Droid Engineer Archive
Thread: Cool, look at this patch note.
November 13th, 2003 - Patch Notes
11/13/2003 04:40 AM
Publish 62466
Droid Engineer
---Destroyed droids and incapacitated pets will auto-store if not quickly revived.
OMG, WE ARE NOW UBER!!!!!
DaHumAn wrote:
November 13th, 2003 - Patch Notes
11/13/2003 04:40 AM
Publish 62466
Droid Engineer
---Destroyed droids and incapacitated pets will auto-store if not quickly revived.
OMG, WE ARE NOW UBER!!!!!
Yep, I'm actually glad my last holocron said to master DE now.
DaHumAn wrote:
November 13th, 2003 - Patch Notes
11/13/2003 04:40 AM
Publish 62466
Droid Engineer
---Destroyed droids and incapacitated pets will auto-store if not quickly revived.
What an insult. For those who dont know: we currently have no way of healing damage to a droid's HAM. So basically, we'll need to setup a camp and recall the droid if we want to have it operational again.
Pretty soon, we'll be able to tell the Bounty Hunters to just shut up about their skill point usage, because our requirements are going to be so much higher.
How much do you want to bet we all need to become novice CHs in order to call droids at ALL pretty soon?
Or, just go into one of the thousands of public structures dotting the landscape and just pull the droid out again.
Actually I like the last thing TH said...
"...Also, we're making your probot tougher."
DaHumAn wrote:
November 13th, 2003 - Patch Notes
11/13/2003 04:40 AM
Publish 62466
Droid Engineer
---Destroyed droids and incapacitated pets will auto-store if not quickly revived.
OMG, WE ARE NOW UBER!!!!!
Uber we are... uber insulted.
Some people have used the word "insulted" and I gotta admit that's the right word. This goes for two reasons:
1) A generic comment for droids and creatures was the only Droid Engineer update, even though theupdate obviously was designedwith creatures in mindand NOT droids because it involvesrevivingpets which we can't do.
2) The people involved must have absolutely no idea about the state of droids in the game to assume weCAN heal them, even thoughwe havemade an issue of itfor a very long time.
I try to be fair withhow I perceive thedeveloppers, and I know that we're not the only profession suffering, but cansomeone be any more ignorant? Are these developpers playing the same game we are? If they need to know the limitations we are living with, they should just buy some droids themselves to see what works and what doesn't. I mean how hard is that? Send a probot to fight, and suffer the long wait for it to heal back up. There you've just discovered we can't heal them.
Perhaps there is not a single dev out there with a combat droid. That's being cynical but I reallywonder?
Powerlantern wrote:
Or, just go into one of the thousands of public structures dotting the landscape and just pull the droid out again.
I see alot of those structures dotting the landscape of Yavin, Endor and Lok... Why didn't I think of that?
Au-Ru Blasterkin - Master Droid Engineer of Intrepid