Lol, this game does not have 400 players altogether. I think you devs are quite delusional. You cannot even fill one 80 player server.

Great balls of the Bucktail god!!!!! Will the deceased stay on the ground so we can view the carnage afterwards?!!

Tom Ranks původně napsal:

optimize the game at 200 man first before worrying about 400. Fix teleportation in the air and players freezing, fix player collision with bushes and logs on the ground, overhaul melee mechanics, fix stone wall collision, overhaul line mechanics and janky movement when trying to move anywhere it feels like you slide on the ground. literally no one needs 400 or 300 man servers cause it just breaks everyones game and breaks player immersion.

Yeah the movement could use less inertia on turning.

So many people are complaining about empty servers. This game is not a game you play with random people on a server. That is not the intendet experience and the game mechanics are not made for it, its a game where you fight with a "clan"(regiment) vs other "clans", instead of pointing out empty servers, maybe join a regiment so you can play on the weekend?

*Three weeks later...*
1000 MAN SERVER TESTI-

Also, cannot wait for arty cav!

but did you fix the freezing problem yet?

5thOHCplsyntax původně napsal:

So many people are complaining about empty servers. This game is not a game you play with random people on a server. That is not the intendet experience and the game mechanics are not made for it, its a game where you fight with a "clan"(regiment) vs other "clans", instead of pointing out empty servers, maybe join a regiment so you can play on the weekend?

Repeating this argument does not make it any more correct. If you had read the devs' postings and statements over the past few months, you would know better. The focus isn't on us regiments, it's on the randoms.

52ndNYPvtJ.Gaber původně napsal:

5thOHCplsyntax původně napsal:

So many people are complaining about empty servers. This game is not a game you play with random people on a server. That is not the intendet experience and the game mechanics are not made for it, its a game where you fight with a "clan"(regiment) vs other "clans", instead of pointing out empty servers, maybe join a regiment so you can play on the weekend?

Repeating this argument does not make it any more correct. If you had read the devs' postings and statements over the past few months, you would know better. The focus isn't on us regiments, it's on the randoms.

even if the focus may be on the randoms it still remains an awful experience compared to "linebattles". Its just the truth that the game offers a way better experience with regiments then on underpopulated publics.

unusualwale původně napsal:

BCoF is 10000% Better than WOR Will ever be It's a fact

looks like a turd, plays like a turd.if you into 2012 mount and blade warband then sure, give it a go.if you after something realistic, technically in our time frame definitely give WOR a go.
You will not regret it. (even melee looks like slapstick in this M&B napoleonic warfare clone)

im guessing they dont want us to test it cause theres nothing in the beta branch

The Knight of The Abyss původně napsal:

im guessing they dont want us to test it cause theres nothing in the beta branch

It is on the live build, just a separate server.

The old server size was plenty. Why add a feature that's literally pointless? Not enough people play this game for 400 to ever be viable.

Can you push out 1000 >?

MrGreenTaipan původně napsal:

calmmyst původně napsal:

Devs Need to really attend shooting ranges, and find out that WEAPONS DONT Shake from another rifle GOING OFF Next to em. as they will never see actual combat. explosions near I agree with rifle shakes.

Lots of the soldiers did not have much experience with firearms before this. And the rifles of the time are very loud weapons, which probably would throw your aim off a little. Also, the sway is not that bad.

I've shot muscle loaders and you don't get "jarred" by the musket going off next to you. Maybe if you're not used to the sound of shots, in the beginning. But by the time they hit the battlefield, these soldiers would have fired many, many, many rounds (many more then I have) in practice drills.

I agree on the sway though, these weapons (especially the smooth bores) are relatively light compared to later bolt action rifles.

Also, I remember buying a fayetteville rifle with EA. Gib.