Hi MSE TENKA it is any max levelled gun. Particularly bass cases are:

Ayana with malikium
Harec with aura Mortis
Shae with focus kaa 7
Ginebra with javelin
Loaht in beast mode
Lycus with shit happens
Hans with Warm
Schneider with any weapon
Valeria with any weapon
Plus others

Please just try blasting the protector on a match you set up internally to see how fast he dies. There is nothing the team can do about it.

Hey just seen news that Sony are allowing cross platform play with Xbox and Switch starting with Fortnite. I know this is early but will it be added to Spacelords in time as I guess this will be opened up to all games in the future?

 I think the difficulty overall has increased again the normal guys spawn quickly on lower difficulties and a lot more can be on the field now.

Both Mercury Steam and Digital Extremes have been around for years. DE always used to do the unreal tournament with epic and did ports and multiplayer modes for games like Bioshock. Mercury Steam have worked on a few games in the past too. Such as Scrapland, Jericho and Castlevania.

So both have had experience.

Although the players numbers are higher on the consoles, I would not be surprised if the same trend was in effect with peak players decreasing over time.

Also the difficulty of the mission when facing an antagonist is based on MMR score. And in fact can swing wildly both ways.

An example being 1 or 2 grunts spawning for the antagonist and bosses dying in less than a minute. For raiders the AI can get super charged to the point a single guy takes multiple clips and pretty much kill you in one shot.

Granted most people likely see somewhere in the middle of these two extreme but they are there.

Also everyone has different views and experience so just because one person likes something doesn't mean others do.

Running a game as a service model you want to keep the majority happy as there are more chance of paying customers in the group. However there can be exceptions such as if the game appeals to multiple 'whales' which are people that dump 1000-10000 of their disposable income on a game. Side note have a look at some of the interviews online with these people it's fascinating. Some do it so they can control the games economy and can then forcefully push through changes. To do this they look for games with a smaller players count as the have greater chance of success. It's worth a read as it's a completely different outlook at why you should play a game.

I get this too. Idling on the opening menu cause the fan to go into overdrive. It apparently does it on the pc as well.

Yes thank you for the reply.

Replies like this stop the entire thread snowballing out of control which is always a good thing.