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weapon balance, build balance, map balance, all of it. that has to be the fundamental basis. if it isn't balanced, its going to flop. how do you account for various (especially non combat oriented) character builds? do we just whisk those aside for pre builts? ok, well that doesn't seem...

this has been discussed before and the biggest reason is that you cant make a third person camera work properly in certain types of confined spaces and verticality presents other issues (ie, you cant look all the way up in a third person camera). think of how many third person games shift into...

and how would you balance that?

Reopening this thread was a mistake.

its just competition. I'm not into battleroyales either but its just about a flavor of competition. I don't think kids are being desensitized to violence because of fortnite, as if violence doesn't exist in all the other media they consume or as if they're the first set of adolescents playing...

I mean this very seriously, but you think people are obsessed with their dick size because they care about women? its almost never about the girl, and just about them.

i mean, that's not why it's popular at all. PUBG didnt get big because it was easy and for kids. Battle royales got huge because it was both a fairly unique concept for multiplayer and because it was a really good platform for streaming. Yes, Fortnite has evolved into something beyond just...

do they even care about that supposed respect? who honestly is hating on CDPR because they dont have multiplayer?

I don't like needing extra keys involved in something that could realistically just use one key.

you really don't, that's the thing. like I said, its more of an animation alteration, the actual speed change is barely there, I wouldn't have even known its a thing if the devs hadn't mentioned it themselves.

we're not gonna agree on this. there's no point in going forward.

basically. its REALLY subtle. it gets caught up in the other animation changes and its really more of a visual effect. I mostly brought it up to show that they made an automatic system that can handle it based on context. the speed changes but not drastically. you only notice it if you're...

I quoted you in full, before. I'm not going to do it every time just so you don't try to play semantics games. I'm done here.

its too late because the well is already poisoned, but trust me, you wouldn't have.

that's either removing the mousewheel from use for something very situational or requiring two none movement inputs to modulate speed. that's just cumbersome. you'd tap at an interval proportional to how fast you want to go. even if you had to hold a second key to get this, I think its...

it only did that while crouching. if you don't want to sneak, you simply stand up.

I really have no issue tapping keys to execute movement shortcuts, that's how you used to dodge in UT. I guess its a familiarity issue. having to hold two keys while using the mousewheel just sounds really janky to me. to clarify I'm just saying you would say, tap twice at a certain interval...

they didn't. if you want to rush up on someone you can. the system is explicitly communicated to you. if you sneak, it just slows you around the person you're sneaking on. its more for visual than anything. you can run at any moment and you have to stay hidden.

having to hold down a key to use my mousewheel to change movement speed seems cumbersome. funny you mentioned chaos theory, you could tap movement and smoothly creep on people without actually using your wheel to modulate speed. they could do better by just making context sensitive movement...

they probably keep changing V because every time a new V comes out everyone complains that he's too generic.