No Move (Only Imp/Medic) Games

[Taylor]

Why are these people playing this idiotic mode? I'm aware it gave a lot of xp on shellshock live 2 (where a lot of these people came from), however it doesn't here. In essence it seems to be them, combating stack all mid games (which also exist still and were patched year 2 or so of this game being out), Nonetheles, I found an idiot who got to level on these lol

[☹ Elmo]

its chill

[[KOA] Buge Hallsack]

To level up weapons, such as imp and heal aura, that don't get used often. Or you know, bcuz it's fun

[Robocraftman]

Comparing to non-move, two-stacks are more common since the last update.
The thing is, the xp you recieve on healing weapon is based on the amount you get healed, not the amount of healing others. In other word, the more people healing you the faster you get xp in those weapons. this has nothing to do with stacking mechanism.
And imp, yes, they are rare, and for most high lv players who only play 4.08 they are very hard to level up (Since they are not in 4.08s). So, people kindly let lucky guys who get one to use it and get some xp to get ultiimp.

[XxalvinxX]

Also makes completeling medic challenge/achiv which unlocks healing potion wep easier

[primalopossum21]

i just started the game and i found out you can just use alts to do xp farms, I've used 1 alt and got from lvl 1 to 35 in about 5 hrs

[Uli Minati]

Just for finishing dailies quickly

[Taylor]

Originally posted by primalopossum21:

i just started the game and i found out you can just use alts to do xp farms, I've used 1 alt and got from lvl 1 to 35 in about 5 hrs

Thats some poor efficiency.

[XxalvinxX]

Originally posted by Taylor:

Originally posted by primalopossum21:

i just started the game and i found out you can just use alts to do xp farms, I've used 1 alt and got from lvl 1 to 35 in about 5 hrs

Thats some poor efficiency.

I would rahter do 2.5 DM method (or 3.48 for 1 wep depending if opponent wants)

Generated map
600 HP
High wind
Single shot
10 starting weps (or 1 for 3.48)
High obstacles

Recommanded that both players have maxed green path for 240 armor and maxed blue path

[primalopossum21]

Originally posted by Taylor:

Originally posted by primalopossum21:

i just started the game and i found out you can just use alts to do xp farms, I've used 1 alt and got from lvl 1 to 35 in about 5 hrs

Thats some poor efficiency.

Im new to the game compared to other methods it seems fast for me so im ok with it

[SocialModo]

It's fun
the xp is good, because the matches are usually fast (much faster than 4.xx multiplikator matches)
the upgrading of wepaons is also good and with 30 weapons you get often the weapons, you have to upgrade
you could collect fast wins and kills for achievements

--> actually it is my favorite ( i am level 86)

[Haplo]

How they rule the "no move"? There isn't a game settings for that, isn't there? So are they kindly ask people to not to move? Actually "no move" sounds fun. I wish there was game settings for that.

[SocialModo]

Originally posted by Haplo:

How they rule the "no move"? There isn't a game settings for that, isn't there? So are they kindly ask people to not to move? Actually "no move" sounds fun. I wish there was game settings for that.

The title of the matches are usually "No move (exc. imp/heal)"
If a person moves, he/she will be kicked after the match. The most people follow the rule. Sometimes the lobby just dont work, then it is better to change the lobby.
For me the fun thing is, that you can choose out of 30 weapons instead of 1 (as in most lobbies), and you have a good change to kill an opponent in the match. Also you dont have to wait very long for the end of the match.

[Taylor]

Originally posted by SocialModo:

Originally posted by Haplo:

How they rule the "no move"? There isn't a game settings for that, isn't there? So are they kindly ask people to not to move? Actually "no move" sounds fun. I wish there was game settings for that.

The title of the matches are usually "No move (exc. imp/heal)"
If a person moves, he/she will be kicked after the match. The most people follow the rule. Sometimes the lobby just dont work, then it is better to change the lobby.
For me the fun thing is, that you can choose out of 30 weapons instead of 1 (as in most lobbies), and you have a good change to kill an opponent in the match. Also you dont have to wait very long for the end of the match.

So why is it against the rules if one collects team mates dropped crates when they're the only one alive and have low health. Especially if they move back to their original position? On SSL2 ones were allowed to move for crates. Kinda seems like the "don't" cheap logic is applied to this setup for no reason at times.

[SocialModo]

Originally posted by Taylor:

Originally posted by SocialModo:

The title of the matches are usually "No move (exc. imp/heal)"
If a person moves, he/she will be kicked after the match. The most people follow the rule. Sometimes the lobby just dont work, then it is better to change the lobby.
For me the fun thing is, that you can choose out of 30 weapons instead of 1 (as in most lobbies), and you have a good change to kill an opponent in the match. Also you dont have to wait very long for the end of the match.

So why is it against the rules if one collects team mates dropped crates when they're the only one alive and have low health. Especially if they move back to their original position? On SSL2 ones were allowed to move for crates. Kinda seems like the "don't" cheap logic is applied to this setup for no reason at times.

I don't know why these rules have been established. Presumably, with more exceptions, it is more difficult to monitor compliance with the rules. In some lobbies this is not viewed so strictly.

[Taylor]

Originally posted by SocialModo:

Originally posted by Taylor:

So why is it against the rules if one collects team mates dropped crates when they're the only one alive and have low health. Especially if they move back to their original position? On SSL2 ones were allowed to move for crates. Kinda seems like the "don't" cheap logic is applied to this setup for no reason at times.

I don't know why these rules have been established. Presumably, with more exceptions, it is more difficult to monitor compliance with the rules. In some lobbies this is not viewed so strictly.

I see. Well I met a level 77 or 80 named Siggy that acted like he was the head hancho despite not being host. Called me "♥♥♥♥♥" to be cool and criticized me for moving. Sad part is when he isn't playing that he's playing dm 1v1 and still can't farm xp good enough so he must suck as a player.