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BL4CKST4R
WarRavens League of Infamy
282
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Posted - 2013.06.18 11:20:00 -
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CCP Frame wrote:Django Quik wrote: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.
Please define what everything means, we need to know more than just what is in there we need number, stats, all that stuff. |
Devil Music
Intara Direct Action Caldari State
25
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Posted - 2013.06.18 11:49:00 -
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CCP Frame wrote:Django Quik wrote: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.
unfortunately it will be a few weeks after 1.2 comes out. |
Robert JD Niewiadomski
NULLIMPEX INC
192
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Posted - 2013.06.18 11:53:00 -
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Devil Music wrote:CCP Frame wrote:Django Quik wrote: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. unfortunately it will be a few weeks after 1.2 comes out. Yes, relatively speaking you are right... But only if you decide to play DUST back few weeks after 1.2 comes out and you will be reading patch notes while waiting for patch download to complete
Rest of us will be well informed ahead of you... |
Benari Kalidima
Villore Sec Ops Gallente Federation
37
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Posted - 2013.06.18 11:57:00 -
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Robert JD Niewiadomski wrote:CCP Frame wrote:Robert JD Niewiadomski wrote:CCP Frame wrote:Django Quik wrote: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. Any tangible time frame beside soon (tm)? I am hungry... There. Fixed that for you! ;) Plain "soon" implies it to be faster than soon(tm) indeed but how faster? Sooner than Friday this week? Or later but sooner than Friday next week? Well, you can be sure that thursday there will be a new dev update. |
Surt gods end
Demon Ronin
313
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Posted - 2013.06.18 12:09:00 -
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Kain Spero wrote: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.
Kain.. the jedi chamber is such a mess, M&M wrappers ever where and a bag of bacon left for some unknown reason there. I play dust less then before I'm still playing.
Remember dude, bricks in last of us is used for a distraction. I just lobbed them at people.
*hence you always blow the detection*
shut up.
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steadyhand amarr
Amarr Immortal Volunteers
725
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Posted - 2013.06.18 12:39:00 -
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That post made no sense please rewrite :-) |
Surt gods end
Demon Ronin
314
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Posted - 2013.06.18 12:57:00 -
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steadyhand amarr wrote:That post made no sense please rewrite :-)
It does if you head over to the jedi chambers. or the locker room.
And isn't every body taking a break from dust to play TLOU? It's true, bricks are suppose to be as a distraction. But what I do is I throw it at them.
*again, blowing your cover*
aww.. quite! Its called tactics.
*tactics on how to blow your cover* |
gbh08
74656d70
18
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Posted - 2013.06.18 13:01:00 -
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CCP Frame wrote:Django Quik wrote: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.
its been over 4 weeks, do you really think its ok to just leave everyone completly in the dark after all the time we put into your game? and even though were still here playing in this bug fest mess? without us playing wtf have you got? seems you get the respect on the forums you deserve.... None
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Ninjanomyx
Imperfects Negative-Feedback
77
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Posted - 2013.06.18 13:03:00 -
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Shout me a holler when SoonGäó is Now & the Game is Good. 'Till then I pay $0 and say "Hi" on Wednesdays. PS4 & MGS5 here I come :P |
Kain Spero
Imperfects Negative-Feedback
1664
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Posted - 2013.06.18 13:48:00 -
[40] - Quote
Ninjanomyx wrote: Shout me a holler when SoonGäó is Now & the Game is Good. 'Till then I pay $0 and say "Hi" on Wednesdays. PS4 & MGS5 here I come :P
I'll be here. One of both my perks and flaws is that I can be very stubborn when I set my mind to something. |
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CHICAGOCUBS4EVER
TeamPlayers EoN.
461
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Posted - 2013.06.18 13:50:00 -
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I just hope the dictionary where CCP gets their definition of 'rapid' is not the same meaning as the Lincoln Park Zoo where 'rapid' is in regard to the gestational period of a marmoset in relation to humans...
hillbilly 4th grader translation: 5 months is 'rapid' compared to 9 months... |
Felix Faraday
KILL-EM-QUICK RISE of LEGION
85
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Posted - 2013.06.18 13:50:00 -
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Quote: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.
That's the problem, there is almost no real communication. It's all "cool stuff will happen eventually".
Forgetting about balance issues, there are bugs and playability issues that really need to be fixed. Are they being looked into? Are they coming in the next patch? Are they not a priority? I couldn't tell you because we as players don't know.
Things need to change with the 1.2 patch. |
CommanderBolt
A.N.O.N.Y.M.O.U.S. ROFL BROS
47
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Posted - 2013.06.18 13:54:00 -
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Kain Spero wrote: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.
Damn right. The game is holding a small but reasonable amount of players. The guys in my corp really enjoy this game when it is running stable and not crashing out on us.
