wow haven't seen you on in a while... guess that's why. any chance we will get feedback from the devs on whats actually happing? or just more road walls of soon and we will think abouts.

The thing is I really enjoyed myself. Despite what problems Dust has I still have a lot of fun. Everything may not be rosy, but in the end I think that Dust 514 is still something worth putting time into, investing into, and coming back to.

As long as CCP supports this game and keeps iterating that is going to be one of this game's strong suits. People may go to this game and that for a while, but Dust will still be waiting for them when they come back. I do believe our voices matter and that this community matters. With those voices, when people come back after a break or peeking into other games Dust will be better and better.

The key for Dust's future is that the march of progress continue, that changes as they come down the pipe are clearly communicated to the players both in-game and out and that the communication between the players and devs always remains a two way street. Dust has to keep improving so as the iterations keep coming players will come back and fall in love with the game again.

I'm willing to fight for that future and I refuse to let all the blood, sweat, and tears from the early stages of closed beta to now go quietly in the night. It's going to be a long road and it will have its ups and downs, but I'll be happy to travel down it with this community and with all those I've come to know along the way.

I took a break and tried Planetside 2. I can say I actually like dust Better, Planetside seemed like a BIG vehicle fest with Snipers every where to me. While the large maps are more intriging, I like Dust gameplay better and the graphics in Dust are better IMO.

Pretty much my experience palying PS2 also. If you're not part of a tank zerg, you're a victim of it.

The thing is I really enjoyed myself. Despite what problems Dust has I still have a lot of fun. Everything may not be rosy, but in the end I think that Dust 514 is still something worth putting time into, investing into, and coming back to.

As long as CCP supports this game and keeps iterating that is going to be one of this game's strong suits. People may go to this game and that for a while, but Dust will still be waiting for them when they come back. I do believe our voices matter and that this community matters. With those voices, when people come back after a break or peeking into other games Dust will be better and better.

The key for Dust's future is that the march of progress continue, that changes as they come down the pipe are clearly communicated to the players both in-game and out and that the communication between the players and devs always remains a two way street. Dust has to keep improving so as the iterations keep coming players will come back and fall in love with the game again.

I'm willing to fight for that future and I refuse to let all the blood, sweat, and tears from the early stages of closed beta to now go quietly in the night. It's going to be a long road and it will have its ups and downs, but I'll be happy to travel down it with this community and with all those I've come to know along the way.

Pretty much my experience palying PS2 also. If you're not part of a tank zerg, you're a victim of it.

Are air vehicles nerfed or something?

but tanks also don't cost anything to deploy it, just for unlocking in PS2 as I have heard.

Air is in a bad spot. VN ZOE and TR Lockdown make MAX AA extremely strong, coupled with lock-on missiles and Skyguard tanks (I'm OK with AA tanks). Any area with more than a dozen people is a no-fly zone.

that this community matters.

You start off with access to all vehicles with stock guns (still costs resource points to spawn), but to change any guns / upgrade it costs an absurd amount of cert points. Plus they're about to massively increase resource costs on vehicles to push resource boosters / premium membership.

sweet might see that when PS4 comes then maybe, I love me some support roles; snipers, tanks, medic, suppression, artillery, and scouting. forgot all that mess with beaching and close-mid range combat and flight.

Tbh, there's really no roles in PS2 - you're either part of the zerg or you're feeding yourself to an enemy zerg. There's no middle ground. If you do manage to find a good fight, it'll last all of five minutes before a Sunderer comes along, spawns a mass of infantry, and farm you into the spawn point.

Well, that, or you suicide when you see a never ending column of tanks off in the distance coming down the road.

whats a sunderer? not played it yet because its only on pc right now.

I understand that people are busy over E3 and the Boat Festival and running up to a new patch but communication is seriously important and hugely appreciated.

We do indeed have those planned together with a major Dev Blog for you guys to highlight everything you need to know about 1.2 Patch. The moment they are all fully assembled and ready to go, we will deliver them to you.

We do indeed have those planned together with a major Dev Blog for you guys to highlight everything you need to know about 1.2 Patch. The moment they are all fully assembled and ready to go, we will deliver them to you.

We do indeed have those planned together with a major Dev Blog for you guys to highlight everything you need to know about 1.2 Patch. The moment they are all fully assembled and ready to go, we will deliver them to you.

We do indeed have those planned together with a major Dev Blog for you guys to highlight everything you need to know about 1.2 Patch. The moment they are all fully assembled and ready to go, we will deliver them to you.

The thing is I really enjoyed myself. Despite what problems Dust has I still have a lot of fun. Everything may not be rosy, but in the end I think that Dust 514 is still something worth putting time into, investing into, and coming back to.

As long as CCP supports this game and keeps iterating that is going to be one of this game's strong suits. People may go to this game and that for a while, but Dust will still be waiting for them when they come back. I do believe our voices matter and that this community matters. With those voices, when people come back after a break or peeking into other games Dust will be better and better.

The key for Dust's future is that the march of progress continue, that changes as they come down the pipe are clearly communicated to the players both in-game and out and that the communication between the players and devs always remains a two way street. Dust has to keep improving so as the iterations keep coming players will come back and fall in love with the game again.

I'm willing to fight for that future and I refuse to let all the blood, sweat, and tears from the early stages of closed beta to now go quietly in the night. It's going to be a long road and it will have its ups and downs, but I'll be happy to travel down it with this community and with all those I've come to know along the way.

Any tangible time frame beside soon(tm)? I am hungry...

There. Fixed that for you! ;)