But sensei! The developers want dynamic gameplay and buffing freeze would make gameplay less dynamic! That's why magnum has been broken OP and unchanged for over a year and a half!

Red alert has fairly consistent height.

I also use default controls. - No need to change supplies keys, I can fire, turn turret and activate a supply at the same time with 3 fingers. - Shift is also perfectly usable on the left side. - Rarely press the windows key

Fire rate means absolutely nothing, if you fire 100 shots and hit 90% of them you have the same efficiency as if you fire 10 shots and hit 9. Twins is meant to suppress enemies with constant fire, the game would heavily punish people for being smart about their infinite ammo. Firebird/freeze/isida/vulcan wouldn't even work in this system since it's almost impossible to be accurate with melee turrets and vulcan is also meant for suppression.

Dic overdrive activates all supplies Activates nuclear energy Use overdrive again repeat until god But seriously, there is nothing to discuss, just throw anything you have about it in the other topic.

The whole point of GS was to determine how strong a tank is on the battlefield, skins do nothing but skew the number making it harder to guess. Maybe a container farmer has over 3k of each supply and a fancy paint but chooses to play with stock m1s, they look like they have m2s. There was nothing wrong with the old system but the devs need to keep messing with the UI to feel like they're actually working on the game. The old system was perfect in everything but alts. It didn't block too much because it was above tanks, it showed exact MUs and you could easily put together how strong a tank was with just one press. You could even just press it after you died so it would never bother gameplay. Now you get a number that could mean anything. At this point the devs might as well start selling GS in the shop, $10 for 1000 GS? Some people would probably still buy it.

It should be able to auto-aim in the air, makes sense since salvo mode requires lock on for horizontal tracking but every turret has vertical auto aim.

The problem with this is that hammer does more damage than thunder at close range, thunder can out-DPS railgun even past the minimum damage range. Railgun will still win with cover, but because of lost damage potential the turret is only viable in TDM.

I would guess that the 1500 supply kit is cheaper than buying crystals and then 15 supply 100 kits.

I have never used m0 or m1 freeze seriously, but even at m2 things start getting hard to freeze. I think the changes are fair considering m0s are super slow at accelerating and it was hell playing in the low ranks against them after the buff.

I think the chart is just leftover from when marshal was the highest rank and the devs never noticed it.

I think the problem is that it takes the average of ALL games which includes low ranks where there are tons of games.

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No anime. Anyone caught watching anime will be shot on sight.

New wacky rebalance idea for vulcan: No more overheat damage! Now as soon as you let the bar run out, you instantly die. This would make vulcan too weak, so to compensate for this we also increased impact tenfold. I really don't see the point in doing this, they're completely screwing over buyers too by forcing them to use specific turrets, where one of the perks of having a ton of crystals was garage diversity. Why would anyone want to buy vulcan with real money? It's just been screwed over one way or another ever since release.