Vanu maxes need jump jets. I know the pilots whine about it, because it is something they can't hovergib like they do with cloakers, AMS's, and anything else they can find that can't shoot back or move, but Vanu MAX's still need'em.

A: We may have to institute a cool down on MAXes although we don't have one at the moment... like many things we're going to really see where the rubber meets the road once we get to betA:. did anyone notice in this qoute he capitalized the a at the end and made it pure white? i think this is very important and i think beta is in april why else would he have done that randomly? it cant be a coincidence i think it was a hint what do you guys think?

A: We may have to institute a cool down on MAXes although we don't have one at the moment... like many things we're going to really see where the rubber meets the road once we get to betA:

Right now turrets can be placed virtually anywhere, but some restrictions may be added if we find it being heavily exploited in betA:

A: once we're reasonably sure that we won't do any character wipes we might unlock commerce during betA:

So where's this write up of everything that was said? I intended on doing this originally as it was going on but held back because it appeared covered. Bit flakey. I'd do it now but im away for several days. It's not particularly possible through my phone.

Tapatalk.

Did no-one ask about an update on the region lock situation?

If you don't like America you can git out!

I'm just a game dude, so it's tough for me to comment on the nuts and bolts of the deal with Prosieben, I will say that we absolutely don't consider Europe to be a "secondary market" and we fully expect to be able to provide the same level of service to all our players world wide.

There is this:
http://www.planetside-universe.com/p...dit-qa-107.htm

Unless you are referring to some other sort of writeup

The more I learn about this game, the more nervous I am becoming.

More and more it sounds like they've been taking steps backward rather than forwards in both design and ambition with this new release. As far as I can tell, there are fewer continents, fewer facilities, and fewer vehicles. Loadouts have been limited, so that's no longer up to the creativity and preference of the player to choose what they carry; they just pick a 'kit' and have to work with what they have in that kit. You can't be a heavy weapons guy who doubles as a medic. It's verbotten in the New Planetside.

If it weren't for the updated graphics I would think this was a design document that had been given a few more years to bake before it was released as PS1.

I'm also really, really nervous at just how much is being cribbed from Battlefield. I mean, look, I know Higby likes the Battlefield games. I liked Bad Company 2. Thing is, if I wanna play Battlefield, I can just play that; and I imagine people who are in the market for Battlefield games probably feel the same way. SOE seems to be hoping that the 'mmofps' appeal will carry Planetside 2 pretty much all on its own; if it didn't have that feature, it sounds like someone could reasonably confuse PS2 with a really elaborate Battlefield mod.

This game seems really low on the innovation, and really high on the imitation. Factor in all the corners they have to cut in order to wrap it all in a nice glossy next-gen bundle and what we're left with is a sequel that will launch as HALF the game the original was when IT launched.

I loved Planetside. I played it more than pretty much anyone. I've been drooling over the possibility of a sequel. But the more I learn about PS2, the more that drool is drying up, and being replaced with a really uneasy feeling...

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We do fully incorporate Vivox VOIP in the game client, and we're trying to find ways to make our in-game VOIP solution something that everyone will want to use.

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