If CCP just keep there heads down, fix the lag and issues best they can, work on performance while releasing the rest of the suits / weapons / maps then I'm sure this game will survive. |
Niuvo
The Phoenix Federation
13
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Posted - 2013.06.18 13:55:00 -
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Well said friend. The community will improve also. A break is good, but for me, I "itch" to play again. |
GOTDUST
MURDER TAXI COMPANY
32
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Posted - 2013.06.18 14:26:00 -
[45] - Quote
CCP Frame wrote:Django Quik wrote: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. Ill be looking for those patch notes in a few months. :) LMFAO |
Cody Sietz
The Tritan Industries RISE of LEGION
221
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Posted - 2013.06.18 15:06:00 -
[46] - Quote
Taking a break is never a bad thing, it can help you feel like your just doing the same thing over and over again.
Personally, I just mess with new weapons and builds when I get a little board.
I suck at dropships, but I've been trying to finally not suck with them(my team mates will actually wear STD gear in my dropship now, instead of MLT since there is not a 8 percent less chance of us exploding)
Total chance of bit exploding: 12 percent=success! |
ReGnYuM
TeamPlayers EoN.
240
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Posted - 2013.06.18 15:09:00 -
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Kain Spero wrote: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.
Of Course you're having fun because you either LLAV smash ppl or forge snipe ppl on a tower.
Must be fun abusing the mechanics of a broken game. |
CHICAGOCUBS4EVER
TeamPlayers EoN.
462
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Posted - 2013.06.18 15:16:00 -
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ReGnYuM wrote:Kain Spero wrote: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. Of Course you're having fun because you either LLAV smash ppl or forge snipe ppl on a tower. Must be fun abusing the mechanics of a broken game.
aww come on now, shooting lightning bolts from the heavens is the closest thing us fat boys can get to being greek gods... well that and being first in line at your local Golden Chorral on Sirloin Sundays...
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ReGnYuM
TeamPlayers EoN.
240
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Posted - 2013.06.18 15:18:00 -
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CHICAGOCUBS4EVER wrote:ReGnYuM wrote:Kain Spero wrote: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. Of Course you're having fun because you either LLAV smash ppl or forge snipe ppl on a tower. Must be fun abusing the mechanics of a broken game. aww come on now, shooting lightning bolts from the heavens is the closest thing us fat boys can get to being greek gods... well that and being first in line at your local Golden Chorral on Sirloin Sundays... its AV weapon fat boy grrrrrrrrrr |
Mavado V Noriega
SyNergy Gaming EoN.
3547
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Posted - 2013.06.18 18:48:00 -
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Kain Spero wrote: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.
needs to be on PS4 till then dont see anyone who is gettin a PS4 coming back to DUST in its current state |
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Kain Spero
Imperfects Negative-Feedback
1671
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Posted - 2013.06.18 19:00:00 -
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Mavado V Noriega wrote: needs to be on PS4 till then dont see anyone who is gettin a PS4 coming back to DUST in its current state
I always thought that moving Dust to PS4 was going to be a priority. I do think it should be part of a whole plan to keep Dust progressing forward.
http://evenews24.com/2013/02/23/an-imperfect-look-at-dusts-future-on-the-playstation-4/
The caveat needs to be that Dust needs to be able to played across both consoles, but my thought was that cross-console play between the PS3 and PS4 would be a given.
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ZDub 303
TeamPlayers EoN.
409
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Posted - 2013.06.18 19:12:00 -
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Kain Spero wrote:Mavado V Noriega wrote: needs to be on PS4 till then dont see anyone who is gettin a PS4 coming back to DUST in its current state
I always thought that moving Dust to PS4 was going to be a priority. I do think it should be part of a whole plan to keep Dust progressing forward. http://evenews24.com/2013/02/23/an-imperfect-look-at-dusts-future-on-the-playstation-4/The caveat needs to be that Dust needs to be able to played across both consoles, but my thought was that cross-console play between the PS3 and PS4 would be a given.
I agree with IWS on this point. If there is cross-platform play between the PS4 and PS3 than there is no point in having it on the PS4, as the PS3 will continue to hold the game back and no advancement can be made.
