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Plus you can have almost anything work by just handwaving it away as "the Orks latent psyker stuff"
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 13:41 |
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Already got a Waagh system in Coherency. Add more orks for more waagh 90% of the cosmetics are already red anyway
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 13:59 |
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I'm 'ere to krump punies and eat rations. And I'm all outta rations (shoutty ate 'em) Has anyone seen a weapon with the stat bars go above 80%? Noticed that's the max on stuff I have and haven't seen anything go beyond it on Peddler / Melk wares (random items from Melk still inconclusive due to limited funds).
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 14:40 |
Fishstick posted:Already got a Waagh system in Coherency. Add more orks for more waagh New system where if you try and use your shoota outside of coherency it just explodes.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 14:42 |
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So, I remember the first patch said that toughness would prevent health damage bleeding through until it breaks, the patch where toughness over 100 would cause it to go ALL to health, right now I'm taking chip damage through toughness from everything in melee if toughness gets below 90% like it used to, did they just revert it all intentionally? or accidentally and pull a fatshark move? Also, this is the first time I've seen the lights out modifier since launch and it effects every map, I don't understand why they do all or nothing for modifiers like this, if you aren't on at a specific hour you miss it. Ra Ra Rasputin fucked around with this message at 14:57 on Dec 9, 2022 |
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Molnija posted:Has anyone seen a weapon with the stat bars go above 80%? Noticed that's the max on stuff I have and haven't seen anything go beyond it on Peddler / Melk wares (random items from Melk still inconclusive due to limited funds). Presumably that's going to be the realm of the DT equivalent of VT's red-tier items.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 14:56 |
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toasterwarrior posted:Presumably that's going to be the realm of the DT equivalent of VT's red-tier items. Maybe, but weren't red items in VT just orange tier, but perfectly rolled? They weren't better than what you could technically get on an orange item IIRC.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:00 |
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That's why I said equivalent, not exact copy.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:07 |
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Ra Ra Rasputin posted:So, I remember the first patch said that toughness would prevent health damage bleeding through until it breaks, the patch where toughness over 100 would cause it to go ALL to health, right now I'm taking chip damage through toughness from everything in melee if toughness gets below 90% like it used to, did they just revert it all intentionally? or accidentally and pull a fatshark move? The toughness change is that there is no health damage bleed through if you take a melee hit at full toughness. You essentially get one free melee hit. But below 100% toughness, melee damage will bleed through to health proportional to the amount of toughness you're missing.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:09 |
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I honestly dont mind the toughness change. The occasional rear end hit is what chips you down and toughness does a decent job at preventing that.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:13 |
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It also wouldn't be as big of a deal if enemies did not have personal teleportation devices specifically targeting my butthole
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:14 |
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Yeah fix that teleporting/spawn weirdness and Im fully on board
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:18 |
Diogenes of Sinope posted:The toughness change is that there is no health damage bleed through if you take a melee hit at full toughness. You essentially get one free melee hit. But below 100% toughness, melee damage will bleed through to health proportional to the amount of toughness you're missing. It also means that it's one free hit every time your toughness goes back to 100 so if you have some good regen perks then you can take a lot of hits without any damage so long as you stay above a certain point and keep slashing.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:22 |
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I guess this'll do for Zealot until I find a better Lacerate knife.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:25 |
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Enjoy posted:I need hazard stripes on my weapons ASAP! I like to think that 38,000 years into the future they've cargo culted themselves into believing hazard stripes are a display of power and martial prowess and not just a workplace safety measure. Welfare of labor is so far down the list of concerns that they can't even conceive of something designed to help keep workers safe. " This pattern was intended to mean danger and dismemberment, of course it's a power display. What else could it be?".
