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Started by Warmist, May 29, 2015, 09:10:20 AM

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Warmist

Disclaimer: i am a n00b. I die a lot and progress not far in...

Okay so here goes: what if when you level up you get to pick some traits? It's can be gotten other ways but idea is that it would be non-destroyable part of your run. Currently there is only part-counts. This makes a very strange balancing (imho): all those that are quick are easier to win - you get shot less, you loose less parts that make up your "build" or strategy. If you had some way to influence that in more permanent way, maybe it would allow more gameplay choices?

Example traits:

  • More integrity for X, where X is Utility/Propulsion/Weapons/Engine
  • Heal some corruption
  • Faster attacks (by some low %)
  • Better targeting (by some low %)

So what do you all think?

Arseface

OR you could just attach a part that does those things  :P

I think it's against the feel of the game to have permanent boosts like that. Modularity is what makes the game special.
"Hard work might pay off in the long run, but being lazy always pays off right now"
-Somebody

Warmist

Quote from: Arseface on May 29, 2015, 11:53:27 AM
OR you could just attach a part that does those things  :P

I think it's against the feel of the game to have permanent boosts like that. Modularity is what makes the game special.
I don't want to replace that. But currently at least i get to rebuild my cogmind few times each level. E.g. you come in with an idea of HUGE tank with powerful weapons, but weapons get destroyed, threads replaced with flying modules and you can no longer carry even half your inventory.

Arseface

Scanalyzers and Fabricators let you rebuild. Storage units are great for holding spare parts. Hcp. Storage Units are super beefy and will survive for a long while before they need replaced.

And when all else fails, terminal hacking allows you to make any build you want if you're patient enough.
"Hard work might pay off in the long run, but being lazy always pays off right now"
-Somebody