better dropsuits, weapons, mods, shields, armor, skill levels, etc. and to top it off, more experience. essentially, imo, this is not the way you try to expand your community but hey, we all know what 'they' say about opinions. i have no problem competing with the 'higher level' guys as far as basic game mechanics, but when they constantly have 2x as much armor as i do, do 2x as much damage as i do and are 2x as accurate (due to skill levels purchased, not innate ability) its nigh impossible to get any enjoyment from playing. i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( Dude, two weeks? Thats squat for SP with the current system. The reason we beat you is cause we have been playing for nearly a year. Now pull up your pants, stop crying and adapt or die!
Sobriety Denied Universal Allies Inc. 432	Posted - 2013.01.30 23:05:00 - [36] - Quote there's more newbs running around than vets so you should have no problem farming these ppl also if your any good at FPS
Bojangles McFluffles Algintal Core Gallente Federation 0	Posted - 2013.01.30 23:24:00 - [37] - Quote Well, the other, possibly more significant bonus closed testers got was extremely cheap militia/standard suit BPOs. From 20-30 AUR/ea To Current prices While I don't think the BPOs are "pay to win," I'm kinda annoyed with the decision to turn them into part of the MT scheme. Seems like a decision that will dumb the economy a bit as things go forward. While it's in line with other F2P FPS games, other FPS games aren't also trying to merge their economies with a market centric, established MMO...
3Dollars Too Short On The Brink 15	Posted - 2013.01.31 00:35:00 - [38] - Quote furleys ascot III wrote: for me its zero fun trying to get into a new game and being constantly killed by other players that outclass us noobs in nearly every aspect... better dropsuits, weapons, mods, shields, armor, skill levels, etc. and to top it off, more experience. essentially, imo, this is not the way you try to expand your community but hey, we all know what 'they' say about opinions. i have no problem competing with the 'higher level' guys as far as basic game mechanics, but when they constantly have 2x as much armor as i do, do 2x as much damage as i do and are 2x as accurate (due to skill levels purchased, not innate ability) its nigh impossible to get any enjoyment from playing. i really enjoy the concept of the game and am very interested in how it will be at release but, well... i may come back again next time the stats are wiped but as it stands now its basically pure frustration. :( If you enjoyed the concept of the game, then stay with it. Don't leave and come back when they reset skills; because they wont be doing that anymore. Get in the battlefield now because the longer you wait and complain then you'll end up not enjoiyng a game that you once did.
Paran Tadec Imperfects Negative-Feedback 902	Posted - 2013.01.31 04:22:00 - [39] - Quote Oh noes, were only a half mil SP ahead of you. QQ more, tears are delish.
ovary obliterator Shadows United TACNET 22	Posted - 2013.01.31 04:33:00 - [40] - Quote I started playing at the end of singularity servers... At that point proto guns were ******** and everyone had 10s of million sp.... It sucked however... I got fairly good fairly quickly and when the reset came around I knew what to spec into. Try to only spec up attributes that affect all suits until you've decided what role you'd like to fulfill Get into a corp... Squad up at very least (try the lfsquad channel) learn to play as a group Get a mic And most of all, don't get frustrated, it isn't a "pick up and win" type of game, somebody will always be better Oh and lastly... Run the hell outtve your militia suits while the gap isn't that big and bank some isk... Once you're running mid level suits you'll see why Good luck and happy hunting



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