Pasqal, do you get a third mechadendrite or is he just permanently less useful than other characters?

[Eoin Lynne]

Don't get me wrong, I love the character, however only having 1 set of weapons while everyone else has 2 seems like a major draw back. Sure he can carry two 2-handed weapons at once, however so can anyone else by switching loadouts. Please tell me he gets another loadout or another mechadendrite later in the game somehow...

[Schlumpsha]

Nope. It is truthfully ironic how the one character with multiple extra limbs is the most gimped in available weapon slots.

[Stechhelm]

Nonsense. It is okay just how it is.

[Schlumpsha]

Originally posted by Mako Kilo:

Nonsense.

Nonsense indeed.

[Pierogolepca]

Originally posted by Schlumpsha:

Nope. It is truthfully ironic how the one character with multiple extra limbs is the most gimped in available weapon slots.

Lmao, I just realized how ridiculous that is.

[Schlumpsha]

Originally posted by Mako Kilo:

If they would change all the things the typical whiners and wimps in this forum claim to be necessery, no one would play this game anymore.

Its good they do not :)

Ah yes, you mean like Owlcat works now on changing Ulfar for the upcoming patch?

It is indeed good that Owlcat listens to feedback. :)

[Aien]

Originally posted by Eoin Lynne:

he just permanently less useful than other characters

Nope.

[CGI_Lantern]

Originally posted by Eoin Lynne:

Don't get me wrong, I love the character, however only having 1 set of weapons while everyone else has 2 seems like a major draw back. Sure he can carry two 2-handed weapons at once, however so can anyone else by switching loadouts. Please tell me he gets another loadout or another mechadendrite later in the game somehow...

He can equip 2 handed weapons without blocking the other slot, paired with dual weapon combat talent and you got a pretty solid front liner, who capable to use 2 handed mele with weapons up to heavy one at the same time....

Also because he always has a melee weapon in hand he can parry with it, if some trash goes melee range... any other character with only a weapon in hand melee range is a guaranteed injury

[Pierogolepca]

What are they changing about Ulfar?

[Schlumpsha]

Originally posted by Pierogolepca:

What are they changing about Ulfar?

Expected QoL improvements in future patches
- Improvements for Ulfar;

That is currently all we know from the patch roadmap thread. Nothing concrete as of yet. I just hope said improvements will at least partially be available for the CSM as well.

[Pierogolepca]

Definitely. I put my Hereticus run on hold cause Uralon is useless :^(

[Stechhelm]

Originally posted by Schlumpsha:

Originally posted by Mako Kilo:

If they would change all the things the typical whiners and wimps in this forum claim to be necessery, no one would play this game anymore.

Its good they do not :)

Ah yes, you mean like Owlcat works now on changing Ulfar for the upcoming patch?

It is indeed good that Owlcat listens to feedback. :)

What?

[Aranador]

Pascal, with a plasma gun, under the influence of the officer heroic, can fire something like 15 shots, and finish with the same number of AP as what he started with. The mechboi is a menace. I can understand why you want to nerf him. Especially if you upgrade the heroic, and he can finish with more AP than he starts with :P

[Pierogolepca]

Originally posted by Mako Kilo:

And you think this was because of feedback? Feedback from who? You? Hahaha! :D

They have more than enough work to do just with fixing the game right now.

And how do you think they're getting the info on what to fix? Via their non-existing QA team? Stop embarrassing yourself, dummy.

[salamonki]

I've personally seen things that I've reported be fixed/their description elaborated on as I've suggested. So it's safe to say that Owlcat do listen to feedback and it's greatly appreciated.

[Njall]

Originally posted by Mako Kilo:

Originally posted by Pierogolepca:

And how do you think they're getting the info on what to fix? Via their non-existing QA team? Stop embarrassing yourself, dummy.

Because they play their own game and check if things work or not, Mr. Superimportend?

Dude, they've played their game since day 1 of the beta, this is stuff they're changing now. If you think that playing the damn whole thing from the get go (which, BTW, takes a bunch of time which is best invested fixing it) is more time-efficient than just checking the feedback they're soliciting themselves (there's a report tool in game, for both bugs and suggestions, in case you missed it) I don't really know what to tell you.
Furthermore, the devs often have their own ideas of how things should play out, so they tend to miss bugs and corner cases simply because they've made the game themselves.
Now, thousands or, tens of thousand customers providing feedback? That's way less time consuming and, often, accurate.
They're listening simply because it makes their job easier.