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I'm playing on the EU servers a couple of times a week. Seems to be mostly harmless idiots on there. Most I've had to do is warn a couple of people for opening the gate as defender on Siege.

Jerv243 说:

This is why I only buy from steam if they are giving me a deal of 50% off. Even then I still hate using steam, if the client goes down the game I just paid for is useless.

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Not at all. You can get your CD-Key for a lot of the non-Valve games so you can play without needing Steam. The main games that require Steam are the Valve games themselves, and I doubt Valve will drop all support for their own games unless they are going out of business. Even if that happens, I can't believe all the other companies that are using Steam are doing so without any contingencies or guarantees in that event.

I would love to see this as a halfway between full blown manual block and autoblock. It would help people learning to manual block, without requiring the split-second reactions.
I don't think moving your mouse the wrong way by accident would be an problem once people got used to it. I do agree that small movements would be an issue, so it may have to only trigger on continuous movements of a certain size or more.

4 ping suggests you are on a LAN with the server, so I guess its just a bug causing it to show that low.

Yes. Put it in, and force people to use it. Solve all the winning team jumping and clan-stacking that goes on.

If people can't figure it out for themselves, they will be told, and if they don't read chat when they are using it, they can shout at people who cant hear all they want as far as I'm concerned.

everyone seeing dead chat for deathmatch would be good though, as thats the only time you get for typing.

Make spinning have no effect on damage, or limit it to 10% (random number. may be completely inappropriate) more damage over the animations normal damage.

I also like the idea of limiting/stopping spin after 180 degrees while the swing animation is playing.

I had an arrow go right through me today. I was fighting an archer at range with my crossbow, in first person, and I was up and aiming, standing still. The arrow came dead center and just below the camera. No hit. I was mildly surprised. I checked scoreboard and I don't think ping was an issue, though you never can tell with how infrequently it updates.

I have noticed ranged weapons being less effective for whatever reason, but I figured it was just some small change that meant I had to relearn the entire system.

EU_Beaver isn't one of the official servers, but anyway.

Pest 说:

I kill him...

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There's your problem. You think that just because he's an idiot the rules don't apply anymore. They do. I suggest in future you find out who the admins are for a server you're playing on, and when someone is deliberately TKing or doing something else that upsets you, you tell them and let them deal with it. Or leave and play somewhere else.

Scientia Excelsa 说:

I have to disagree that voice chat would improve team play in pub games.  Far from it, it would be a whole new beast to administrate and would bring countless new problems.  For people interested in improved team play, there are clans, events and third-party software.  It's good enough for me.

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I've never had any problems with voice chat administering on a CS:S server. The in-game mute option (that's already there in warband) is fine if someones getting on your nerves, and if someone is using the mic to play music or abuse someone, an admin mute or possibly a ban is enough to show them the error of their ways.

I really enjoy teamplay, but I'm not good enough and I don't have the time for a clan, so I am stuck with the public severs. The level of team play on them is variable, but mostly pretty dire. If someone has a mic people are much more likely to follow than if tactics are being given through text chat.

I actually think that people using third party software is a bad thing, as it makes the game more impenetrable for newcomers as most communication will occur out of game, and separates the players into two distinct groups that can very quickly become an upper and lower class of player. Players without a mic probably won't even bother downloading whatever the software is being used on a server, so they are excluded from tactics and from some of the social aspect of the game. It also makes people less likely to follow instructions given in chat, as half of them will be doing all their communication in vent/teamspeak/steam/mumble/skype e.t.c. The wide variety of different clients available is also an issue, as every clan/server provider will have its own.

Scientia Excelsa 说:

...we view the clan system as a private affair that we aren't involved with...

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^^ this.

Impersonating a clan is annoying for the clan in question, but I don't think it's a big problem. It is an indication that the guy is probably out to more cause trouble though, so keep a close eye on them and don't let them get away with anything.

Have you tried more than one server? A friend of mine had this but only on specific servers.

Orion 说:

It also means that if you're caught hacking and banned by VAC, you can't join any servers that have it enabled.

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You can't join any VAC enabled servers in any game. The more VAC enabled games there are the bigger the punishment for cheating in any of them.

Since the game isn't currently on Steam (though you can play it as a 3rd party game through steam) turning VAC on is probably a bad idea right now, if it will even let you.

If it is being more closely integrated with Steam, would this mean that STEAMIDs will be available as a way of identifying/banning players? There are a lot of lists of banned IDs around that could be added by a server owner if so.

I think some middle ground between manual block and autoblock (more middle than direction keys) like holding ctrl to go into block then left and right mouse buttons and mousewheel up and down to change directions, or hold rightclick then move mouse to change block direction. That would give newer players a chance to learn some of the skills behind manual blocking without being dropped in at the deep end.
Being all superior because you manual block (some of you, not all) is all very well, but not everyone will want to play the game the same way. Both manual and autoblock should be catered to.

MaHuD 说:

That true? I just bought one for a friend of mine aswell.

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http://forums.steampowered.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1146364

lots of people having trouble, valve having run out of keys seems to be the accepted explanation.

I bought a friend of mine a copy of mount and blade and steam seems to have run out of serials. Expect a second influx of new players when they get some more.

Sgt Pepper 说:

Not seen the official EU servers since the last patch.

I figured they were down, given that some of the unofficial servers have been busier of late.

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Same.

The number of people who worked on the game, the company behind it or how much they learned while making it have very little impact on how much I will pay for a game. If I think I will get enough enjoyment out of it to justify the purchase I'll buy it. If I don't, I won't. I usually take advice from friends and reviews as to what I buy, but since I have access to the mp beta I can judge for myself.

I won't be interested in the single player, I don't spend much time playing single player games, and there are other things I would rather play single player than mount and blade. It's all about the multiplayer for me. Even in multiplayer there are other games I will play more.
As the multiplayer is now, and I think there is still a lot of work to be done, I'd pay $10 for it.
If things go the way I hope in the rest of the beta, and they probably won't as I have very different views to a lot of the people on the forums here, I might go for $20-25 for the multiplayer.

Basicly, $30? Maybe, but I'd be much more likely to go for a multiplayer only version for $20. Or better yet a Steam 4 pack of the multiplayer for $60 then I could get a few of my friends from other games playing.