I so hope that those few overpowered pemium weapons get nerfed hard, so that I can go on forums and bask in the tears of scrubs who paid real money for them, and have to rely on actual skill now. Actually, don't nerf them yet. Milk some more money out of those kind of players first, and them own them with balancing - that's what I'd do.
So today I managed to actually fight off a stacked team. We still lost in terms of kills, but I managed to pull off a decent k/d of 2.7 (i'd usually have like 0.75~1.1 when I'm getting stomped by a full lv59 team). And the awesome feeling you get when you manage to actually stand up to those bullies and fight them off makes the game so worth playing xD I'm glad I got to experience it today. Now I want to improve even further and always help the weak side.
I don't mind the roulette being rigged, since it's free, but I think the weapon reward chance needs a little buff. Just today I did a 232nd spin (I'm not even kidding, I've writing down the rewards to calculate the odds, and will share them on forums soon), and didn't land on the weapon reward once (Maybe I'm just hitting a stroke of amazingly bad luck). Either way, that's quite rare (we're talking about less than 0.5% chance here), and I don't see the reason for it. It's not like those weapons last a week, they're random and it's for a mere 6 hours. Being able to get this reward once a week for example, really wouldn't hurt the game at all, on the contrary, it might even give the incentive for people to actually buy gp for the premium weapon that they had a chance to try out.
If roulette wasn't rigged... it would be too overpowered. People would get tons of SP, lots of gp and millions of CR if it had even odds. That's the reality we have to deal with.
lol video games successfully made gamers believe that shotguns have this ridiculous spread when you fire them, and should be completely useless at longer ranges. Real life shotguns are actually even more accurate than the ones we have here. They fire in a much tighter cone and have longer effective ranges than most fps games give them. They're actually closer to being realistic here, unlike in most other fps games out there.
My most satisfying thing to do is hunting down those players who just sit in one single spot and farm kills. When I detect these, my sole purpose becomes tracking them down, and never letting them use that spot. Some players have been so persistent at using the same spot, that I nearly ended up getting a stormkill once, just from them constantly attempting to camp there... like get a hint already, your spot has been compromised.
Since the daily gp bonus will end after July, I'd like to suggest to have it replaced it with a daily weapon tryout ticket which lets you try out a weapon for say, an hour, or whichever amount of time you guys think is fair.
All these cod kids wanting sprint... not being able to sprint makes the game more tactical. Since you cannot run super fast, you're an easier target to hit, as well as your enemies - therefore, proper positioning and logistics are required to cope with it. And even if they added it, it would break the Mobility system of the weapons, potentially breaking their balance.
I just can't get over this mp5's scope.. and I really hope that other scoped weapons aren't the same. It's as if it's purposely designed to disorient you, and not to mention your mouse sensitivity remains the same while using it adding even more aiming difficulty, up to the point where you're better off just hip firing, and spray'n'pray for a lucky headshot. Luckily for me, I play with a lower mouse sensitivity, so it helps a bit (useful only for far and stationary targets), but I don't even dare imagine what kind of hell players are going through trying to use it with a high mouse sensitivity. It's literally, the worst scope system I've ever seen in a fps game up to this day. Iron sights are perfect though, aiming feels really smooth and natural, as it should, so no problems there.
That MP5SD that the game gives you has the weirdest and most awkward scope I've seen. It's like, imagine instead of looking through it, you just point your gun outwards and try looking through the scope that way. But aside from the power selling aspect, it's quite an enjoyable game. Really nice one when you want to chill.
I think it would be cool if you could see what you're about to go up against before each battle, and have an option to swap out 2 or 3 units if you have more than 5, as well as use different upgrade setups for that particular battle. For example you see the opponent is using 4 strong wizards, you'd probably opt in for magic resistance, and maybe movement speed if you're relying on melee units to reach them faster. It would add lots of strategic possibilities, instead of just blindly going into battles and hoping for the best.
Very nice, simple, and fun game. And wow, it includes a minigame that actually doesn't suck? Amazing. I'll definitely be returning to complete everything, aside from the badges.
This game is actually quite enjoyable once you figure it out. I've made a little image tutorial that you can use for the first stage if you're having troubles. Every stage can be beaten by using pure logic and no guesswork at all: http://i78.photobucket.com/albums/j88/Techno_master/Tic-Tac-Toe-Logic-Guide.jpg (might have to zoom in a little) Hope it helps.
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