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[Sebastian Thrawn]

Ive Read many threads, but havent found an answer...

For example, i want to replace the original AC20 of an Hunchback with an AC10, is the AC20 after the Replace permanently in my inventory so i can build it in another mech or change the config later ?

Can weapons get destroyed ingame, so that i have to replace them after the match in the mechbay ?



another question, if i bay a founders pack, does the premium months(snd the ingame money form the pack) start with the beta invite or when the game is realy released (is the release on the 7th august ?)

I hope somen(dev) has fast and short answer

Edited by Sebastian Thrawn, 30 June 2012 - 02:01 AM.

[Doctor Mushroom]

If you replace the AC/20 with an AC/10 the AC/20 goes back to your storage and it can be used on other mechs. Altough I dont think the AC/20 will be permanent and that you can sell it if you dont need it anymore. Weapons can't get destroyed in-game, but you will have to repair them after the battle if they get damaged I think.

[Sebastian Thrawn]

not perment means ?

my personal storage get erased when i lock out ?

i dont hope so, i want to build a big storage with every weapon i like, step by step...

[Doctor Mushroom]

I meant not permanent because I think you can sell the weapons,mechs etc.

[Gridian]

Not permanent means that they will stay with you as long as you want - but you can sell them, if you choose so. The same applies to everything else: Ammo, gear, heatsinks, Mechs.

If there is a max size of your equipment storage I do not know - maybe, (but then probably big enough by far) maybe not - we'll see

Doctor Mushroom, on 30 June 2012 - 01:14 AM, said:

I meant not permanent because I think you can sell the weapons,mechs etc.

you beat me!

[Sebastian Thrawn]

thanks for the answers guys

[Schtirlitz]

Meaning if you have 1 piece of AC/20, you can install it in 1 slot.
To install second AC/20 into second slot you need to buy one more AC/20.
If you dismantle weapon it goes to youre storehouse and stays there until you sell it or install on another mech.

Edited by Schtirlitz, 30 June 2012 - 01:18 AM.

[Sebastian Thrawn]

another question, if i bay a founders pack, does the premium months(snd the ingame money form the pack) start with the beta invite or when the game is realy released (is the release on the 7th august ?)

[Richard Mongoose]

Sebastian Thrawn, on 30 June 2012 - 01:52 AM, said:

another question, if i bay a founders pack, does the premium months(snd the ingame money form the pack) start with the beta invite or when the game is realy released (is the release on the 7th august ?)

The premium months and all of the Founders pack perks go live on August 7th, when Founders access is set to start (as of right now, as far as I know). If you get a beta invite before then, you will not have any of that.

[KnightStrike]

Sebastian Thrawn, on 30 June 2012 - 01:52 AM, said:

another question, if i bay a founders pack, does the premium months(snd the ingame money form the pack) start with the beta invite or when the game is realy released (is the release on the 7th august ?)

I believe they said they may try to find a way to allow players to customize when they activate their premium months. You'd have to dig through the Q&A's the exact quote though :/

[Sebastian Thrawn]

Richard Mongoose, on 30 June 2012 - 02:13 AM, said:

The premium months and all of the Founders pack perks go live on August 7th, when Founders access is set to start (as of right now, as far as I know). If you get a beta invite before then, you will not have any of that.

ah ok, and when start the non founder players ?

[Benjamin Emory]

Sebastian Thrawn, on 30 June 2012 - 02:52 AM, said:

ah ok, and when start the non founder players ?

you start at the end of the beta period. there is just no reset for founders. (as far as i recall)

[Elizander]

Sebastian Thrawn, on 30 June 2012 - 02:52 AM, said:

ah ok, and when start the non founder players ?

Hopefully not too long after but it is a good way to slowly check the servers to see if they can handle the load.

Step 1: Beta testers (just a few people)
Step 2: Founders (maybe a little more than a few)

If servers are still ok...

Step 3: Let everyone in.

If they jump to step 3 they might experience what D3 and some other games experienced at launch which are melted servers and angry raging players who cannot get into the game.

Edited by Elizander, 30 June 2012 - 02:58 AM.