Well...if i can think of anything that needs to be fixed it's the AT-ST's walking. It walks great, yes, but sometimes you get a bugged walk where it will be stuck in a stopped or turning animation when walking.
Yeah, I hate that too, but I think it's a problem carried over from Vanilla. Hopefully it can be resolved. Soon. 
Samuel_L_Jedi wrote:Speaking of issues with the sights, it seems a few of the weapons have iron sights and crosshairs while zoomed into the iron sights, but the crosshairs don't seem to line up with the iron sights
mentioned before somewhere...what was said is to go by the crosshairs, really just because they didn't get the model correct or something.
Yeah, this happens with fighters as well and it bugs the heck out of me. Have you notice when you roll, you're HUD is not fixed in the center? I believe it's the positioning of the targeting reticules, where the weapon fires, and the model POV that needs adjusting.
]]>Well, i think the reason they can climb on top of houses so easily is by the fact that there are usually barrels/crates/sunroofs/pipes next to houses that they can use to climb halfway up, and then climb up to the roof.
Lol how can it support a walkers weight...
]]>- the mortar gun is all but useless. It's definitely one of those weapons that a dev could slip and make over-powered, but experience has taught me, and this time is no different, that when devs fear they may create a god-gun, the weapon is instead introduced into the game in an utterly nerfed and unusable state.
The main problem of the mortar is the lack of some sort of spotting system. Other than having a teammate tell you where your shots are impacting, or training offline, preferably in conjunction with BattleRecorder, you have no way to know where your bolts are landing. There's also the problem that the mortar can be used as a close combat weapon (c'mon, it's a mortar, for crying out loud!), which is possibly the reason why it's not stronger than it is.
My suggested 'fix' is that the mortar requires some sort of 'deployment' before it can be fired, and that it's made stronger. This 'deployment system' needs not be anything more complicated than the thing requiring a long time for its 'crosshair to center', so that you need to sit still with it for a while before it can be fired and have a chance of hitting anything smaller than a barn door.
- the sights on the rebel AT weapon are atrocious.
This has been brought up before and will hopefully be fixed.
Yeah, i mean can a walker climb up a ledge thats up to its knees?
AT-STs are quite good climbers, it appears. Just bring them up to a house and hold W, and they're on top of it with no effort at all. Ironically enough, they lose this ability when faced with steep hills, which cause them to take damage. don't know if it can be fixed, as I'm not a coder.
]]>S-Guy wrote:Well...if i can think of anything that needs to be fixed it's the AT-ST's walking. It walks great, yes, but sometimes you get a bugged walk where it will be stuck in a stopped or turning animation when walking.
2142 issue.
Yea, the stealth, ice skating walker has been a problem since vanilla. There's also a carry-over vanilla issue where the walker will sort of amble about in place, even when you want to come to a full stop. The only fix I know of is to quickly hop out and back into the walker for it to come to rest.
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]]>Well...if i can think of anything that needs to be fixed it's the AT-ST's walking. It walks great, yes, but sometimes you get a bugged walk where it will be stuck in a stopped or turning animation when walking.
2142 issue.
]]>Speaking of issues with the sights, it seems a few of the weapons have iron sights and crosshairs while zoomed into the iron sights, but the crosshairs don't seem to line up with the iron sights
mentioned before somewhere...what was said is to go by the crosshairs, really just because they didn't get the model correct or something.
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