Yeah I was about to say that, Luggables = buffs. Which is exactly what Swimming is talking about, being buffed when you're fighting numbers.So all you've done is proven is that, when buffed, people can take on numbers and win.PS, you can easily close the "Team" window and have team members off screen killing those people for you, just saying.
Not the case in this instance. And while it is feasible to take out more than one person alone now if you can just dish out enough damage fast enough, I'm not saying that it should be a piece of cake to take out a few people before you die. I'm just saying that fighting multiple people is a concept that defines what people think about when they think "The Matrix". Therefore, it should be a concept that is given special attention to, seeing how we have a useless multifighting ability. Make it increase your Regeneration by 10% or something when there's more than one hostile player within 10m of you or something.
Marias wrote:Not the case in this instance. And while it is feasible to take out more than one person alone now if you can just dish out enough damage fast enough, I'm not saying that it should be a piece of cake to take out a few people before you die. I'm just saying that fighting multiple people is a concept that defines what people think about when they think "The Matrix". Therefore, it should be a concept that is given special attention to, seeing how we have a useless multifighting ability. Make it increase your Regeneration by 10% or something when there's more than one hostile player within 10m of you or something. If someone thinks the defining concept of the Matrix is fighting a bunch of people, then I'll likely completely ignore that person. Really.But even in the context of the movies, how often do Redpills of equal strength fight each other in groups? Ever? Most cases I can think of is either a redpill fighting several bluepills/programs, or Neo fighting a bunch of Agents/Smith. Since we aren't Neo we shouldn't expect to multi-fight agents, but we are obviousely capable of fighting multiple programs/bluepills.
I kinda agree. The movies revolved around a redpill who was almost like a god figure in the Matrix and to a certain extent even out of it in the final film. Therefore we should be able to fight multiple Programs/Bluepills as Collbard stated but if 2 equal leveled Redpills come together it should be a long drawn out battle.
Also there will always be experienced and better fighters within a bunch of 50s who may be able to take on a group of other opponents. For instance taking on a level 50 Sniper and MA will be easy for an IL gunman if you can take out the sniper in IL first and then take out the MA.
TimeMaker wrote:Because this is the Matrix and we "believe" we can, therefore we can.But they too believe they can beat you.So...
Because this is the Matrix and we "believe" we can, therefore we can.
Zudrag wrote:TimeMaker wrote:Because this is the Matrix and we "believe" we can, therefore we can.But they too believe they can beat you.So...Zerg usually wins, unless its an incompetent zerg. Still, i kinda agree there should be something to help out the minority sometimes. Especially MA minorities. They can;t even snipe for decent damage without stat hacking.
PS, you can easily close the "Team" window and have team members off screen killing those people for you, just saying.
I don't think there needs to be "catch up mode" like in children's multi-player car racing games.If an experienced and confident player meets with two level 50's they have never heard of, the two level 50's are in a world of trouble. I don't believe in level cap of 50, equipment/experience/confidence can make a level 50 into a lvl 60.With CR2 I have seen 2 win against 7, in CR1 I have seen 1 against 7 hold out for a very long time killing most of them. It's not the norm but it is within reach.
I highly doubt 2 people who stood their ground against 7 have survived for more than 30 seconds, let alone kill 3 of the other guys.