killer-blead said:is this also possible on .892??
and if it is where can i find it?
Toxicity said:Do it effect the A.I. as well?
Never tried it out, but it would be horrible if the enemy wouldn't get stunlocked when
you hit them.
Toxicity said:Do it effect the A.I. as well?
Never tried it out, but it would be horrible if the enemy wouldn't get stunlocked when
you hit them.
It isn't a cheat when it effects both the player and NPC and especially when it means that if a peasant hits a knight in full plate with a rusty skinning knife that knight isn't going to act like he just got hit by a sledgehammer.Whoopin said:Why bother with stunlock changes if you can just use cheats for god mode. Modifying stunlock to make this game even easier is a crutch you shouldnt have to use.
Once youre done with your training wheels I recommend you turn it back to default so you can play properly... as intended.
Just remember that most games (especially MMOs) arent so customizable, youll be forced to play by their rules and the game will change constantly from patch updates that you must adapt or get whooped.
An4Sh said:It isn't a cheat when it effects both the player and NPC and especially when it means that if a peasant hits a knight in full plate with a rusty skinning knife that knight isn't going to act like he just got hit by a sledgehammer.
Right on! Power to the Peasants!!D'Sparil said:Stunlocking often happens when the player is surrounded by peasants, without support of other troops. To me stunlocking is basically a representation of the peasants surrounding and tackling your armored ass to the ground. Sounds fair to me.
Thats why i said representation. When i get stunlocked (wich never happens, because im not dumb enough to rush to the middle of the enemy army) i dont think "zmog rusty knife vs plate = stun? hax!". You are surrounded by enemies, they can do whatever they want with you, such as, like i said, take you down and stab you in the weaker parts of the armor.An4Sh said:Doesn't make much sense some enemy accidentally hits you and doesn't even scratch you and yet somehow you get knocked back 2 feet.
Most of them don't wear plate BUT most of them wear at least mail armour which is probably what most players who fight on foot use so players receive the same amounts of damage so if you try changing the stunlock you will quickly notice that you can't save your self with a very weak attack from an axe to your head, it can make the game easier against certain units and much much harder against others.Whoopin said:An4Sh said:It isn't a cheat when it effects both the player and NPC and especially when it means that if a peasant hits a knight in full plate with a rusty skinning knife that knight isn't going to act like he just got hit by a sledgehammer.
It really is a cheat because it changes the original design to make the game EASIER for the player regardless if it makes it less difficult for opponents - especially when most of them arent even wearing plate armor.
You still die when you get overwhelmed by enemies(even peasants) since you can't actually survive 20 hits of even 1 damage each second so it doesn't really help against mobs.Players get stunlocked only when they deserve it (that includes being overwhelmed by enemies, wrong place at wrong time is YOUR mistake).
I doubt someone would react that way to getting "poked" in the center of his breastplate by a rusty knife and causing 0 ingame damage and with 0 meaning it caused no damage at all why would you feel so much pain as to stop swinging a 4 kilo sword at your enemies neck?Claiming a peasant cannot interrupt/stun a opponent with a rusty knife vs plate is tunnelvision. The primary reason he even did some damage is cause you got stabbed and it hurt, couldve stabbed you right in the face, between the plates, or even right in the arm intercepting the incoming axe - bottom line is you failed to not get interrupted during your offense.
Assuming the peasant can cause so much pain to make a heavily armoured soldier react in such a way.If it was a sledgehammer you would get stunned and possibly knocked down - interrupting by causing pain with a crappy weapon is the first line of peasant defense... any Master Knight would have to agree with this.
Whoopin said:Are you trying to justify your current changes to stunlock? Cause its obvious youre playing on wimpy mode.
LOL I played this entire game up to level 32 and never even thought of changing stunlock cause its perfectly fine as is. Even ran a few solo village raids long before this thread was created to test and challenge.
0 damage means you got nailed/countered/slammed/knocked back but didnt tap into your HPs so you get interrupted but no damage. If they miss then you receive 0 damage and no stun.
That formula is flawless and shouldnt be changed unless you cant compete.
Naridill said:Nethack is an awesome game.
Also, I pity the whimpering arses who set stun threshold to greater than normal.
Whoopin said:What? You want a Whoopin gameplay video? Cause I can deliver - you might even L2P by watching my example.
I'm sure you're friggin 1337 mate...
Wimpy gameplay is the best description, sorry if it sounds harsh but its the absolute truth. Dont get hit and you wont get stunned, if you do get hit then make sure you dont get hit again and you wont get stunlocked.
I'm not usually one for utter realism, but in this case I argue for realism, see post above for reasoning. And your 'bleeding obvious' answer to the issue isn't impressing me; it's like saying 'if you don't wanna get drunk, then don't drink'. Very easy to say, not quite so easy to follow in reality is it now?
Its really not that hard, play the game anyway you want since its single player, but dont claim its broken or needs a patch fix cause that utter rubbish that caters to scrubs.
Didn't claim it was broken mate, I simply spoke my view on an imbalance (and annoyance) IMO that can now be recitified at the player's convenience. It's still a BETA game remember, if you've been around for any amount of time, you'd know the game has changed in a variety of ways, so purr-lease climb down from your high horse pretending you have all the correct answers.
Its funny to see who replies to this thread cause even attempting to argue with me proves your playing wimpy mode and you cant compete with vanilla settings that arent even difficult. Im positive a large majority of veterans completely agree with me after playing this game too much.
'Wimpy mode' is something you've invented in your head, and not someone anyone else has to live up to. Your whole attitude reeks of elitism. Stop it. And stop implying decent players are wimps just because they don't play the game the way you'd like them to.
Edit: Notice the spelling error in the code? They spelled "threshold" wrong.
Just what the forum needed; another grammar nazi.