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Tor Gungnir
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Posted - 2012.05.25 08:14:00 -
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I've tried to like them. I really want to like them. But I just can't. They don't seem like they are appropriate for space combat; feels like they came straight out of a flight combat game with their smoke trails and what not. The old missiles had that old Star Trek-y feel for some reason. I also don't really like the launchers. The Cruise/Torpedo ones are cool because they are "inside" the ship, but the external ones again look like they belong in a flight combat game. Especially Rocket Launchers.
Point of this thread? I don't know. Just felt I needed to share it. Gallente is what America believes itself to be.
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Tor Gungnir
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Posted - 2012.05.25 08:21:00 -
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Bel Amar wrote:You must be really bummed about EVE's space physics then huh?
Naw they're fine. They are not unlike Star Trek physics. Gallente is what America believes itself to be.
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Tor Gungnir
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Posted - 2012.05.25 08:59:00 -
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alittlebirdy wrote:Ya they look dumb, the FPS hit is lol... the launchers are lol (WAY to large on something like a ceptor)
The like hit all over scatter thing is dumb... Looks like little fireworks hitting a ship too...
Honestly, the impact reminds me of snowballs hitting the hull.
poff! poff! poff!
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Tor Gungnir
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Posted - 2012.05.25 09:08:00 -
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Sarina Berghil wrote:
Eve uses flight game physics, flight game graphics, flight game everything, because we probably wouldn't be able to relate to realistic space stuff. But we have seen plenty of dogfites in movies.
But it is the sort of space combat we've grown to expect from franchises such as Star Trek and Star Wars, amongst others. Honestly, I don't feel like I am flying an airplane in a space-like environment; I feel like I am flying a space ship.
The new missiles and their launchers, however.... they're just too airplane-y. Gallente is what America believes itself to be.
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Tor Gungnir
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Posted - 2012.05.25 09:30:00 -
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Jafit wrote:Tor Gungnir wrote:I've tried to like them. I really want to like them. But I just can't. They don't seem like they are appropriate for space combat Excuse me while I just ROLL and PITCH my ship in order to turn it instead of just firing some thrusters to YAW to my desired heading. Also excuse me while my ship reaches terminal velocity as it flies through the viscous space aether that also slows the ship down to zero after my engines stop firing. Let me tell you about 'real' space combat. 2 Ships spot each other in space, fire nuclear missiles at each other from 8AU away, the missiles cross each other and both ships die about 2 weeks after they originally fire ze missiles.
As I have stated again and again, Star trek does it like EVE and we've grown to accept it as plausible in our collective nerdy hive mind.
Spartan SC wrote:the launchers r good i assume...but really dislike the smoky missiles as well. i strongly recommend the engineer of CCP should think abt real physics in space more! 
If they made the trails a bit less intense and made them into firey orange (like the old missiles) it would be fine. Oh yeah, fix the snowball-like impact of the missiles too. Gallente is what America believes itself to be.
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Tor Gungnir
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Posted - 2012.05.25 11:27:00 -
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Jafit wrote:Tor Gungnir wrote:Jafit wrote:Tor Gungnir wrote:I've tried to like them. I really want to like them. But I just can't. They don't seem like they are appropriate for space combat Excuse me while I just ROLL and PITCH my ship in order to turn it instead of just firing some thrusters to YAW to my desired heading. Also excuse me while my ship reaches terminal velocity as it flies through the viscous space aether that also slows the ship down to zero after my engines stop firing. Let me tell you about 'real' space combat. 2 Ships spot each other in space, fire nuclear missiles at each other from 8AU away, the missiles cross each other and both ships die about 2 weeks after they originally fire ze missiles. As I have stated again and again, Star trek does it like EVE and we've grown to accept it as plausible in our collective nerdy hive mind. There is nothing wrong with how the ships get around in EVE. Oh god. Get out.
Don't make me run you through with my Bat'leth, worm. Gallente is what America believes itself to be.
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Tor Gungnir
Agenda Industries
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Posted - 2012.05.25 11:38:00 -
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Xhaiden Ora wrote:Technically speak, guided missiles are much more practical weapons for space combat than any sort of turret system. -.-
Unless you have a very, very advanced tracking system +í la EVE. Gallente is what America believes itself to be.
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Tor Gungnir
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Posted - 2012.05.25 12:15:00 -
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Sure it is.
The planet of all creation!
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Tor Gungnir
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Posted - 2012.05.25 12:41:00 -
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John Caligan wrote:The only thing I don't like about the new missiles is that the new Heavies seem a bit.... meh.
The missiles and flares aren't as big as before, and they kind of make a small, ineffectual "pop" noise on impact, not the fufilling "BOOM" of the old missiles.
As I said: snowballs.
poff! Gallente is what America believes itself to be.
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Tor Gungnir
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Posted - 2012.05.26 00:41:00 -
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Rrama Ratamnim wrote:lol your in the minority on this one the new missles look awesome, the launchers need work perhaps. the fps hit is a bug they know about it and its limited to only some ati card lines ... that said for the dust integration i hope we eventually get ones like these http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mx3DTxVSwes
I think this thread has proven that no, I am not in the minority on this one. But neither am I in the majority. Gallente is what America believes itself to be.
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