Whatzituyah, on 23 November 2013 - 06:28 PM, said:
I swear your wrong about the heat dissapation it goes down slightly faster then normal when standing still and if you dont believe me then I guess its just my opinion now is it?
Yes, it goes down slightly faster. This is because walking is constant generation of heat.
Next time you are in a temperate or hot map, look at your idle heat while standing still. Tap the "+" button to slowly increase your speed and watch your heat level. Your constant heat level will slowly increase with your speed (an average of about 3% with ice maps being less and hot maps being up to 4).
It doesn't "spike" with each step like firing a weapon will do.
What you are observing is the lack of the constant heat generation from walking, not an accelerated dissipation.
The end result is the same, the reason why is just different.
Why does it matter? Because different speeds produce different amounts of constant heat depending on how fast your mech is moving compared to it's maximum speed. The slower you walk the less constant heat you will generate. It's not just "standing still" that makes a difference, even just slowing down will increase the amount of heat you have to use as ammo.
Note: You will also notice the same phenomena from the constant heat generation from Jumping.
Edited by Greyboots, 23 November 2013 - 07:25 PM.