It's 'Mum', heathen.

Ran over First Prophet.

You'd have destroyed the HAV had you not jumped down onto the road.

Wonder what the Devs are up to. Been too quiet.

Wonder what the Devs are up to. Been too quiet.

I said alt.

maths

https://forums.dust514.com/default.aspx?g=posts&t=209244

GET YOUR KNIVES OUT GUYS

If raids are to be, at least in part, a proving grounds for people to gain PC experience then I'd strike Dom from the Small Raid.
Acq provides a less static experience and while it's true some PC battles are one sided stomps that's not what a corp needs to practice for so the increased mobility requirement of Acq provides better training materiel than does the static nature of Dom.

0.02 ISK

I have countless Taco posts, I even revived Ripper's Taco Shack, i pronounced I was GJR and GJR proved it, i make atleast 3 taco posts a day.

You iz blind as bacon.

Because your Mom and Jolly?

I assume since we are all part of the dust community we are all being dicks then?
your reasoning lmao

**** I think I need help. I dreamt I dualed Shotty and was trying to melee him - neither of us could land a shotgun blast. Are you in trouble when you start dreaming about playing computer games?

It's 'Mum', heathen.

"Kinetic catalysers are too costly in fitting resources."

What do you folks think of this statement?

Agree. Not INSANELY overcosted mind, but they're still pretty ridiculous, especially on the PG side. HP modules cost next to nothing in comparison despite arguably being the best modules in the game. I can't think of any compelling arguments to justify kincats being so expensive.

It's a tech problem dealing with DUST on the PS3. The previous devs talked about this towards the end of chrome or the beginning of uprising.

What it boils down to is DUST has a "Speed Limit" where if you go past a certain speed level hit detection completely fails and you become immune to incoming fire because your character's position is so displaced from actual on the enemy screen they will never get an accurate shot at you.

So kincats were dropped from 15% to 12% and the biotics skill bonus was lessened to make room for the minmatar scout.

Most of the fitting issues are there to guarantee that you cannot hit that critical speed on a galscout by stacking and racking kincats in the lows. Enen with stacking penalties it would be sufficient to seriously disrupt hit detection even without bypassing the speed limit.

So it's not a conspiracy to deny speed. It's a response to spaghetti code that to this day haunts Rattati's team.

If DUST can port to a next gen there is a very real possibility that the speed limit MIGHT be able to go away. I say it's a maybe because we don't actually know how bad the core hit detection/movement code is. Rattati would be the one to ask, but no guarantee that he can or will discuss coder issues.

She doing well?

"Kinetic catalysers are too costly in fitting resources."

What do you folks think of this statement?

@pseudogenesis

Nope. It's pure DUST code/ PS3 interaction.

Has nothing to do with tranquility.

That server system is rediculously robust. It routinely handles player population numbers in combat that would cause most of the warcraft servers to hard crash.

"Keeping up" is definitely not the issue.

"Kinetic catalysers are too costly in fitting resources."

What do you folks think of this statement?

how tf will i get rid of this stupid GA-L skin and BPO

@pseudogenesis

Nope. It's pure DUST code/ PS3 interaction.

Has nothing to do with tranquility.

That server system is rediculously robust. It routinely handles player population numbers in combat that would cause most of the warcraft servers to hard crash.

"Keeping up" is definitely not the issue.

Sure although there is a soft limit on Eve nodes hosting an EVE battle before "lag-avoidance" techniques kick in, aka time-dilation.

However, I interpreted the OP differently.



That question to me is nothing to do with what speed it makes you go, but how much it costs in terms of CPU and PG.

The speed limit is 11.12 m/s - nothing can go faster than that. This is a hard limit imposed by available low slots on suits and stacking penalties. Whilst I've never tried to see what the sprint speeds are on suits other than min and gal scout, I would hope they aren't faster than what you get with a min or gal scout.

Three kincats on a min scout gets you to top whack of 11.12 m/s
Four kincats on a gal scout gets you to 11.11 m/s

Fitting costs have no bearing on these values.

Personally I think kincats are a little PG-heavy, but I only have a kincat fitting problem on the min scout (and possibly only on the ADV suit), so you could easily argue that the problem is with the min scout, not the modules themselves. I've learnt to adapt the fit around the issue, though I feel for a suit that is geared (amongst other things) for speed, it shouldn't be so hard to make them fly.