Wootz -> RE: =ED= Omega Update Feedback (2/15/2013 8:59:06)
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Pfft. Blaming me for being selfish .. -.- Dude, you wrote it yourself. Not sure if that's your English skills that you don't understand what you've written, but the rest of us did understand it. For the other part of your post. "Yoy" isn't a word? Firstly, I never complained about balance, and if I did it was in the balance discussion topic (waaaaaay back). Mercenaries, in my opinion are supposed to work in brute strenght, but not to this extent, also I adopted to it and can counter them easily, just my low ammount of Health is the problem, but a Field Medic counters that. Blah blah blah....more crap about Mercenaries...blah blah blah. Aaaaand, about Juggernauts getting in the conversation, I don't honestly care about that as everyones opinion is important. You may now say that then you should have a right for your opinion. Just in case you don't understand what you are doing. You are pushing your own opinion into other players' head to make them think the same. Even though when your opinion was diminished you kept pushing it and now you're in over your head. And I just wanted to say my opinion on Juggernauts. To a certain point I can find it amuzing and worth playing, but in a long term the mode isn't very challenging nor amuzing, it gets boring really fast. Because seriously. Where was the fun in winning againts two barerly equipped players who are 8 levels under you? Now it is more balanced, Juggernaut does mean that it is hard, the word itself means it. In my mind, Juggernauts should have it far harder for them as it is a "hardcore" battle mode. And you just want it to be easy as it was so that you can be "magnificent!?" with your ratio which means absolutly nothing to everyone. When I see a player with, dunno, 20,000 wins and 3000 losses, I think of him (sorry for the language, but its needed to get the point) "another guy who has no life whatsoever and spends his whole day being "pro" at a game, stupid, stupid kids." That'd be all in short.
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