So after managing to play some games without being disconnected, I came back here to throw in some of my [hopefully] QQ-free thoughts on Uprising.

[Bugs]- Still getting regularly DC'd from games, along with my entire squad, but this will likely be the first thing CCP hotfixes/problem-solves, so I'm not particularly worried about this.

[Gameplay]- Playing through a full game with a full six man squad, I have to say that I don't think the balance is as ridiculously off as many people are saying on these forums. The new aiming system is a little strange, but you can become accustomed to it with time. It's great to see such a great diversity in the player base now, I rarely see two people using the same frame and race in one area at any time.
I have to say it is much harder to revive team-mates when they don't realize they need to press "call for help" in order for me to see them, and my repair tool seems to have a harder time locking onto people. The addition of the repair indicator is a great help however, so now I don't get blueberries running out of my range as much.
The game seems more vibrant, and it's nice to see that not every map is surrounded by sniper-infested hills, but some maps still retain this feature, unfortunately.

[Skill System]- SP Sinks just about sums up the new system. As a logi I don't have a big problem with the massive Electronics/Engineering costs, but I have no doubt they have a profound effect on the CPU/PG deprived. Core skills like Field Mechanics have also seen a small raise, from x1 to x2, which isn't a big deal, but when you change 5 or 6 skills by increasing their multipliers by 1 each, it makes a huge difference that wasn't in any way necessary. I don't have half the amount of logi-related skills as before, and I didn't even have all of my SP into logistics last build.

[Overall]- 6/10, I wasn't blown away, despite all the hype over this new build that said otherwise. I don't think the new weapons on the 14th will change my rating much.