Sadly, syncing after the last improvement is still far from perfect. Skills range span are set to match what is on server and its availability is set to match your client, so sometimes and most likely when you are chasing or evading an opponent, they appear in your client that they are available, but the fact is you are on server a bit far (close range effect) or a bit close (long range effect). One more step and your skill would actually activate.
For devs and players, I think I noticed that there is difference between walking with keyboard and mouse, with mouse its more accurate than with keyboard and by a lot. When you walk with keyboard and then switch to mouse, character is like speeding up for others, but for player himself all seems to be fine. This thing still needs more observation.
its funny you mentioned that.. i was walking with my mouse this morning.. someone said something about it on my server and i didnt understand at first
Seriously that 2020 will end and not even these gameplay problems will be fixed?
even better that most of the concerns that get addressed are regarding things like flash sales.... you know, where people spend money on the game.... but is it really worth spending money on a game thats this broken with no fix in sight? having flash sales seems kind of insensitive to be honest.
você tem alguma previsão de quando a data do balanceamento chegará?With the balancing adjustments we are looking into every aspect that shapes the combat balance. Apart from weapons and dinos this also includes clothing attributes, Implants/Modules. We dont shy away change a few skills here and there to make the game play more fun while having a good balanced at the same time. In the end it should be possible that you can use your prefered dino and weapon and compete against other dinos.
From the dev front we finally have a convincing model for the balance as a foundation that will characterise each dino into roles. Their skill set will be adjusted accordingly to further empathize their gameplay role/character. Our first approach did not work out as we had planned but we learned a few things for the current iteration. We keep you updated how we progress on it.
Meanwhile If you want to test the changes early on, before they go live you can apply as a tester here: https://forum.dinostorm.com/threads/we-need-testers.11720/
Same for me, because of this i lose pvp
So far this is also what I have noticed, that the source of the issue is moving with Keyboard, and everything seems fine while playing with mouse, but as we know, you can't do a PvP using only mouse.
Since I am not a Developer, or even a programmer, I can't promise you of a solution to this issue soon, or give you a date of when it will be solved. All I am saying is that we are aware of this issue & what you are experiencing. Perhaps a clue of why it is happening.
Crazy clicking won't solve the issue, you just need greater endurance as one step further is what it truly takes to activate these skills. I understand that you have to click many times in order to active your skill once it is available. But from my own PvP experience, that have been mostly a mistake. You should retreat, heal, then charge again, until you have close grasp on your opponent. Crazy clicking while having low endurance is pointless as you will never be close enough, even if you appear to be.
the players themselves who have to find a solution to live with gameplay problems, sad.
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You have shown only which skills dinos probably will have, gun's skills you haven't shown us.
Looking forward to being able to test.Heyho, its me again. @Highway gave the freedom of updating you on the progress of the ongoing rebalance of the game to me.
So let's start where we left off last time: We had the Dinos and their skills as well as the Weapons and their skills ready.
In a next step we went to the Technologies and Implants to also get them in line so that things become far more balanced and provide a broader variety in use.
During last week we had a very first test where everything was "feature complete" and balanced, at least I thought so. During testing it was revealed that we were pretty far off from providing a good experience, with dinos suffering oneshot kills left and right.
This week we went right back into those depths again and revised some of the attributes and variables so that we would have far more solid grounds to work with. In the end, we got the very first very positive reviews from our testers (which is a huge relief for me)! Well there are still bugs left to crush, and some things are not working as planned and need to be changed to make sense, while other things still need one or two more steps in fine tuning, but we are excited to see that things are finally falling into place. If we continue moving into this very good direction, a public test might not be that far off!
(Nope no image this time
but this problem was not 2 years ago
