By the end of the game my teammates are matched up with the enemy yes, but the whole game I am fighting hard instead of killing the enemy AI left and right as usual. This is more difficult, but also more consistent. Honestly, there is no real strategy for single player IMO. Do your best at each map and game type and you will hopefully come out on top.
Why not give an option to "concede" a loss? The opposing team would then have to accept (most would). If you want to make it interesting, only allow a game to be conceded if there is a disconnect or unbalance of players on each side (2 players vs 1 and an AI for example). Also an option to do something similar, perhaps end a game with no pentalties or rewards if one whole team is AI players, though I have no idea if those will even matter.
Im loving my online time. The few issues I have had were minor such as entering games with 2v1 or going through the entire loading process and finding it is a game with me and 7 npcs. I just end the game and start another one.
Well you can at least see who you are connecting to before a game starts by looking at the connection info window (appear bottom right of your screen). It doesnt last long anymore though as most games either form quickly or dont form at all.
[quote who="Murteas" reply="5" id="2202629"]And if you have an AI partner, they will also try to come to the "pinged" area[/quote] OMG! Thank you...
This is a little tough to get used to for me, but I like it and will keep trying it until I can make it work. I think it has good potential in a lot of matches (and its team friendly).
Ive found myself in a definite overpowered state in a match before. Usually its because of a level difference. If you can level just as fast, you usually will find your enemies equals as long as you play smart. It is often difficult to determine how strong or weak your opponent is as you cant see their mana pools or how they are itemized. Ive done it as Oak. Ive definitely witnessed just about every DG doing it at some point, even QoT (he was pretty pro).
I too downloaded a copy of the game. I too payed to download it AGAIN and followed that up by deleting the pirated one. Now... that doesnt mean I feel I have justified pirating the game in the first place, but to be honest like many new musicians are doing nowadays starting yourself off advertising in the "free" market that is our internet you tend to get a wee bit more boost out of it. I hope this issue with the large number of pirates brings more customers overall to the gam
You could temporarily disable your other monitor? Not a lot you can do really. I suggest just learning to use WASD (movement) QE (rotation) as it will be more beneficial anyway (your fingers are a small movement away from your bindings 1-4 and F1-F4).
1 UB + 1 TB + 1 AI UB = we got owned I only play Oak so far, but I cant for the life of me figure out why UB has so much speed built in. Between stuns, damage over time, and the speed, you cant stop them without great coordination. Looking back I would say the best strategy for this would to be kill spam their UB. But the problem is, even the AI UB's play right! They run away the moment they are at a disadvantage, where our Regulus was just shooting at thing until he was past
I for one have had little to complain about the multiplayer connections. It works. It doesnt take THAT long. People that are complaining have their own issues on the side most likely. The worst thing is having terrible... terrible teammates... *sigh*
After some solo play and avoiding this style of play, I tried it and am amazed... absolutely dominated one match purely on penitence kills.
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