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:38 |
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Edmond Dantes posted:I guess this'll do for Zealot until I find a better Lacerate knife. That thing looks great. I'm sure it'll do work.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 15:50 |
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jus' love two fings: me emprah, me fightin', an me 'usband. simple as.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 16:41 |
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I'm leveling a Zealot right now and just unlocked and started playing around with the Eviscerator and, just, god drat. Holy poo poo. It rips so hard. I almost literally entirely started leveling the class because the Thunder Hammer looked super sick, but it's gonna be hard to use anything else on them unless that charged headpop feels really loving good. It's also given me the chance to try out the Bolter, which is cool but broadly not groundbreaking for me. It feels really good and is obviously mechanically extremely strong but it's not as satisfying as firing a braced autogun into a crowd or literally anything I do with the revolver.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 17:44 |
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Sab Sabbington posted:I'm leveling a Zealot right now and just unlocked and started playing around with the Eviscerator and, just, god drat. Holy poo poo. It rips so hard. I almost literally entirely started leveling the class because the Thunder Hammer looked super sick, but it's gonna be hard to use anything else on them unless that charged headpop feels really loving good. Eviscerator rules, zealot rules. The flamethrower is incredible btw, I think it's the single best way to lock down a whole horde. I only wish zealot got access to the veteran's power sword. Bolter is great for deleting a special via magdump, but your ult also does that with melee and the vet can do it at range, so I take the flamethrower instead. YMMV.
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:Eviscerator rules, zealot rules. The flamethrower is incredible btw, I think it's the single best way to lock down a whole horde. I only wish zealot got access to the veteran's power sword. Oh, yeah, I should have said the flamethrower feels loving dope and is clearly just incredibly strong but after playing Voidstaff Psyker since the pre-launch I really want the baseline reaction to hordes to be to get the gently caress in there and mess poo poo up that way--it's why I've been leaning more heavily towards the Revolver even over the braced autogun because I know how to lock a huge horde in place from VT2, dammit, and I miss consistently doing it.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 18:14 |
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The latest (gamepass) update improved the game's stability a lot for me, I only crashed once in 5 games.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 18:15 |
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Sab Sabbington posted:I'm leveling a Zealot right now and just unlocked and started playing around with the Eviscerator and, just, god drat. Holy poo poo. It rips so hard. I almost literally entirely started leveling the class because the Thunder Hammer looked super sick, but it's gonna be hard to use anything else on them unless that charged headpop feels really loving good. Honestly? I've read that the hammer is better on paper but goddamn if the eviscerator doesn't click much better with me. It's a loving SUPERB crowd control weapon. The block+slash sends an attack out, horizontal, at head level, which is amazing for mulching crowds. My two cents is that as a zealot you need a point damage weapon and a crowd control weapon. So for me I run the eviscerator and then a revolver or shotgun to deal with the odd elite at range, poxburster, etc. If I was going to run a flamer (which is also great) I'd probably run the hammer for the better single target. That said, a rev'd eviscerator also mulches the gently caress out of single targets. Or crowds of targets. Really the only thing I wouldn't hit with one is a pox burster.
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Sab Sabbington posted:Oh, yeah, I should have said the flamethrower feels loving dope and is clearly just incredibly strong but after playing Voidstaff Psyker since the pre-launch I really want the baseline reaction to hordes to be to get the gently caress in there and mess poo poo up that way--it's why I've been leaning more heavily towards the Revolver even over the braced autogun because I know how to lock a huge horde in place from VT2, dammit, and I miss consistently doing it. Oh yeah, 100% eviscerator + revolver then. That's 100% what that build is. Tanky as fuuuuck too. Not shield ogryn level of course but you can absolutely charge into a bunch of assholes.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 18:19 |
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From my limited experience, thunder hammer and evis are equally good but just go about things differently. That's how stuff should be balanced imo. Equally viable so you can leave it up to playstyle preference. Bonus, when you get bored with one you can pick up the other and not feel like you are kneecapping yourself.
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:Eviscerator rules, zealot rules. The flamethrower is incredible btw, I think it's the single best way to lock down a whole horde. I only wish zealot got access to the veteran's power sword. Fatshark please where's my chainsword and flame pistol combo
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big cummers ONLY posted:From my limited experience, thunder hammer and evis are equally good but just go about things differently. That's how stuff should be balanced imo. Equally viable so you can leave it up to playstyle preference. Bonus, when you get bored with one you can pick up the other and not feel like you are kneecapping yourself. In this essay I will explain why they are both inferior to the turtolsky heavy sword
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Cyrano4747 posted:Honestly? I've read that the hammer is better on paper but goddamn if the eviscerator doesn't click much better with me. It's a loving SUPERB crowd control weapon. The block+slash sends an attack out, horizontal, at head level, which is amazing for mulching crowds. Yeah I think the eviscerator heavy, push slash, heavy, push slash rhythm is probably the safest way to learn crowd control early on. Not many weapons are that easy to avoid getting hit with.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 18:35 |
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toastin chumps with the power of my mind
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 18:40 |
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I leveled my Vet to 30. What should I do for an alt? Seems like Zealot or Orgryn would be much more melee focused, while Psyker is a weird battlemage hybrid? I like the idea of the Psyker but is substantially more taxing to balance their systems vs. a Vet? Which was pretty much "click on heads and press F and click on elite's heads".
