Originally posted by bj229r
Also ends the mega-squad-noe-capture-the-empty-bases-missions.
Yes. And it effectiveley ends noe-capture missions in general. How is that a good thing? Just because you donīt like it? Many people enjoyed it. I never took part in such missions, but I had much fun in trying to detect & bust such enemy missions. It was a part of the game I enjoyed as much as the resulting aerial combat. I think, only one capturable base at a time makes this game much less dynamic and more predictable.
As somebody pointed out, milkrunners will continue to milkrun, perhaps with even less resistance - after all, they are no "threat".
Yesterday when the new arena came up, I was first on the rook side. Some bish started and gv attack on a Vehicle Field.For some time a nice brawl emerged from this, with the usual Lancs trying to shut down our VH. A nice fight (with never more than about perticipants guys total) until somebody finally told these guys that they can never capture that base (hell, nobody seems ever to read readmeīs or arena messages!) . And the fun was over...
Later on there were the occasional base alarms and air cons, but nobody really cared about.
After some time, I went back to blue arena for a while, where I frantically jumped from base to base in the futile attempt to defend the last few bases left to us.
I was always fond of the many aspects and possibilites the game offered us. Some people just like to furball, some people just want to blow up things, other want capture and "win teh war!" as fast as possible. Thatīs fine for me, everybody shof them should have fun. And I found it always disgusting when people belittled or attacked other players just for not percieving and playing AH the way they did themselves. But I think if implemented the way we did see it yesterday, we limit the options available to us players.
I have no doubt many people had much fun in LW Orange. But being neither true furballer nor real toolshedder who used to decide from day to day which way to have fun with, Iīd like to see rather more otions than more limitations.