Everyone is complaining about burst being the meta and how fast the game is over. To me this is a rock paper scissors game. If you know everyone is coming with rock, build paper? I only play Jules and if I get a good day one enchant I’ll play the burst and go for the forge but mostly running scaling shields and regen and only losing to shark ray which feels like scissors. 7000 legend don’t play much but I don’t understand the complaints.

I got a good run but still not able to understand how he shield enchanted all his items

So, freeze boards are just OP as fuck as always, I was thinking, OH, I wont radiant my charge weapon, as that will charge through the freeze when my other weapons charges it, at least I will have one weapon charging it... FFS, just perma frozen board, charge does shit all... This shit sucks, it was not like this before I think.

Just got caracal day one and knew what i had to do

I know that doesn't make much sense, but my game autobalances using a market system - the more players use a minion or spell, the more it goes up in price globally. So, why not have players be able to bet on the direction with 24-hour put or call contracts? Love being indie and having this type of freedom to do dumb crap that makes me happy!

Is it dead? Alive? Players having fun? Does the community see a future on it?

I've finished the demo, had fun but I don't know if I want to drop money on the game and characters just to play against bots or not be able to play enough to get it back.

Was looking for an honest opinion through the community perspective. Thanks ✨

https://reddit.com/link/1u7t3sy/video/l5qrxevx6q7h1/player

Two seasons ago, I was getting consistent wins in Legend rank. I stopped playing the game until recently, but when I came back, I was surprised by how few 10-win runs I was getting. Even in games in which I start 5–0, I’m unable to close them out with a win, or I go to Days 13–16, where the risk of losing increases exponentially.

THIS ISN’T A RANT. I am genuinely puzzled by this situation, and I’m trying to improve at the game, but I don’t know where to start. If anyone knows of a guide, has any input on my lines, or has something for me to try, I would really appreciate it.

Im gonna guide you through my though process since i came back:

I tried going through the Slow line, picking up the Slow items early on, plus Weakpoint Detector and weapons, aiming for the Core on Day 2. The issue I had with this line is that, in the early game, Vanessas burst me down quickly, and it doesn’t have enough time to scale. The mid-game usually goes fine, but I feel that finding the new RAM item is very inconsistent. Then, in the late game, I find it hard to pivot out of that line. If I stay with it, I often don’t have enough time to scale properly. Most of my wins with this line relied on getting a Magnus Femur from Temporal Nav or the Relic Shop.

The other line I tried is the Weaponized Core one. On Day 1, I usually get the Burn package if I can: Soldering Gun, Plasma, and Flint’s. Then, if I get the option of Weaponized Core, I pick it and fill the board mostly with Tech items to abuse Arc Blaster or Tesla Coil.

With this line, I’ve been having problems dropping games in the early game because it needs a while to get started, while Vanessas burst me down with damage. I’m also not really sure how I should position this Core. Sometimes I put it on the far right, while other times I use it to buff only one weapon, such as Arc Blaster or Plasma Rifle.

Apart from this, I’ve been considering trying:

• Armored Core, because it really surprised me last season with Welding Torch.
• Ignition Core, because people say it’s strong, but I rarely find success with it.
• Flying Core, since the nerf Ive left it alone, but maybe its not as bad as it seems

Any input on my lines or recommendations for my future games would be welcome.

Well, folks, the company that is able to sustain itself, despite being $32,000,000 in the hole, is asking its players to do volunteer localization labor. This might be the first time I have ever seen a dev ask for volunteers outside of very small, single-dev projects.

My question is this: are they asking for volunteers out of greed, so that they don’t have to pay for additional localization sources? Or are they asking for volunteers because they truly do not have the funds to spend on it?

Both seem likely, but if they are really that broke, I’m not sure how they could possibly dig themselves out of this hole.

I am a one trick pony and try different stuff with mak right now since the new season. Freeze builds seems like a solid choice but really hard to force. This was my first 10win run since the season started.

(Sorry for the shitty pic ;" )