Honestly not interested in running with any "real corp," even with invitations. I already have a pool of people from another game and RL who I squad up with.

I'll be interested in "Real corps" if matchmaking starts enforcing it or when PC starts becoming entertaining enough on a personal level for me to ever bother with it.

In EVE corps have a purpose and have tangible benefits, in DUST they are more a social aspect with no tangible benefits outside of PC or making it easy to "squad up," something I wish they'd fix.

Additonally, if you want people to start playing modes properly and start caring outside of personal/squad gain, then there needs to be an extra reward for winning a match.

Currently with a cut-throat "Our squad first" mentality there is no incentive to win a match in pub matches, and the main concern is simply scoring WPs getting kills and not dying, to hell with your random team mates. Winning/losing changes nothing at the moment in pub matches.

I liked the 1st paragraph.... you lost me on the 2nd....

Sounds like someone had a bad day...

nanite injectors are without equal the worst item in the game.

most people don't use them correctly i.e. not clearing the area before rezzing you or rezzing you right in front of the sniper that just popped you in the first place.
and the other half the time I welcome the death cause im either out of ammo or want to change fits...

I say remove them all together or give us the option to confirm before being revived

well, I agree some logis are doing it recklessly but come on. Heaven forbid someone try and be useful to the team at the risk of your precious KD/R.

if a logi is fitted out for logiing and not combat logisthen they will have difficulty clearing the area

But.. The most awesome thing in the game is to snipe someone, watch him rez, snipe, rez, snipe, rez, snipe, rez.. (Goes on until I run out of ammo..)

Here's a tip for those who don't like Nanite Injectors. Hold L3 and a direction and you'll POWERSLIDE when you come back up. If you're situationally aware, you'll get out of the line of fire.

In risky revives, I place myself between the main source of danger (such as a sniper, if I see where he's shooting from) and the person I revive. Generally, I run a suit with 300-350 eHP, so unless the person I'm reviving has 700 armour or more, I'll tank any hits incoming better than him when I revive him with my KIN-012.

>There's no defense against them.

Clearly has the horrible comprehension skills that could only come from an American public education. This game isn't like B3 where you can accept the revive or not.

I can't tell you how many people I have pro ressed who sent me hatemail afterward, lol. Its basically like killing your own team except you get 60 points instead of 50.

Yeah, we definitely need the bleedout option back from closed beta. I'm tired of being revived by turkeys while I am looking at the stats of the person who killed me, or looking for a spawn point, only to be shot down instantly again before I even realize what has just happened.

I've already got the death on my record, I might as well come back with a fresh batch of tools.

Best solutions to stop nanite noobs from performing a death-revive-death ritual on you:

• Bleedout option, preferably available ASAP upon death. Perhaps it could be mapped to triangle or something.


• If you get revived then killed again 10 seconds after the revive, the one who revived gets -120 WP. So not only do they lose their 60 from reviving you, but they also get punished with another -60 to teach them a lesson.t over it,


• Opposite of a bleedout option is a call for help option, medics can only revive after you have called for help (Best solution)


• Other option would be that you get no additional deaths if you get shot down again. I mean it's the same damn clone... so why am I getting another death? Might make the nanite injector something other than useless if it takes the kill away from whoever killed you in the first place.

Get on it CCP, stick it in 1.4 before it goes to Sony!