Carriers: Allow Bot/Bat/Ammo Sharing for Snubs Docked Inside?

[Tarator]

Well okay but if you look at it from the other dude's perspective, who is going to bother fighting someone, drain them for all their regens only to see them dock with a carrier and come back full health?

Very simple, if we assume the said snub will buy the regens that the carrier is actually using, you are draining the carrier, thus giving you a reason not to be alone, but have a bomber with you or whatever.

This can be a thing in group fights, and will add some variety to pvp, but in small scale fights, I agree it might be annoying, since the amount of regens snubs are carrying is laughable compared to capitals.

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[Mímir]

Well okay but if you look at it from the other dude's perspective, who is going to bother fighting someone, drain them for all their regens only to see them dock with a carrier and come back full health?

Very simple, if we assume the said snub will buy the regens that the carrier is actually using, you are draining the carrier, thus giving you a reason not to be alone, but have a bomber with you or whatever.

This can be a thing in group fights, and will add some variety to pvp, but in small scale fights, I agree it might be annoying, since the amount of regens snubs are carrying is laughable compared to capitals.

Well it will take me 6 months to drain an Atlantis that way - an Atlantis that is probably already shooting at me as well, knowing how things usually work around here.

Sure, it's ideal to always have a full wing on your side, but playercount etc.

Plus, some of us like to be "lone wolves" and look for duels and small skirmishes against 2-3 enemies; it's not necessarily conducive to better/more gameplay that you are forced to fly in a wing if you don't want to get abused. I don't mind losing fights, but there's a limit.

Personally, I'll just do what I do when I meet a known missile/torp spammer or a cloaker: Dock, log off and read a book. Just because a few people spent a little bit of time to get better, they shouldn't be taken as some sort of PVP-entertainment machines that it's fair to put through all kinds of stuff just because some other players are bad and refuse to train and get better. Except for a very small group of players that seem to rarely play, there aren't really that big a difference in people's PVP-skills. We're all scrubs.

Get good or die horribly, that's at the core of any game for 10+ year olds, but in Disco we have all these means to avoid a fair fight already. It undermines the actual game and we don't need any more of that.

(I'm not particular good at PVP, just spent a bit of time to become "not bad" - anyone can do that with ease, if they want to)

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