Return of Relic Pro/Am and there will be a new update!

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 18:19 PMCrecer13

At least some new material? Or is it just a tournament and a new patch?

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 18:26 PMSturmpanther

a tournament and a new patch

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 18:31 PMCrecer13

Okay, not interested.

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 18:51 PMShadowLinkX37

KT going to be good again?

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 18:34 PMDonnieChan

#Removebritswithnewpatch

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 18:44 PMSturmpanther

And what would be for you?

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 19:44 PMCrecer13

This was obvious from the question. New material: maybe unrealized commanders, maybe something else. Tournaments don't interest me at all, new patches make the game more boring and not interesting: removing the unique mechanic and features of the faction (instead of redesign / rebalance), removing maps. Factions are increasingly clones of each other.
For me, a new matreial would refresh the desire to play the game.

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 18:34 PMDonnieChan

#Removebritswithnewpatch

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 20:06 PMChocoboknight88

Ha. Ha. Ha. I'm rolling on the floor laughing. Please stop, you comical genius.

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 19:58 PMferwiner

The word you are looking for is "content"

Also I agree that the game sadly becomes more and more shallow with every set of changes. But I don't think new content is enough to change this. Yes, relic made content has always been much better designed and interesting to use than community copy pastes, but there is still more potential in what we have than in a few new commanders. People just need to change the way they think when speaking of the changes and designing new things.

We need to think of ballance in terms of counters, not in terms of "OP" units. Nerfing everything to the ground or buffing it all over the board doesn't make game more interesting. There is a need for specialisation and uniqueness. In the end, deep inside, we don't want to use blend, "ballanced" units. We want to kill one powerful (or "OP") unit with its equally "OP" counter.

This is the design almost all good rts games used in the history of gaming. And even though coh2 started better in that regard, after many changes it became more blend than it predecessor.

Jump back to quoted post19 Jun 2018, 19:44 PMZombiFrancis

So six community members will troll the crap out of some people at Relic. Sounds like an excellent foundation for a balance patch!