Lerk Slower?
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Join Date: 2009-12-10 Member: 69575Members
Join Date: 2009-12-10 Member: 69575Members
Is the lerk slower now? It feels *much* slower now. Lerk without celerity is almost useless, aside from spikes. Lerk with celerity is sort of fast but not fast enough to shake a halfway decent marines aim. Feels like it used to be faster, maybe I'm just imagining it.
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But that was in september.
Recently noticed that a instant 180 degree turn (evne whilst gliding) now reduces your speed catastrophically whilst previously you could turn as much as you wanted and never lose speed (if you were gliding).
There's an issue, that i'm experiencing where the speed of lerk and skulk is not the same on different servers. Or on same servers on different days even.
It's a really bad problem, and i don't know what's causing it, or if it's me and not the servers.
Hmmm maybe but if definately felt <b>alot</b> different last I played ... although I had been away for crimbo so <i>maybe</i>...
Lerk flight (like skulk movement, lawl) is constantly being worked on, so it being slightly different from patch to patch without information on the patch release notes. Honestly not enough people play Lerk in playtests. <3
probably because celerity doesn't work in combat.
There have been no changes to lerk movement that weren't listed in the patch notes, and no changes made in the last few patches.
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Are you sure? I mean...how can you really know yourself? You guys don't have the manpower (apparently) or the time to document things properly, so how can you really be sure?
start server
cheats 1
debugspeed
lerk
fly around
8)
That said, it is possible that changes made in the engine have affected lerk flight slighty, but honestly I think not.
More than likely most people suffer from a lack of knowledge about how lerk flight works intimately... There are several hidden parts of the flight model that even I know very little about.
I mean, if he wasn't sure, he could ask around.
That said, it is possible that changes made in the engine have affected lerk flight slighty, but honestly I think not.
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Lerk speed hasn't been changed since build 227, positive.
I pretty much only play lerk in pubs these days... so like 10-12 hours a week lerkage...
Feels diferent to me.
there hasn't even been a recent patch
My point is that you can't trust changelogs or patch notes, and by the dev's (I think Cory's actually) own admission, they have neither the time nor manpower to properly document their changes. Cory is, very likely, correct. But by his own admission they rarely actually take the time to completely go through their own changelog, so how would he really know?
For that matter, how would any of us know? Its not as though the change logs are ever completely accurate.
Is that an exaggeration? Maybe. But I don't know, simply because its true enough that I can't ever be sure.
This is why you take the time to properly document your updates.
My point is that you can't trust changelogs or patch notes, and by the dev's (I think Cory's actually) own admission, they have neither the time nor manpower to properly document their changes. Cory is, very likely, correct. But by his own admission they rarely actually take the time to completely go through their own changelog, so how would he really know?
For that matter, how would any of us know? Its not as though the change logs are ever completely accurate.
Is that an exaggeration? Maybe. But I don't know, simply because its true enough that I can't ever be sure.
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Dude, you've had over 10 people tell you it hasn't been changed, just accept it.
Quit being stupid.
I think this question has been answered.
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