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It's still true even when considering different builds and stamina caps. The amount of penalty to regeneration has nothing to do with your total stamina per se, even though yes, your total or current stamina throughout a fight is probably more of a consideration now. If anything, this increases...

It's proportional. When comparing apples with apples it doesn't matter that you have some penalty to stamina regen at lower weight values, it only matters if the next player you're fighting has more or less armor weight than you and therefore a higher or lower penalty.

How about we actually put these changes into practice in fights etc. first before jumping to any conclusions about how bad it is - on DAY 1. Resistance to change is normal, and this presents itself as a mindset shift that we will have to undertake. That said, the new approach seems both more...

The problem with extrapolation when it comes to player position sync in games, is that on foot you can change direction on a dime (e.g. you can strafe left then instantly strafe right). Extrapolation can't account for sudden change in direction. It has no way to know that you're about to change...

The reason it's like this is they didn't want everyone to just have combat pets if it wasn't a consideration for their action skills. I agree that Taming should be a profession skill and split this out into various tiers of taming to make it a more in-depth profession tree. Breeding can be tied...

Just to confirm, did you tick "maintain vertical field of view" in the game settings?

Game would be dead on arrival if they even entertained this idea. You want to break down the barriers to entering a game not increase them. Steam is a prime example of being an enabler to this extent. Lol just imagine trying to justify to a new player trying your game that they need to verify...

It's an additional 10% piercing and 15% slash protection but the design philosophy is no different to player armor. It's intentionally, by design, supposed to have minimal difference between armor tiers. This inherently puts heavier value on player skill, not gear quality. The only way they buff...

Multi-spec or ease of re-spec while convenient, unwittingly removes identity from your character which I think in the case of MO2, trumps convenience. I'm not sure how this could be achieved fairly when they change something about a primary skill, perhaps anyone with 70+ primary skill points...

It's not a money grab tactic. There are far more effective ways of extracting value out of a game's playerbase. This single character model isn't one of them and neither are subs.

Yea I believe it's pretty doable. Rust even has full MIDI support!

If not needing to lower the sliders or change the material mix, then what benefit would having higher strength/con be when it comes to Armor weight caps? Humans are a versatile clade, not a min-max clade. Just because something doesn't fit your desired build doesn't instantly justify change.

They mean without 100%/100% on the slider. There's definitely Core and Secondary material combos that you can 100%/100% and get lower weights that work for some human build's armor weight caps. Solution: use the sliders. That's the entire point of the system.

For an attribute that is limited in it's value given the scaling of speed being so minimal, it feels bad that your investment into this attribute with regards to weakspot is limited to a very small number of weapons and playstyles. I like the idea of having more frequent weak spots, but it's...

What? You're basically saying you're not happy not being able to have two weapon skills - when you can, but justifying it on the basis that your build won't allow it. Simple solution, change your build to accommodate your playstyle.

While I agree that loot bags don't need UI elements, I think the implementation is fine as it is now and obvious enough with the red outline should you find the bag. However, your statement around the Haven waypoint system breaking away from what the game is supposed to be is such an ignorant...

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Footspeed has a great enough contribution to movement speed to be suitable in solving this perceived issue. We don't need to force attribute allocations.

Not a great analogy but sure, ultimately your position is understandable and something that has already been discussed at length on the forums. I think this is one of those things where people are just going to have to suck it up for what it is. There's a whole separate argument surrounding the...