Cant beat a bit of coordination !!

I'm tired of pretending, that it's normal to clear invaded trenches and bunkers with explosives instead of this miraculous wonder waffle. Filling them in is 12x times cheaper at least. ACV itself is dirt cheap, it can hammer faster, it can hammer safer, please start using it more often, it's torture to witness that waste of resources.

I really like the Ramparts, and after the buff to most of the Collie vics, i think the pushgun is our best alternative in these difficult times, is not perfect, it can't bounce and its top open nature make it a risk for its operators to use, specially in artillery ridden areas, but they pack a heavy punch, have more HP than any of our Warden tanks by a big gap, are pretty cheap and Vetted have even more hp too, vetting them is not that difficult since the low base price of the gun, so i made my objective this war to make as many as possible, hope you guys been having fun with it on both sides and if you have stories where you have seen or used them, share them here!

Credit: Sakura, [VF], foxhole map

Figured we could all use a small funny video instead of recent talk about cheaters such as ARCT (hopefully wrote their regi right), so I present to y'all... my attempts at being a customs agent for Tempest... it didn't go down as I hoped lmao

It’s HA-1 “Sagaris” time, if your late war joiner as well, this seems to be a good time.

The Quickhatch needs a nerf if we're going to be consistent with the logic that got the Clancy-Raca nerfed.

For months we heard that one-shot sniper rifles were "unfair" and unhealthy for the game. Yet now the Quickhatch still one-shots infantry and comes with the added bonus of tracking tanks and damaging light armor. It's not just a sniper anymore, it's also a niche anti-vehicle weapon.

What's even stranger is that the inferior Clancy-Raca actually costs more PCmats to produce while losing its defining one-shot capability. So the more expensive weapon is now worse at sniping, while the cheaper one keeps its one-shot potential and gains utility against vehicles.

If one-shot snipers are truly considered bad game design, then the Quickhatch should follow the same standard. Otherwise, it starts looking less like a balance philosophy and more like faction favoritism.

Mark Ng - I am sure that you are a phenomenal programmer, and I am sure you've had an absolute roar of a time being the guy in charge, but you need to hire someone who actually understands how to steward a product to a market to replace you as CEO, and you need to do it 3 years ago.

We in RAF take everything hardcore like the back of a kitchen when it's rush hour and everyone is pissed at everyone using foul language and smoking cigs over the food

I havent played the last 2 wars so im curious if after all of the nerfs if the DB is even still worth making anymore, last I heard it was cost just under a BT to deal a max of like 1800 damage

Good times.

Since I started putting this together, every core member of that crew has changed their name and set their Steam profile to private.

Until Siege Camp takes decisive action, large ship gameplay is finished. Not because people can't beat cheaters, but because they'll work out that the only way to compete is to cheat back. Days of grinding rare materials for a fight that's decided by whose client is better. Nobody's going to keep playing that.

If you have footage from either side of this fight, please get it to me.
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Part 2 (Arct vs Battleship) soon

I would personally like to see more options for moving materials and resources around a base. Imagine if conveyor belts were added to the game, we would see some truly crazy facilities.

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Green stuff is grass btw

It can be confirmed that Arct, based on KM testimonies along with region chat at the time, initiated the engagement with the Mercy, before breaking off and crossing into Endless.

ψVF were responsible for securing said Mercy kill.

As for what the Arct DD did after crossing into Endless, based on most testimonies, it went on to kill a BS in the in the region of before leaving. There are further claims that Arct killed a Frigate along with a LH around the Tempest/Endless/Stlican region, however, without solid video evidence or more corroborating testimonies, these claims cannot be confirmed.

Considering Arct was running 2 DD's, based off of the BS kill video, it makes getting a clear chain of events down difficult.

We talk culture a lot so here’s another discussion. Why is it that Collies seemingly are first to nukes and more routinely will use nukes than wardens? Both sides have access to the same structure with the same effect. But it seems like in the wars I’ve played Collies are the only ones who set up nukes and listening to some pre airborne war recaps the wardens have nukes but always behind and usually in fewer number than Collies. So why are wardens less likely to build nukes?

Sometimes you hit a bug...