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:05 |
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every class in the game is going to be more taxing to play than a veteran
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:06 |
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Is there a weapon perk or a curio that lets me as an Ogryn bleed on more attacks or generally help get stacks of bleed for the toughness feat? Having it on heavy attacks works pretty well with the wide sweeps of the shield but was looking for a simple "bleed on hit" or something like it and haven't seen anything like that yet.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:07 |
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Dr. Fishopolis posted:Yeah I think the eviscerator heavy, push slash, heavy, push slash rhythm is probably the safest way to learn crowd control early on. Not many weapons are that easy to avoid getting hit with. the hammers heavy attack feels like the vermintide 2 hammer though which is nice (in fact it's basically the same thing!)
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:07 |
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Diogenes of Sinope posted:The toughness change is that there is no health damage bleed through if you take a melee hit at full toughness. You essentially get one free melee hit. But below 100% toughness, melee damage will bleed through to health proportional to the amount of toughness you're missing. Now I get why I've been taking so much chip damage without my toughness bar being depleted I guess it makes sense. Kind of discourages getting into the thick of things, though.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:17 |
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Cowcaster posted:every class in the game is going to be more taxing to play than a veteran True. Looks like Zealot will be a good change of pace.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:17 |
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Unpopular opinion: I like the chain axe just fine and can't make the flamethrower work for me. The chain axe feels good with appropriate attack speed feats and drat if it doesn't kill things very quickly. The "getting stuck" part of the axe has never really hosed me before, though it is definitely there. I also like the knife. The only melee weapons I haven't really cared for on Zealot so far are the heavy sword and the regular chainsword. I can't make flamethrower work. It kinda roots you in place and it has no long range, which are big weaknesses for Zealot. I can see how good it does its job but 'controlling hoards at close range' is something Zealot already excels at in melee. I suppose if I was running hammer for special deletion exclusively that might work but I don't really feel the flamer has the ammo to be relied on as your primary weapon. Just opinions.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:21 |
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Phlegmish posted:Now I get why I've been taking so much chip damage without my toughness bar being depleted Killing things in melee replenishes toughness tho.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:22 |
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Mendrian posted:Unpopular opinion: I like the chain axe just fine and can't make the flamethrower work for me. The axes push attack is fantastic and once you get used to the flow of it I think it's definitely underrated but probably still needs something a little extra but I'm not sure what.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:25 |
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Honestly all the chain weapons just feel intrinsically better than their regular bladed equivalents. Just having that angry whirr every time you swing and it seeming to get faster and louder the more aggressively you start hacking apart a horde is just insanely satisfying.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:26 |
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Mendrian posted:Killing things in melee replenishes toughness tho. True enough, but it seems like in every single melee fight involving sufficient numbers there is that one grunt enemy just out of frame, waiting to hit you in the rear end and chip away at your health. e: should I be playing with the maximum FOV? Phlegmish fucked around with this message at 19:31 on Dec 9, 2022 |
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Phlegmish posted:True enough, but it seems like in every single melee fight involving sufficient numbers there is that one grunt enemy just out of frame, waiting to hit you in the rear end and chip away at your health. I had this for a while, and it still happens occasionally, but if you keep looking around and if you keep dodging backwards you'll usually dodge past whatever goon is trying to position himself directly behind your body. The same problem existed in Vermintide and I used to refer to the phenomenon as 'buttrats'. You can partially overcome it as long as you don't a) lock your vision 180 degrees in front of you, like ever, b.) make sure to block even if things aren't 'actively' attacking you and c.) remember to dodge. I'm maining Zealot so grain of salt because I can hit F to get back half my toughness but I can go long stretches of level without taking any damage. Phlegmish posted:e: should I be playing with the maximum FOV? In my experience no, that poo poo makes me sick.
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# ? Dec 9, 2022 19:32 |