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1. Agree with this. The Pilot gets a notification but not the Ops officer. They both should.

2. I like this, it's how it should be. Otherwise there is no reason for a copilot.

3. Very annoying, needs to be fixed.

4. Also very annoying, similar to the warping issue that we had with vehicles for so long, needs to be fixed.

5. It'd be nice, but I'm not too picky. If you make MP ship guns much more powerful, so that just 1 or 2 shots is very, very damaging to the opponent, then it's not as big of a deal because they don't need to track the target as long, just get a shot or two off at it. So aiming isn't as big of an issue.

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Blackjack_Nova wrote:

1. When you issue a command in the ops chair there is no indication that the command fired.

For example, if you use Engine Overcharge III, there is nothing to tell you the command was executed.
In a single seater the droid tells you that the command was executed and you get spam in you window.
In a MP ship, nothing. This is true for ALL commands.This is annoying, as it causes my operations operator to fire commands twice sometimes.

2. The pilot can do nothing other they fly the ship. No commands can be issued at all when piloting. If you

want to use any programs, you MUST have someone of the same faction at OPS.

This is not true for Single seater ships. In MP ships there is No advantage of any kind to having someone at OPS. It only gives you basic functionality but someone must stay seated in OPS in order for the ship to be able to run any programs. I don't see this as a bug or an issue. It's a multi-person ship, that means you have to have multiple people. Give the person in OPS the repair packs and let them double as engineering if you are worried about them not having anything to do. Personally I think OPS is more important than even the gunners, and only let people I can really trust with the well being of my ship take the post.I also enjoy not having to worry about it in heavy firefights, letting OPS take care of the ship while I concentrate on flying.

3. After firing off afterburners and they are finished firing, the ship becomes uncontrollable and pulls downward. The X and Y axis become inversered for a few moments. This problem could be effecting all ships. Noticed that as well, and it is a bother.

4. The ship will be going full speed and just stop and then slowly start up again. This problem has been occurring since Beta. This issue effects all ships, but MPs really get hit hard because they take time to gain speed. Pain in the butt that is.

5. The turrets are locked into the ship and do not move independently from it. This forces the pilot to fly in a strait line or come to a dead stop in order for the gunners to have a chance. Why should the turrets move independently? They are attached to the ship. While flying in a strait line or being at a dead stop makes it easier for the gunners to shoot, with some practice they can get good enough to compensate for ship movement. Several of my favorite gunners can do this, I even have one that's skilled enough to continue blowing up TIEs while I was in a rolling dive.

This issue has been brought up, it did get a dev's standard "Well look into it" but nothing was ever said after that. This is a HUGH issue for MP ships and some kind of information would be really appreciated.

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