And that's what we like to call a joke.

Freezy lazer beam idea is bad. Legions is already slow enough. Giving a raider a weapon similar to cluster grenades is also a bad idea. Nobody in this game needs another weapon that they don't really have to aim with, and given the rate of damage you're describing, people may as well just...

Additional game mode: Dueling. 2 players are allowed to play at once, the rest wait in spectator mode. Whoever dies loses, or, failing that, whoever deals the most damage in a certain time limit wins. The loser is put into spectator mode and the winner fights the next contestant waiting in the...

You're saying this like it's completely impossible to use the chaingun effectively at all. I don't know anything about chasing because I have no true experience with it, but as far as dueling goes, the chaingun was meant for mid-air dueling (and not just the last 10%), and even after the nerf...

Given that Omni isn't looking into competition, I'd like to express my interest in re-joining Zeta here, since I can't find the PM button.

What a concept! Because switching to splash weaponry when you can't use non-splash weaponry effectively is the DEFINITION of skill.

The old sniper was overpowered. It was not "more pro" than the new one, because it was much easier to get kills with it. You can hit flying objects in the sky with the new sniper too.

Wrong. There's nothing wrong with the sniper rifle as it is, in terms of learning curve. If you're having trouble aiming with a weapon, you practice with it, rather than make a suggestion to buff the weapon. You're not going to pick up new skills in a day or two, so keep at it. It can be and...

How long you've been playing the game doesn't matter so much as how you play it; do you spend your time practicing and dueling with friends, playing in competition with other highly competitive and skilled players, and overall analyzing yourself to see how you can improve your playing abilities...

True, improving player ability depends on the player as an individual, and not all newbloods will actively seek our help. Hopefully, though, just having a team of helpers available and easy to work with will encourage newbloods who DO want to improve to actually do so, and with our help they...