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Little Orbit should increase the free vehicle decal limit
neophobia replied to xPanzerShrekx's topic in Game
it's a bit tight rn but you can still make a decent looking car if you put some effort into it. also, it's one of the few real reasons left to buy premium - and it doesn't provide any competetive advantage. you don't buy the game, you don't have to buy guns or anything - how does a company make profits then? try asking valve to remove skins in csgo. -
^ this xd lmao ppl r complaining abt cheaters in csgo what do you expect of a small patootie studio that being said, the few missions i played in the last weeks went without a hitch... but i never had that much of a cheater issue to begin with. (tbf, i was very surprised to see some ppl i fought before on ffbans - that openly admitted to have cheated - lmao at some guy that claimed to just have a "warning system")
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An open letter to MattScott and Lixil
neophobia replied to Zian's topic in General Discussion Archive
try exercises to use the search function of the forums - this post, no matter how much you like to think it does, brings nothing new to the table and we already had enough "letters" that even santa became jealous plus, i'm more than positive they are aware of their playerbase, since they do, in fact, own the game. but obviously some guy who randomly pops in knows better also, everyone must be hacking bc i die a lot /thread -
sorry, for the dumb q but are/were you also the one with the blog (post) talking about your journey with using macros for multiple purposes? xd just remember something along those lines from back in the days and i swear there was crow in the name... BTT: OP, contact support, CMs and all that with enough evidence. creating a post on the forums just to stir shit doesn't help IF it's true after all, the previous posts you had were very... interesting.
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why are you so angry its only game, why u have to be mad?
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uhh what's the first one then
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Little Orbit doing nothing in 1year other than adding Guns.
neophobia replied to Weeqs's topic in General Discussion Archive
??? they were not for 4 years, except repeating the old ones. plus, we're talking about devs here, who haven't had close to the experience with apb that g1/rps devs had and they managed to. they have flaws, not even denying that also: what a bs statement too, even if they were oh so bad (late g1 was quite bad), it doesn't make sense hitler lead a country too, so it's not something to be proud of? (questionable example for a questionable statement.) the server merge is ongoing but the migration has been done. also, g1 did that too and that's also not true, g1 released a giant amount of content in the first 4 years when they had the game. the last 4 were nothing and that's not a scale. however, LO made tangible progress with the EU and they did release a whole new gamemode. even if it's not that great yet. and you say it's meh, it's still far from "nothing" like op claims it ended up not mattering for the players - but they learnt their lesson with testing it. also, although it had not much of a result in the end, it still doesn't mean they didn't do anything. also. nhvr and yukon nerf/fix are still in place. shotguns are also in a (different) weird state rn... -
6/29 Emergency Maintenance (FIXED)
neophobia replied to MattScott's topic in General Discussion Archive
of course it does, it's on the same forums. sadly you can't limit content trackers to certain parts of the forums - so you gotta be on lookout where it is. the fix is coming, and you should know if you followed his content: they are working on the engine upgrade. -
A message to Matt Scott (wall of text)
neophobia replied to Thial's topic in General Discussion Archive
you'll be shocked to know that canonical is a 65.7m corporation and is founder of the ubuntu foundation, that suse makes 300m/yr, red hat 2.4b... okay, okay, there is debian. and obviously they are open source. but still. those are quite big companies in the tech industry i'd say. windows is already monetised. they have candy crush advertisements, lol. there's also onedrive subscriptions, office subscriptions (obviously not directly windows, but those are being advertised in there)... they probably won't make updates subscription based or anything like that, that'd be basically how mac os was back then - and as you can see, that wasn't sustainable. there is no justifiable concern that windows will get any further form of monetization. microsoft is also moving towards open source projects (bot framework, visual studio code,...) and they've been a long time funder of open source projects (also some linux ones, plus you can even have embedded linux systems (no, not virtual machines) in windows...) windows will probably never become oss but microsoft is actually a quite decent company. of course they work with intelligence agencies, collect data and use it to their advantage though. in comparison, there are way much more "evil" ones though. but you do you. enjoy linux. i couldn't bear to use it from day to day for personal stuff although it has stuff going for it. using windows 7 these days is pretty ridiculous though and there is no room to make complaints if someone or some company doesn't support a 10 year old os (hey, 22 days away from the anniversary!) - especially not a game studio/publisher that is getting funding from microsoft, lol - or a small one like LO. -
more like 1 or 2, lol osmaw isn't even that bad although it seems powerful to new players. issue is those get targeted in lower districts to farm weapon roles (or those mainly playing osmaw just being lowrank cause they cant compete lol)
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just saw a supermegacutie move a thread to off-topic im in love
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jeez 239 bronze with nfas are you sure they didn't do this on purpose (clantags?) i mean, i know a few true high rank bronzes but i also know people who deliberately dethreat (to green even) everyone is aware the current system can't stay like that but if g1 has taught us something, stricter district threat limits aren't it. maybe penalties. but with phasing this should all be a problem of the past anyway.
