Ginebra's cat form is still absurdly OP. Transforming into it, no matter what your health is, will set it to the max that your cat form has. She can dodge and transform to escape any CQC situation due to how fast it is, a smart Ginebra is extremely difficult to kill.

If Ginebra has 1 HP left and changes into cat (which is instant), she recovers to 50, or with certain card builds, up to 170 health. I feel like this was an oversight that should be addressed. But it really sounds like you have never fought against an enemy raider Ginebra just running around for 200 seconds on survive with no way to stop her, and it shows.

I mean... Herraez is right. Players can give constructive criticism without acting like children about it. It's a problem most game communities seem to have, and this one is no exception.

But I do agree, the card and faction point system, in itself, is very flawed. We used to be able to play 1 game and make multiple card rolls from the points gained in that match. Now, it takes 3-5 games just to get enough faction for ONE roll, on ONE character, and chances are it won't give us what we are looking for.

But, I don't think the solution is just "more faction points" because there are more layers to the card problem. We keep getting more and more cards added in, saturating the shuffle pool, but we are still stuck with only 4 slots. We should be encouraged to play with and experiment with more cards and builds, but the current system MASSIVELY discourages us from doing that due to just how hard it is to get any specific card we want.

I would much rather have the option to buy a single card, at a higher price, than have the RNG chance to roll for it. Some players have spent 600-800k points looking for a single card on 1 character, because they are unlucky with the rolls. A system that allows that needs an overhaul.

That said, I feel like this affects long time players far more than it does new ones. New players can start rolling for a certain card as soon as they unlock it, while the rest of us already have everything open and a ton of cards to deal with. I don't think I will ever roll rare Explorers on Hive, since I have 3 other cards locked. A new player though would be able to roll for it much easier, since most of their cards would still be level locked. Newer players may not also see more than 4 cards they want to experiment with, they just always ask for suggestions and use what's most popular, or whatever they happen to roll first.

As someone who has played thousands of hours of both games, the pvp in this game is actually fun, Warframe's awful pvp cannot be compared. No one plays it, and it's a ghost town, because
1. it's totally detached from the rest of the game
2. it's totally balanced different from the rest of the game, requiring new builds and mods

We know Warframe has a way larger playerbase, and yet all of their pvp modes have almost no players, because they suck. Can't speak for Fortnight as i've never played it, but saying other games have "separate modes" is to ignore all nuance involved in what a 4v1 pvevp means, which is how this game was always marketed from the very beginning.

Lots of things need to change, but just gotta throw that out there. Without pvp, this game would be pointless and boring to play after getting everything, just like every other looter shooter out there. Because Spacelords is not supposed to be a looter shooter, this is a player misconception that rewards are the ultimate end game, instead of the actual gameplay. Not to say things can't improve on the looting side of things, because the totally need to, and some of your points are valid, but I see these comparisons a lot and they need to stop.

Agreed.... we need more VFX settings. Zero Point Energy is absolutely the worst offender though, and Mind Over Matter can become overwhelming.

It's super fun!

I can't stand playing as Valeria with any of her other weapons. Same went for Harec and all of his extreme precision rifles. I want to like the characters, but hate their style, until a gun comes along that makes me enjoy them. Easter Egg and Shakura are those guns.

I am dreading the nerf-hammer making this gun into Shy 2.0 though....

https://www.spacelordsthegame.com/community/index.php?topic=8202.msg28818#msg28818

I have not seem the legion of spawning enemies as some describe. I have been 60-70% though since the aneska update so maybe that's my problem. I keep fighting teams of 10-20% less MMR too.

Lost against a team made entirely of sub-lv 100 players on weapon from the past because they just dogpiled me thanks to a complete lack of ads. Spawn, kill 1 player, during my finisher animation, 2-3 raiders jump me with no possible way to escape.

Oh, White Noise miners also don't show up at all sometimes when I antag there. So that's also nice.