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Posted - 2005.04.08 22:04:00 - [1]

Remove the Destroyers ROF penalty, and they will finally be worth something
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Posted - 2005.04.08 22:04:00 - [2]

Remove the Destroyers ROF penalty, and they will finally be worth something
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Posted - 2005.04.09 12:09:00 - [3]

Originally by: Alexi Borizkova
It appears the problem lies in people comparign the desty(which is t1) to t2 ships.

Compare the Destroyer not to the t2 ships, but to plain old t1 frigates... now they appear nearly godlike in their offensive capability.

It seems that the Destroyers would have been great if they had existed as t1 ships all along, and now would be time to introduce a t2 version, but instead they were released into an environment where tech1 ships and modules are becoming virtually obsolete for... well, nigh on anything.

Much like my main arguments about the current market system, it would have been great if it was that way from the beginning, but inflicting it on the game now is a nerf of massive proportions.



Bah, destroyers die to properlly fitted(tm) kestrals, they suck :p

A Dessie with 7 or 8 guns firing at their normal rate can only sustain it for a little while, after that, they either have cap death, or they are dead. If dessies didn't have the rate of fire penalty, they might actually be a danger to interceptors and fast frigates, all the while still being paper thin
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Posted - 2005.04.09 12:09:00 - [4]

Originally by: Alexi Borizkova
It appears the problem lies in people comparign the desty(which is t1) to t2 ships.

Compare the Destroyer not to the t2 ships, but to plain old t1 frigates... now they appear nearly godlike in their offensive capability.

It seems that the Destroyers would have been great if they had existed as t1 ships all along, and now would be time to introduce a t2 version, but instead they were released into an environment where tech1 ships and modules are becoming virtually obsolete for... well, nigh on anything.

Much like my main arguments about the current market system, it would have been great if it was that way from the beginning, but inflicting it on the game now is a nerf of massive proportions.



Bah, destroyers die to properlly fitted(tm) kestrals, they suck :p

A Dessie with 7 or 8 guns firing at their normal rate can only sustain it for a little while, after that, they either have cap death, or they are dead. If dessies didn't have the rate of fire penalty, they might actually be a danger to interceptors and fast frigates, all the while still being paper thin
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