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Le Rouge a écrit : dim. 8 oct. 2017 08:44 J’ai passé ma soirée dessus, surtout dans le mode combat spatial me suis bien éclaté. Franchement on comprend vite ce qu’il faut faire

There’s a TIE Fighter/X-wing card that just flat-out makes your primary fire stronger, and while its base level is only a 2% increase, the fourth is a much more significant 10%. One of Boba Fett’s cards makes him totally immune to damage while firing his rockets midair, but only at fourth level.

Update: It's been pointed out to me that leveling classes is actually tied to how many cards you have for that class, not matches played, which makes this even worse. This means that buying large amounts of cards right off the bat will allow you to immediately equip more cards per class than those who don't, so you actually can buy your way to maximum capacity.

The Interceptor can simultaneously equip a +20% rate of fire increase, a +20% damage increase, and a -40% heat buildup. So if someone drops enough money, they can be dishing out 144% of a normal player's DPS, and keep the trigger held down for longer while they do it.

caeyzer a écrit : dim. 8 oct. 2017 14:29 Je testerai vos conseils pour les contrôles des vaisseaux

Je viens de tomber sur ce thread:

J'avais pas trop fait gaffe aux valeurs des star cards, mais quelques exemples (extraits du topic reddit + article ign):

There’s a TIE Fighter/X-wing card that just flat-out makes your primary fire stronger, and while its base level is only a 2% increase, the fourth is a much more significant 10%. One of Boba Fett’s cards makes him totally immune to damage while firing his rockets midair, but only at fourth level.

Update: It's been pointed out to me that leveling classes is actually tied to how many cards you have for that class, not matches played, which makes this even worse. This means that buying large amounts of cards right off the bat will allow you to immediately equip more cards per class than those who don't, so you actually can buy your way to maximum capacity.

The Interceptor can simultaneously equip a +20% rate of fire increase, a +20% damage increase, and a -40% heat buildup. So if someone drops enough money, they can be dishing out 144% of a normal player's DPS, and keep the trigger held down for longer while they do it.

Bref, c'est pas des petites améliorations mineures (ça a changé depuis l'alpha?). J'espère que les critiques vont les forcer à ré-équilibrer les valeurs et le système d'ici la sortie...

Self a écrit : dim. 8 oct. 2017 18:37 Y a intérêt à y avoir un système de squad sinon c'est pourri.

Osiris a écrit : dim. 8 oct. 2017 19:23

Self a écrit : dim. 8 oct. 2017 18:37 Y a intérêt à y avoir un système de squad sinon c'est pourri.

Bah grave. Je jouais avec un pote, mais on aurait été sur deux serveurs différents ça aurait été pareil.

Sephi a écrit : dim. 8 oct. 2017 21:07

Osiris a écrit : dim. 8 oct. 2017 19:23

Self a écrit : dim. 8 oct. 2017 18:37 Y a intérêt à y avoir un système de squad sinon c'est pourri.

Bah grave. Je jouais avec un pote, mais on aurait été sur deux serveurs différents ça aurait été pareil.

Peace m'a dit que tu avais reussi à jouer en escouade où il a mal compris ?

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infel2no a écrit : jeu. 26 oct. 2017 11:58 comme la beta est finie depuis quelques temps moisie, je l'ai désépinglé, il ne sort que le 17 de toutes facons.