Ugh, this thread is so incredibly ******* frustrating.
Yes, convergence and lack of heat penalties and a too-high heat ceiling are ALL problems this game has
in spades, but it DOES NOT excuse the PPC from being as OP as it currently is.
Remember, convergence benefits
all weapons to the same extent, likewise with the heat ceiling. PPCs are simply
too good to the point where boating them is better than boating anything else.
Even simply comparing PPCs with large lasers or especially large pulse lasers tells you all you need to know about where PPCs stand relative to everything else. They are simply too effective, too heat-efficient, too easy-to-use in their current incarnation. They need their heat reverted and they need their projectiles slowed to put some challenge and some compromise back into their use.
Kodoku, on 06 July 2013 - 05:45 PM, said:
Powerful? Sure. Overpowered? Borderline at best.
Suggestion, buff other weapon systems and/or increase armor values and give us true dual heatsinks.
Nerfbat Online is getting old. I would like to see buffs to the other weapon systems to bring them inline with (ER)PPC's insead of nerfing them.
I hate you people. I can't sugarcoat it any longer, I really bloody hate you people.
You folks seem to want the game to turn into another bloody shooter where the TTK is measured in seconds instead of
minutes like it should be. As it is, if every weapon were to be buffed up to the level of the PPC, it really
would become a bloody shooter where the first person to expose himself to enemy fire dies instantly and leaves the team a wreck (hell, it already is in the case of PPC-heavy team compositions, but buffing EVERYTHING would result in EVERYONE being able to kill that quickly).
THINK for once. Think! Why would you want weapons to become EVEN STRONGER when mechs already feel paper-thin as it is? And why would you buff EVERYTHING when the problem lies with only a small handful of weapon systems? It makes no logical sense whatsoever. Just use your brains for once,
please!
Edited by Zyrusticae, 06 July 2013 - 06:36 PM.