(07-17-2016, 08:42 PM)Sombra Hookier Wrote: Lolbertonians actually managed to bring additional, forbidden caps into play

(07-17-2016, 08:42 PM)Filthy Frank Wrote: I was unable to take part in the event but it was a great idea. I'm more of a human unlawful player. Looks like there was some massive balance issues, however. I hope the Nomad players still enjoyed their time. I know I would've been very upset about the lag and imbalance. Although a hand in the balance issues was surely people in Nomad factions having HC positions in house military factions.

(07-17-2016, 08:42 PM)Sombra Hookier Wrote: What was good:

- The location was cool. The people that usually play in house space got a chance to see Omicron Major and the Dyson Sphere with their house characters. The Suncrusher and the installations looked awesome, and I got some nice screenshots of it. The latter parts of the battle even took place outside the atmosphere. This event really promoted Omicron Major and I hope, RP-wise, the consequence is more activity there, as the intelligence services should be interested in this now.

- Some people actually dropped RP lines, yes. The beginning of the event was a terrible mess and I honestly didn't manage to read more than some stray lines. But I saw some cool RP behavior in the beginning as well during the end, especially @Durandal did a good job on showing enmity to the Order. The whole Kusarian players acted like they really were into this, protecting their command ship, in the end they died, but hey. Also the Dauntress by @Thunderer was nice, setting up a little capital fortress with the two Rheinland turtles and the Eikyuu. Very nice.

- The targets actually lived long enough, but iirc, the snub targets got shot by capitals mostly.

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What was not good:

- Eh, many people did the minecraft multiplayer trope:
//laaaaag
It's not like nobody noticed the lag.

- Most people showed no real intention about RP. Or even putting up a real sentence. That's just a little shame. How did people know what to attack? Why did nobody question the sudden gathering of all the fleets? People seemed more impressed by leaving the atmosphere than by the presence of a huge nomad planet killer, or all those Wild-ships. Hey, Wild-ID, so pew.

- What I really found terrible was the fact that some Lolbertonians actually managed to bring additional, forbidden caps into play. Very low, and I hope those guys get a punch in the nuts. The caps that were already present were more than enough. I suggest next time to set the jump holes to snub-only, like the gate in Kansas, and teleport the capitals that registered to Major.

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Footage will come later.

(07-17-2016, 08:47 PM)Projekt Lerdi Wrote: I say, recreate the event. This time, as someone mentioned, allow only snubs to go trough the jumpholes -beam the caps.

Also, it could be good to test server under heavy load before would begin.

I can't still say who would won if server was fine, considering that the generators were destroyed while we all were lagging, and generators are non players so they didn't lagged to attackers.

Though, it was still nice. Kudos to that little chim on the end, badass evasive movements.

edit: and yeah, I've seen freelancers (IFF, ID) and lmao, OC Ranseur appeared. Lolns brought more caps than they should. It seems like system wasn't locked, as it was being said.

(07-17-2016, 08:52 PM)Ramke Wrote: There should be an official description of the outcome, I guess we should wait?

(07-17-2016, 08:34 PM)Jeremy Hunter Wrote: Make Irra's for everyone, really. The lack of K'Hara| caps did cause problems, despite the Nomad players being able to respawn and reengage. Opening Irra's could help future events, but keep Marduks for the faction only.