After watching some of the videos about the new book sets and hearing Joel talk about things like "this book makes motion sensors delay for 3 seconds" and "for the guys doing PvP" it has become painfully apparent that Joel and TFP haven't the slightest clue about PvP. It's like telling the PvP guys "let them eat cake". Here is what PvP is really like,
- you get your base raided by glitchers who clip through the ground to see your base and you lose everything
- players use exploits to avoid consuming things like first aid kits, food, and any other consumable so the survival aspect is basically nonexistent for cheaters
- it's pointless to build a base unless you are a large crew
- larger groups give new players joining their group on the server an auger so while I bust my a$s getting to level 50, they join and max level in a single day
So why play PvP you say? Because it's the best way to play imho. PvE is so laughably easy to any decent PvP player. PvP threats are way more dangerous.
So these little perk books? Spare us. I would love TFP to have just ONE single meaningful PvP discussion with the PvP community. They are so far off base and out of touch I'd rather them not waste their time and ours with little meaningless features that they think might be helpful to PvP until they get a grasp of what is REALLY happening in PvP. I'd be happy to take them through a couple servers and show them some of the hacks and exploits that go on. I don't even know how to do most of them but I hear them talked about nonstop.
This game has a HUGE PvP potential and is original enough that there's nothing out there that replicates it yet...a persistent, buildable world that doesn't look like minecraft.
It's like there are really no features that can be added to improve PvP until the base game is fixed. Less adding features and more fixing the ones you already have would be great, because adding more features just makes the list of what needs fixed longer.
Oh, and before you say "post in the bugs thread"...the ones I know how to replicate already have. And I think the PvP community needs to step up and post all the other hacks and exploits so they can be fixed. The problem is that nobody wants to post them because they want to keep using them and don't want to reveal to others how to do them. On top of that, it will just reveal the methods which folks realize that TFP may never fix and they'll be used forever.
- you get your base raided by glitchers who clip through the ground to see your base and you lose everything
- players use exploits to avoid consuming things like first aid kits, food, and any other consumable so the survival aspect is basically nonexistent for cheaters
- it's pointless to build a base unless you are a large crew
- larger groups give new players joining their group on the server an auger so while I bust my a$s getting to level 50, they join and max level in a single day
So why play PvP you say? Because it's the best way to play imho. PvE is so laughably easy to any decent PvP player. PvP threats are way more dangerous.
So these little perk books? Spare us. I would love TFP to have just ONE single meaningful PvP discussion with the PvP community. They are so far off base and out of touch I'd rather them not waste their time and ours with little meaningless features that they think might be helpful to PvP until they get a grasp of what is REALLY happening in PvP. I'd be happy to take them through a couple servers and show them some of the hacks and exploits that go on. I don't even know how to do most of them but I hear them talked about nonstop.
This game has a HUGE PvP potential and is original enough that there's nothing out there that replicates it yet...a persistent, buildable world that doesn't look like minecraft.
It's like there are really no features that can be added to improve PvP until the base game is fixed. Less adding features and more fixing the ones you already have would be great, because adding more features just makes the list of what needs fixed longer.
Oh, and before you say "post in the bugs thread"...the ones I know how to replicate already have. And I think the PvP community needs to step up and post all the other hacks and exploits so they can be fixed. The problem is that nobody wants to post them because they want to keep using them and don't want to reveal to others how to do them. On top of that, it will just reveal the methods which folks realize that TFP may never fix and they'll be used forever.
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