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Tribes: Ascend - FPS announced by Hi-Rez Studios. - Page 74
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Fealthas
607 Posts
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ohmkerg
United States102 Posts
On December 29 2011 02:44 Fealthas wrote: Ive played the beta. So far I think gameplay is pretty good. The one thing that I hate is the class/token system where you got to buy classes. This completely ruins the game for me, I would rather just buy it for $20 instead of the dumb "chash shop". Also you can "boost" and all this other dumb crap(cash shop thing). Don't play it. Save yourself the hard drive space and time. you can pay $30 for VIP and get instant access to 5~ different classes immediately as well as a permanent xp boost... | ||
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Charger
United States2405 Posts
On December 29 2011 04:06 ohmkerg wrote: you can pay $30 for VIP and get instant access to 5~ different classes immediately as well as a permanent xp boost... ^^ what he said. It's super easy to unlock all the classes with the boost + gold you get and you get the other class unlocks really fast if you buy the VIP package. Although I can honestly say after having all the classes I probably play like 3 regularly lol. Basically if it doesn't have a spinfuser I don't like it :p | ||
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Silidons
United States2813 Posts
On December 29 2011 10:15 Charger wrote: ^^ what he said. It's super easy to unlock all the classes with the boost + gold you get and you get the other class unlocks really fast if you buy the VIP package. Although I can honestly say after having all the classes I probably play like 3 regularly lol. Basically if it doesn't have a spinfuser I don't like it :p yeah i spent $30 and have pretty much spent the entire time playing jugg and brute. brute is so hilarious. sometimes i just run into the generator room and throw 3 fractals and suicide myself, then kill 3 people with the fractals only | ||
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anobi
Finland17 Posts
-this just might be the best multiplayer game in a long time (not counting sc2) -..that is: if they don't screw it up with the microtransactions or the skill system -damn I've been missing flying around and shooting explosive discs at people's faces! :3 | ||
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resilve
United Kingdom678 Posts
 And not only because I have mastered a lot of the movement and maps in beta  | ||
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Logo
United States7542 Posts
On December 29 2011 10:15 Charger wrote: ^^ what he said. It's super easy to unlock all the classes with the boost + gold you get and you get the other class unlocks really fast if you buy the VIP package. Although I can honestly say after having all the classes I probably play like 3 regularly lol. Basically if it doesn't have a spinfuser I don't like it :p Even with the minimum $10 investment you can get 2 classes (one discount, one full price) and have the permanent boost making it easy to unlock other stuff. I'm normally super anti-micro-transactions, and in this game I really hate the XP grind part of it, but the class unlock I find to be really fair and generous and is a mutual benefit between us and Hi-Rez (They get money, we get a pretty good game for free or very cheap with the option to pay a normal box fee to have more or less the whole experience). | ||
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darthfoley
United States8001 Posts
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darthfoley
United States8001 Posts
edit: nvm solved | ||
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Terr
237 Posts
On December 30 2011 07:08 darthfoley wrote: liking this game more and more every time i play it. minus the fags who play brute, jugger and doombringer :D Oh come on now.... Every class has a scenario in which they are incredibly strong and one in which they are pretty weak. That's what makes this game cool and interesting. You probably think the heavies are too strong because you keep fighting them in close quarters and in tight spaces (situations where these classes are made for). If you were to fight them in large open areas you'd find that it's not that hard to dodge their attacks endlessly while still doing damage to them. I mostly play a technician and I get dominated by heavies pretty often but that's not my fault because I'm not the class that's very good at 1 on 1 combat especially in tight areas like the Generator rooms I hang out most of the time. Killing the heavies in the generator room is more sited for medium and heavy classes that have the ability to fight effectively in close to medium quarters and they should be the ones to worry about that. My class is really strong at keeping the base intact and finishing people off in the heat of the battle. As long as I do that I've succeed as an technician. You can't do everything and you gotta accept that, that's what the rest of the team is there for. | ||
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jacen
Austria3644 Posts
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darthfoley
United States8001 Posts
On December 30 2011 07:48 Terr wrote: Oh come on now.... Every class has a scenario in which they are incredibly strong and one in which they are pretty weak. That's what makes this game cool and interesting. You probably think the heavies are too strong because you keep fighting them in close quarters and in tight spaces (situations where these classes are made for). If you were to fight them in large open areas you'd find that it's not that hard to dodge their attacks endlessly while still doing damage to them. I mostly play a technician and I get dominated by heavies pretty often but that's not my fault because I'm not the class that's very good at 1 on 1 combat especially in tight areas like the Generator rooms I hang out most of the time. Killing the heavies in the generator room is more sited for medium and heavy classes that have the ability to fight effectively in close to medium quarters and they should be the ones to worry about that. My class is really strong at keeping the base intact and finishing people off in the heat of the battle. As long as I do that I've succeed as an technician. You can't do everything and you gotta accept that, that's what the rest of the team is there for. Obviously lol, it's just annoying when i'm playing ctf pub and there's like 3 of each. Who knew forcefields were as good in tribes as they are in sc2 lololol | ||
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xDaunt
United States17988 Posts
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ohmkerg
United States102 Posts
On December 30 2011 08:21 xDaunt wrote: Missile lock is just as gay in T:A as it was in previous games. If anything, it's worse in T:A because of the virtually unlimited sightlines that are available on these maps. missiles are probably the easiest thing in the game to dodge. sure they can be annoying at times but hardly OP and not really worth a post | ||
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Terr
237 Posts
On December 30 2011 08:21 xDaunt wrote: Missile lock is just as gay in T:A as it was in previous games. If anything, it's worse in T:A because of the virtually unlimited sightlines that are available on these maps. What, really? I've put more than 50 hours into Tribes: Ascend I'm yet to see somebody/something die from a missile. So far only two missiles managed to lock on me and still dodged them by jetting to the side. If anything I'd say they are kinda weak. | ||
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xDaunt
United States17988 Posts
The problem with the missile isn't the threat of it actually killing you. The problem is that it kills your mobility, messing up your routes and making you an easier target for others to kill. | ||
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Terr
237 Posts
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ohmkerg
United States102 Posts
On December 30 2011 09:47 xDaunt wrote: How exactly do you dodge a missile? The only way that I've found to reliably stop it (once it has been fired) is to stop, turn around, and shoot it down. The problem with the missile isn't the threat of it actually killing you. The problem is that it kills your mobility, messing up your routes and making you an easier target for others to kill. best way? let it run into something. i usually try to continue on my route and can let it just hit a hill | ||
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jacen
Austria3644 Posts
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masterbreti
Korea (South)2711 Posts
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