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A message to Matt Scott (wall of text)
neophobia replied to Thial's topic in General Discussion Archive
sadly this has also been done multiple times. -
A message to Matt Scott (wall of text)
neophobia replied to Thial's topic in General Discussion Archive
i'm more than positive that they are already aware and further messages are not needed (especially after the amount of prior ones like exactly this) if the previous ones didn't change the ways, why would this one. the priorities big parts of the community see were argued pretty clear and plenty. sorry if you added anything new, maybe you shouldn't have put stuff that was all said more than often enough before, i couldn't bother to read further after reading all the same in the first full half. that's not what ego means -
June 2019 - Next Steps with RIOT
neophobia replied to MattScott's topic in General Discussion Archive
have you read the OP? it doesn't seem like it, since he did state reasons adressing exactly that. (who knows if that's all sincere but... all bad assumptions you read aside, his reasons could seem pretty sound) press Win+Pause/Break (and for gpu, go to hardware/device manager (upper left) from there) or press Win+R and type in dxdiag not that hard to know your hardware -
If you have a plan LO .... and behold
neophobia replied to CaptainSloth2Guns's topic in General Discussion Archive
you're claiming to work in IT but seem to be unable to use the forums search function along with google. how curious. that's just not how it works. you can't just fix the mm system in its current state, it does its best with what it can work with. 80 players per district and a reasonable wait time just make a good mm experience impossible. it does have apparent flaws, mainly dethreating being quite easy but which game doesn't allow this. -
June 2019 - Next Steps with RIOT
neophobia replied to MattScott's topic in General Discussion Archive
as it was stated in the post, seasonal rewards are planned and leveling up the contact is just supposed to give you JT for now it's a beta -
Is RFP the biggest crutch since HVR & Yukon fixes?
neophobia replied to Tigrix's topic in General Discussion Archive
there also were threads abt this for months op just doesnt know how to search apparently -
i am well aware
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nah nah, i meant magazine size xd was quite ambiguous, i know, sorry i was under the impression that the lcr had 30 or 32 bullets but it actually only has 24... hmmm
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so it uh... basically is a straight upgrade to the lcr, no actual downsides? (the recoil didn't seem too noticable but maybe it just seems like this in the vid... and ye okay, 5? 7? bullets less but i wouldn't count this as a real big factor? hm) nice gameplay nevertheless hmmm
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Please enable Data Execution Prevention
neophobia replied to iTzBlackout's topic in General Discussion Archive
good that it works again - but: don't run a 10 year old OS. upgrading is free - and: if privacy is a concern - don't use windows in the first place. 7 already had a bunch of telemetry and more added through patches (plus. those are *very* easy to remove/disable/prevent) if security is an issue, you must be joking. if performance is an issue... windows 10 is more perfomant nowadays - depending on the game. it had issues in the beginning in general but it's running more smooth than 7 ever now - in modern titles that is... this does exclude an amount of older games though. this sucks buuuuut - see next point (3) as well as (6) if compability is an issue... that's tough. however, support for 7 is being dropped left and right (by amd, intel, nvidia - and "even" microsoft) - so you gotta make that jump either way at some point. so why not now. it's shit to drop some compability but it's just a matter of priorities. if design is an issue, there are lots of tools to change that. many modern games (including from bigger studios) and many modern software (from way bigger devs) stopped supporting windows 7 - why would a small studio have to support it and load itself with more work it was announced that with 3.5 support of 32bit systems will go too (iirc), they are a relic of the past and so is windows 7. to be fair, this probably shouldn't have happened like it did here though (and not before engine upgrade either) if i missed any possible reason... feel more than free to correct me. or state yours.