Talk:AI Ships by Level - Revision history

Cygnus: /* bold? */

2009-08-08T15:19:50Z

‎bold?

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‎bold?: new section

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‎Different Classes: new section

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	why is everything in bold? -[[Image:Simon Game.gif\|20px]][[User:Simon\|Simon]] <small>[[User talk:Simon\|''talk'']]</small> 06:25, 8 August 2009 (UTC)		why is everything in bold? -[[Image:Simon Game.gif\|20px]][[User:Simon\|Simon]] <small>[[User talk:Simon\|''talk'']]</small> 06:25, 8 August 2009 (UTC)
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		+	I dunno, TBH. =P If you want to change it to normal font, go ahead, just kinda started that way and continued that way. [[User:Cygnus\|Cygnus]] 15:19, 8 August 2009 (UTC)

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	== bold? ==		== bold? ==

−	why is everything in bold?	+	why is everything in bold? -[[Image:Simon Game.gif\|20px]][[User:Simon\|Simon]] <small>[[User talk:Simon\|''talk'']]</small> 06:25, 8 August 2009 (UTC)

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	No, not really, because a classless player will have more difficulty than any class of player. I think it should be based on general concensus...if someone disagrees, they can change it or w/e. <small>--''The preceding unsigned comment was added by'' [[User:Cygnus]] ([[User talk:Cygnus\|talk]]).</small>		No, not really, because a classless player will have more difficulty than any class of player. I think it should be based on general concensus...if someone disagrees, they can change it or w/e. <small>--''The preceding unsigned comment was added by'' [[User:Cygnus]] ([[User talk:Cygnus\|talk]]).</small>
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		+	why is everything in bold?

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 == Different Classes ==
-Additionally, you have to realize that different classes will have different difficulties with different AI. a SD wont have trouble with a fast AI, but a Zerker will...etc. Therefore, we're kind of relying on all the stats here to give them a good idea of what the actual difficulty for them is.
+Additionally, you have to realize that different classes will have different difficulties with different AI. a SD wont have trouble with a fast AI, but a Zerker will...etc. Therefore, we're kind of relying on all the stats here to give them a good idea of what the actual difficulty for them is. <small>--''The preceding unsigned comment was added by'' [[User:Cygnus]] ([[User talk:Cygnus|talk]]).</small>
 So... who's our Joe Shmo? ~Raynor
-No, not really, because a classless player will have more difficulty than any class of player. I think it should be based on general concensus...if someone disagrees, they can change it or w/e.
+No, not really, because a classless player will have more difficulty than any class of player. I think it should be based on general concensus...if someone disagrees, they can change it or w/e. <small>--''The preceding unsigned comment was added by'' [[User:Cygnus]] ([[User talk:Cygnus|talk]]).</small>

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 Additionally, you have to realize that different classes will have different difficulties with different AI. a SD wont have trouble with a fast AI, but a Zerker will...etc. Therefore, we're kind of relying on all the stats here to give them a good idea of what the actual difficulty for them is.
-So should difficulty be based on a classless player? ~Raynor
+So... who's our Joe Shmo? ~Raynor
 No, not really, because a classless player will have more difficulty than any class of player. I think it should be based on general concensus...if someone disagrees, they can change it or w/e.

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	So should difficulty be based on a classless player? ~Raynor		So should difficulty be based on a classless player? ~Raynor
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		+	No, not really, because a classless player will have more difficulty than any class of player. I think it should be based on general concensus...if someone disagrees, they can change it or w/e.

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-Define "worth it". ~Raynor
+Ragnarocks are still captureable, without RadX. But they have too many augs when spawned so i'm not sure what that does on re-activating a newly captured one. Thanks for the explaination, Cygnus.~Raynor
 'Worth it' would mean whether killing these AI is worth the difficulty of killing them to level on. It could also be explained as a death/kill ratio, if its over say, 3 kills per death, it would be worth it, if it were under that it would not be "worth it". ~Cygnus
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 Additionally, you have to realize that different classes will have different difficulties with different AI. a SD wont have trouble with a fast AI, but a Zerker will...etc. Therefore, we're kind of relying on all the stats here to give them a good idea of what the actual difficulty for them is.

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	'Worth it' would mean whether killing these AI is worth the difficulty of killing them to level on. It could also be explained as a death/kill ratio, if its over say, 3 kills per death, it would be worth it, if it were under that it would not be "worth it". ~Cygnus		'Worth it' would mean whether killing these AI is worth the difficulty of killing them to level on. It could also be explained as a death/kill ratio, if its over say, 3 kills per death, it would be worth it, if it were under that it would not be "worth it". ~Cygnus
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		+	== Different Classes ==
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		+	Additionally, you have to realize that different classes will have different difficulties with different AI. a SD wont have trouble with a fast AI, but a Zerker will...etc. Therefore, we're kind of relying on all the stats here to give them a good idea of what the actual difficulty for them is.

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	Define "worth it". ~Raynor		Define "worth it". ~Raynor
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		+	'Worth it' would mean whether killing these AI is worth the difficulty of killing them to level on. It could also be explained as a death/kill ratio, if its over say, 3 kills per death, it would be worth it, if it were under that it would not be "worth it". ~Cygnus