imho, they need to abandon the PS3 as fast as possible. Its clearly holding this game back... a lot. |
Mortedeamor
Internal Error. Negative-Feedback
80
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Posted - 2013.06.18 19:23:00 -
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ReGnYuM wrote:Kain Spero wrote: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. Of Course you're having fun because you either LLAV smash ppl or forge snipe ppl on a tower. Must be fun abusing the mechanics of a broken game. actually it great you should try it..makes dust allot less infuriating in some ways ...a lot more infuriating in others |
Mortedeamor
Internal Error. Negative-Feedback
80
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Posted - 2013.06.18 19:25:00 -
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ReGnYuM wrote:CHICAGOCUBS4EVER wrote:ReGnYuM wrote:Kain Spero wrote: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. Of Course you're having fun because you either LLAV smash ppl or forge snipe ppl on a tower. Must be fun abusing the mechanics of a broken game. aww come on now, shooting lightning bolts from the heavens is the closest thing us fat boys can get to being greek gods... well that and being first in line at your local Golden Chorral on Sirloin Sundays... its AV weapon fat boy grrrrrrrrrr tell ccp that |
BMSTUBBYxx
Algintal Core Gallente Federation
49
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Posted - 2013.06.18 19:38:00 -
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Felix Faraday wrote:Quote: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. That's the problem, there is almost no real communication. It's all "cool stuff will happen eventually". Forgetting about balance issues, there are bugs and playability issues that really need to be fixed. Are they being looked into? Are they coming in the next patch? Are they not a priority? I couldn't tell you because we as players don't know. Things need to change with the 1.2 patch.
I know one thing that won't be fixed in 1.2 and to some its a FPS game breaking issue,
CCP Mintchip wrote:
Aiming fixes aren't coming in 1.2, but we're looking to get them out soon after (as in 1.3 or later). There will be gun balancing in 1.2 and we look forward to your feedback on that.
CCP Mintchip // Twitter - @CCP_Mintchip Dust 514 Community Rep
But hey look they are going to be doing gun balancing, to bad we can't hit anything with those guns. Hum I wonder how they can balance when hit detection and aim are still going to be broke?
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Oso Peresoso
Condotta Rouvenor Gallente Federation
1
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Posted - 2013.06.18 19:47:00 -
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I basically agree with the OP's feelings. That's why after a month of playing I broke down and forked over some money to CCP for Dust. However as it stands the only good thing about PS3 is there isn't a charge for PSN. Everything else related to the console and its performance is abysmal.
ZDub 303 wrote:Kain Spero wrote:Mavado V Noriega wrote: needs to be on PS4 till then dont see anyone who is gettin a PS4 coming back to DUST in its current state
I always thought that moving Dust to PS4 was going to be a priority. I do think it should be part of a whole plan to keep Dust progressing forward. http://evenews24.com/2013/02/23/an-imperfect-look-at-dusts-future-on-the-playstation-4/The caveat needs to be that Dust needs to be able to played across both consoles, but my thought was that cross-console play between the PS3 and PS4 would be a given. I agree with IWS on this point. If there is cross-platform play between the PS4 and PS3 than there is no point in having it on the PS4, as the PS3 will continue to hold the game back and no advancement can be made. imho, they need to abandon the PS3 as fast as possible. Its clearly holding this game back... a lot. |
Organ Sack
Mercs Inc. ROFL BROS
3
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Posted - 2013.06.18 19:49:00 -
[57] - Quote
Since people of consequence are reading this thread I'll ask here: Any word on the respecs we were promised over a month ago? Why the gag order? |
CommanderBolt
A.N.O.N.Y.M.O.U.S. ROFL BROS
47
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Posted - 2013.06.18 20:04:00 -
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Mortedeamor wrote:ReGnYuM wrote:Kain Spero wrote: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. Of Course you're having fun because you either LLAV smash ppl or forge snipe ppl on a tower. Must be fun abusing the mechanics of a broken game. actually it great you should try it..makes dust allot less infuriating in some ways ...a lot more infuriating in others
I love to smash evil red dots with the LAV. I put good sp into logistics LAV and I exercise my right to smash red dots and switch to the blaster for quick kills (And deaths haha)
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Jathniel
G I A N T EoN.
478
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Posted - 2013.06.18 20:21:00 -
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Well, CCP had to be working closely with Sony for Dust to be here. I'm sure Sony is in a hurry to encourage all the developers its in bed with to start work on the PS4. Why would CCP be excluded?
In the end, I wouldn't say the PS3 was the real issue holding back Dust, but the Unreal engine itself (just watch the Fanfest videos, this becomes abundantly clear). Instead of making a home grown engine better optimized for the PS3, CCP opted to go for something more generic with out-of-the-box functionality.
This was both a good move and a bad move.
Why it was a good move - They could deliver a mostly functional game sooner instead of spending an extra year creating a new engine for the PS3, when the PS4 was right around the corner. Why bother make a custom engine for an antiquated piece of hardware?
Why it was a bad move - We experience the bad every day. It needs miracle-worker coding to get even remotely stable. Memory/Graphics Memory leaks abound.
I do agree that a PS4 and/or PC client would be in Dust's long-term interest. |
Kain Spero
Imperfects Negative-Feedback
1675
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Posted - 2013.06.18 20:53:00 -
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CCP has a history of working on several systems and at even different graphical levels.
Just take a look at them running Eve on Mac and PC (previously Linux as well).
I think if there is a way forward that can include running Dust on PS3 and PS4 that should be the route to go. I really don't feel CCP should leave behind folks of PS3 out of hand. |
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