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hoped to see the fire ballista fixed :( ... maybe next time

I'm pretty sure they said that was intentional, I'd rather it just be a game setting option as I miss setting stuff on fire over walls.

Really? yet they allow enemy ai's fire ballistas shoot over wall.

I also just experienced this

If you do a search on "uninstall demo", you can see what the dev has said about this (basically uninstall the demo, but you'd best read it yourself in case I've missed something).

This game has absolutely taken all of my money and I now have nothing. They fill your head with promises.... LIES. The knife doesn't exist. It never did. Save yourself.

Honorable_D a écrit :

How can the monsters do 3x more damage when the recent Tempered monsters like Lagi already 1 or 2 shot with almost everything?

I don't really see how they're going to make Master Rank harder other than inflate HP and how fast monsters attack. Again, they already ARE 1-2 shotting with most of their attacks.

Grank comes with new armor, more defense and everything around it. Since World you barely can be one shoted with all upgraded armor and in Wilds it's not going to be different.
So yeah, grank damage is increased but it doesn't really matter. We also might see a new armor level unlock the next TU honestly.

pretty sure the dev's probably aware of this, but in cases like this, there's an official bug report form on the left side of the main menu

lokk23 a écrit :

endymionologist a écrit :

It's not a tool for managing your economy. Goods Transfers are for improving relations and other diplomacy; when choosing what goods to transfer you sometimes have a chance to do a tiny bit of managing the other economy, but it's very hard to find cases where the amount of goods involved is large enough to have a significant impact. You can use Goods Transfers to raise the price of a Good in your Market, and this can rarely be helpful if you have a consumption-tax-based situation, but it's not for that.
It's for bribing other governments. Just because it has side effects in your economy doesn't mean you should do it for the side effects.

yeah thats pretty much how i use it, i just found it odd that you have to pay for it while being paid for it. feels like yet another mechanic thats 1 step forward 2 steps back, but i expect that with this game and im not really surprised its not as helpful as it could be.

You find it odd that you have to buy goods from your own market to sell them and can't just steal them from your own people?

ThreeLeggedCow a écrit :

Post in the space marine 2 discussion sometime if u think this lot is bad haha

Fortunately, I don't own that game and don't want to. For me, the biggest draw for Darktide is that it's a WH40k game in the Imperium that doesn't center around Space Marines, and particularly Ultramarines. The fact that it has a more 'ground level' view of the Imperium, with characters closer to the bottom of Imperium society was refreshing to me after years of army-scale planetary, starsystem, or even sector-wide engagements being the focus points.

Anyone can write badass space marines or Inquisitors with unilateral authority. After all, they let Matt Ward do it. It takes guts to focus a game around characters who are only a step removed from common guardsmen or underhive gangers, and barely escaped being the residents of a penal world.

OP get help man this is silly

Dinero.