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The Antagonist mechanic is meant to cause chaos within the game. Antagonists on mentor matches is a bit much. And. I guess should stay off of them. So here's my solution if you toggle Mentor matches it possible you will match up with rookies and There will be a no antag guarantee. But if you are not placed in a mentor match all is fair. NOW you need to determine where the rookie lvl ends and the player beginsi like this idea, lets get a mentor mode like antag but it puts you into maches with noobs, but there should be a mmr limit so noobs don't get one shot by everything. Like 15-20% for the mentors mmr. I think maybe it needs a drawback but idk. Personally i like this idea alot better, as long as i could search for mentor maches on specific missions too
lets have cortez be the "average guy" character and his ability would be a generic grenade, and blue prints gives him new grenades like a molotov or a cryo nade?I don't disagree for level requirement. Shae should be the free one. Harec should be later.
New player here. The only time I ever played Harec was once when I tried Antag, and once when the game glitched and wouldn't let me select someone and defaulted me to Harec.
Yes. It's also a bit bizarre that there is no standard mid-range rifle well-rounded character to start new players on. It's cool that all the starting characters are new and quirky, but the system is quite different enough as is alongside novel character archetypes.
I would suggest just have a default generic that is available to all players at the start. Can't be upgraded with cards or get blueprints, maybe splits faction points across all factions, and don't even give it a special power.
Just a vanilla rifleman character that everyone is familiar with so it's one less thing to learn.
I also thing Hans is a better starter than Lycus, but that's less of an issue.
but shemesh knows, and i bet he'll be the next big baddy. I wonder how they will go about it though...the one faction that makes the most sense of working together with the raiders to defeat an enemy in common is Hades Division since they're human, they should know how much of a threat Shamash is to Earth if he isn't dealt with immediately.
And who's in the HADES DIVISION??? EFFING ANESKAAAA
The first and most poignant thing wrong with this prediction is that the invading factions; Umbra, Hades, Fifth and the Elite Corps. are all human. Yep. Which means based off this logic any of the factions would have as much to gain or lose from helping the Raiders which simply isn't the case.
The Fifth Council, for instance, has long been dogged by rumors of the alleged Sixth Council. If anything the Sixth Council will occupy the Fifth Council's territory. There would really be no better time to strike than after the Fifth Council's Hive computer has been so debilitated and would fit in with how Council insurrections have happened in the past. This pretty much guarantees that Aneska will not be in the Fifth Council and that the Council would gain very little from helping the Raiders during a time of internal turmoil.
The Hades Division invested greatly in the construction of Hecatoncheir and without it they are no match for the prolonged life spans of the Council or the tumultuous hordes of the Wardogs. Aneska was die hard loyal to Krausher and if the Hades Division was in any shape to act then she would definitely be running it and thus would not have time to be a Raider, if they were even in some type of peace.
Which means the Hades Division is not going to be much help to anyone after their calamitous failure. Because Aneska is probably the next Raider the Hades Division will not be in any sort of shape resembling the one under Krausher's brilliant commanding.
The Umbra Wardogs are a strong and hearty group of space pirates and Aleph addicts. The Aleph addiction gives them great personal fortitude to the point that they never consider even wearing body armor. The space pirate in them means they will loot and destroy whatever they can't. Krausher's mech, an amazing Aleph powered suit of armor, would not only be brimming with Aleph but also would have a multitude of heavy weapons caches installed on it, as we know. They would be on that mech the second it hit the ground and they would have stripped it bare and taken anything valuable while burning the rest. One of these valuable things would no doubt be Aneska.
What happens to Aneska after the Wardogs find her probably has to do with recovering her and trying to employ her as a weapon, as they did with HIVE, because they could never simply hire her as they did with Rak and the other mercenaries. She would eventually escape and find refuge with the Raiders as many of the Raiders have done before....colleague (Mikah, Lycus Dion & Hans).Harec and the Raiders know that the Legacy is Shamash. There is no returning to Earth for anyone because there is no one left alive who understands how the Aleph engines work. Harec believed that when the Legacy activated it would teleport the humans back to Earth but it didn't. Thus, he cannot rouse anyone to action with such a plan.
Harec tells her of his plans to send the humans back, she agrees...
Finally, Lycus didn't even know Harec existed until they met after Hanging By A Thread at which point I doubt Lycus would send correspondence to Aneska on the matter. It seems the only Hades people who knew about each other beforehand are Ayana, Lycus and Schneider because even Mikah refers to Lycus in her journal as though they barely knew each other. And Hans was a cook. I really doubt Aneska spent a lot of time befriending the scullery table.
and thus herec met his oldest match, that standoff between herec and shamash? Was greatIsnt Shamash badass
Apparently he's the best strategist ever.
You make a valid point, I'd avoid the Feedback section as its usual a place for people to vent and rant, sometimes the Suggestion section is also an avenue that. I personally feed bad for MS because the only feedback they get is from pissed off, sometimes entitled players.yea well theres also the playeres who want to kill the game so they can save their precious pvp without realizeing the long term effects of if theres no server theres no game and theres no server cus there are no new players coming in... Heres a rant for you how about we don't let anyone under the level 10 play? Sound good mister antag? Great i'll grab my popcorn,
Im all up in that Feedback section haha. Ive posted some of my greivences. Now im all for vocalizing your problems with a game, but there are something you should just accept. A lot of players are complaining about the Antagonist and mentor systems. Wanting MS to make it optional or just get rid of it. I think its ridiculous to ask a game developer to change their vision for a game because you dont like it. MS wants to keep the Antagonist system and Mentor matches but everyone is out there saying change it change it. Its ridiculous. Now i can understand their frustrations but cmon guys you cant win all the time. Stop being sore losers.we all take a hit in matchmaking if antag goes optional, and i do agree with lvl9drow that spending money on the game gives him leway on complaining, thats why i never complain about the prices on character access packs like spacelords and warframe have, but there is a big problem, that needs fixing, and its MSE's job to sort throw the bs and helpful feedback and suggestions, we just prey that they dont break or kill the game in doing so
true but doldy is... Well doldy, i just thought that having a character who could heal teamates would be a good starting characterSwitch herec with iune
I think Doldren would be a better choice. Iune requires a bit more than tunnel vision and hence would also be a bad choice as a starter...
Then again all Locals have generally a high skill ceiling...