Never mind, I got it to work. Server looks like it is functioning. I do question whether or not it can actually handle 65 players. I also highly doubt we will ever get 65 players. We should only be so lucky.
Rabbit is the best playmode for not having enough players.
Hardly. No mode works with less than 16 people. Not that it matters, since the majority of players appear to be unable to grasp the goal of Rabbits, or the use of a weapon.
He said "the best," equivalent to "least useless," not "a good." I tried playing with 400-500 ping (as it was the only way I could play it with other humans); it was an interesting experience. I hadn't played before, so with that and the ping anyone who died to me should have been rather embarrassed. Considering even the people I was shooting at didn't know where they would be in 1 second, it was pretty hopeless for me.
Remember what I told you about the difference between facts an opinion...
You told me nothing. Besides, what I stated was more fact than opinion. Firing a chaingun does nothing when you are at more than 50 game-lengths away. It's a close quarters weapon to rip people up. You also should not be using a blaster or a sniper rifle or a shocklance in Rabbit since you need the energy to move.
He said "the best," equivalent to "least useless," not "a good."
This I know and realize, but is irrelevant since we can't play without having more people. Rabbits starts to become playable/enjoyable/played at about 16 people I say, which is pretty much the lowest number of players since every other mode needs a ton more people.
Considering even the people I was shooting at didn't know where they would be in 1 second, it was pretty hopeless for me.
It was interesting to try to play like that; I mostly did so because of the novelty factor, and probably partly to screw myself over as I needed to do lots of work today.
It was interesting to try to play like that; I mostly did so because of the novelty factor, and probably partly to screw myself over as I needed to do lots of work today.
I still want to help you get familiar with jetpacking. You were horrendous, being outrun by an Assault armour, and I was having a horrible time flying like that.
Yes; I didn't know about skiing at the time, and I didn't even know about energy packs. Still, if there will be no server worth playing on, I doubt I'll bother learning anything either.
People should just play through the single player before joining the server.
I finished most of the single player as a kid, it could just be damnnoob (the Anonymouse poster running the server) is inhumanly good/has a lot of time on his hands.
I finished most of the single player as a kid, it could just be damnnoob (the Anonymouse poster running the server) is inhumanly good/has a lot of time on his hands.
Then again, the prior occurs after the latter. He can aim, that's all. He utterly fails at defending anything from past experiences. I'm trying to play through the single player on Hard now, but my sound keeps cutting out. At which point I'm doomed for certain since no sound = no knowledge of what the hell happens outside my field of vision.
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@Andrew: What kind of ping are you getting?
(Also, working fine for me.)
I think my Microsoft optical mouse isn't going to cut it any more.
I tried playing with 400-500 ping (as it was the only way I could play it with other humans); it was an interesting experience. I hadn't played before, so with that and the ping anyone who died to me should have been rather embarrassed.
Considering even the people I was shooting at didn't know where they would be in 1 second, it was pretty hopeless for me.
Oh, never mind. You have that name for a reason.
Here's my question: Do you think this game lives up or has the potential to live up to Scrym's hype?
In order to hit someone with 500 ms ping, you need to know *almost exactly* where they will be in 1 second...
Still, if there will be no server worth playing on, I doubt I'll bother learning anything either.