emaker27 wrote: An example of a change done right was in Grand Theft Auto Online. People were farming the easiest and highest paying missions. So eventually, they nerfed those missions, but buffed the other ones greatly in order to strike a balance. They addressed the root cause of the issue, rather than just only nerfing.
stephen43084 wrote: Shouldn't this thread be retired at some point. I know it's Halloween, but might be time to put this zombie out to pasture.
yogi_ wrote: stephen43084 wrote: Shouldn't this thread be retired at some point. I know it's Halloween, but might be time to put this zombie out to pasture. One of the most flawed aspects of the game in regards to both design and execution? Nah... I'd say there is a bit of life left in it somewhere. Even zombies have some concept of needing to live.
Red Panda wrote: yogi_ wrote: stephen43084 wrote: Shouldn't this thread be retired at some point. I know it's Halloween, but might be time to put this zombie out to pasture. One of the most flawed aspects of the game in regards to both design and execution? Nah... I'd say there is a bit of life left in it somewhere. Even zombies have some concept of needing to live. But we must wonder, do zombies have true healing, burst healing, accelerated recovery or are they like the Sunder Bug; attacking despite being at 0 health.
_RiO_ wrote: Red Panda wrote: yogi_ wrote: stephen43084 wrote: Shouldn't this thread be retired at some point. I know it's Halloween, but might be time to put this zombie out to pasture. One of the most flawed aspects of the game in regards to both design and execution? Nah... I'd say there is a bit of life left in it somewhere. Even zombies have some concept of needing to live. But we must wonder, do zombies have true healing, burst healing, accelerated recovery or are they like the Sunder Bug; attacking despite being at 0 health. The last; but the bug auto-corrects itself and they get knocked out when you manage to cast true healing on them.(Wonder how many people here are going to get that reference...)
Red Panda wrote: Using White Mage skills to damage the Undead right?
CrookedKnight wrote: X-Force revives at double the usual speed, but the usual speed for a 4* character is twice as slow as a 3*. Once he's back on his feet, X-Force's hit points will come back way faster than Magneto's.