Somebody got those mixed up

It's kind of like saying that the purpose of playing golf is to whack balls.
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You've watched my brother play then....plasmoid wrote:It's kind of like saying that the purpose of playing golf is to whack balls.
That's very true ... but I do assume there is supposed to be some competitive platform among bashy teams where they are playing on a somewhat level ground. Otherwise you'd of course have a circle of team x beats y which gets beaten by y which gets beaten by x ... most of the time.plasmoid wrote: In full BB, there are several match-ups that favour one side. With 24 very different teams, it is simply impossible to have total equilibrium between all the possible match-ups.
It has been established that this is of course not the correct way to build a team ... there might be a few griefers out there that do this and specifically target high AV teams to crush.plasmoid wrote: Take fully pumped tear big holes in high-AV kind of chaos team (i.e. several claw, might, PiOn players) and pit them against AV7 teams with a similar TV and a smattering of fend. Suddenly the chaos team has a lot of wasted TV.
Well, I say it stopped too late and/or too soon at the same time. Given claw as an accessible skill for all bashy teams you have a skill that targets half of the teams (approx) and quite some players among dodgy teams. Even if you only target AV9. Picking how many claw players you want to have would be like picking how many strip ballers or frenzy players you want.plasmoid wrote: As for the power of claw - I'm pretty sure that if it had only worked against AV9, there would have been an outcry against the lack of blood. For the record, previous versions of the game had a mutation that added +2 to the injury roll (no combo with MB) and piling on gave +ST to the armour roll. So chaos teams could have chaos warriors with +4/+2(!)
Go even further back, and you could use team rerolls (and pro) on armor/injury.
I think it was simply a case of "the nerfing must stop here!"
But probably most people already knew that. In tabletop, seems like these people might stop being invited to parties...A griefer is a player whose only objective in the game is to cause grief. Such players are a particular nuisance in online gaming communities, since they often cannot be deterred by penalties related to in-game goals.
Which is why it's not a problem in TT, like already stated.sann0638 wrote: But probably most people already knew that. In tabletop, seems like these people might stop being invited to parties...
Darkson wrote: So it boils down to your problem being Cyanide's/Focus' poor choice/management of their online"league", which is hardly the rules fault. Sounds lie your complaining to the wrong people.
The game has been played in an online format for how long now? How long during this time has there been a problem with excessive bonuses to AV/Injury?* I'm not accusing Ravenal of this, but Cyanide seems to have more than its fair share of these, leading to the appearance of there being an issue with this
... which does not mean claw in itself isn't the issue.But probably most people already knew that. In tabletop, seems like these people might stop being invited to parties...
Online play since 3rd ed. The occansional person complaining about AV/Injury bonuses - normally dwarf players that can't stand losing players.Ravenal wrote:The game has been played in an online format for how long now? How long during this time has there been a problem with excessive bonuses to AV/Injury?
Why?but I do assume there is supposed to be some competitive platform among bashy teams where they are playing on a somewhat level ground.
Well... It's the most interesting thing..GalakStarscraper wrote:Thanks ... in pure honesty ... yes that was the intention (not a cool side effect) ... we meant to do this one.Smeborg wrote:It seems to me that one of the main effects of Claw in a long-running league is to provide a balance to counter the AV9 teams who might otherwise dominate through better survival rates. If that was the intention of the BBRC, full marks to them.
Galak