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Title: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: MaiZure on February 21, 2011, 00:58
This may be as intented but...

During an Ao100 run using the blaster, I had my fire speed at 0.20. Everything worked as normal until I picked up a berserk pack and then my blaster would empty really quicky despite the relatively fast recharge. As far as I know, berserk does not increase attack speed of ranged weapons. I had to move around or wait for berserk to clear and the issue cleared.

EDIT: After chatting with thelaptop - this is probably related to the other berserk mode time distortion issues, we've been seeing lately
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Tavana on February 21, 2011, 01:58
I'm uncertain if this is intended or not, myself. One could justify that because you're moving so fast you have to deal with some of the consequences.

Waiting on response from the God Hand before we move forward with this issue.

Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Game Hunter on February 21, 2011, 10:03
I'd eventually assumed that the speed upgrade due to Berserk Pack was the game actively halving action costs (which is why they don't show up in move/fire/etc speeds). Since regeneration works at 1% per action, this means that berserking only regens at half the normal rate. If this is what is happening I don't think it's a bug, but if it has to do with sub-turn limitations then there should be something to rectify it (either increase turn resolution or force a minimum speed possible).
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Kornel Kisielewicz on February 21, 2011, 15:20
Actually Berserk speed works a lot differently then movement speed. Berserk gives you back "action points". Hence with a low enough speed on berserk you actually... move forward in time D:
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: thelaptop on February 21, 2011, 17:19
Can we fix this in 0.9.9.3?
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Deathwind on February 21, 2011, 23:40
Does it need to be fixed? I think it kind of makes sense as is...
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Game Hunter on February 22, 2011, 18:29
An animation-related bug: if you're able to "skip" a turn while Berserked, you can fire (lets say rapid-fire since it lasts long to really notice) and then quickly switch to one of the various info screens, and the shots will appear on that screen.
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Ander Hammer on February 27, 2011, 14:38
Nobody noticed the 'modified high power high power blaster' in Tavana's post?
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Game Hunter on February 27, 2011, 15:03
It's a separate bug that (I think) will be fixed by next version. Basically, if you're holding all the mods needed to do, say, double high power, then you're allowed to do it.
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Tavana on February 27, 2011, 15:42
As has been posted in the known bugs thread, that bug has already been fixed. Good eye, though!

Did you notice the character's name? ;)
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Ander Hammer on February 28, 2011, 19:14
Did you notice the character's name? ;)

Yes, I did... it made me think that it's a shame we don't have traits that let you shoot while running (or diving to cover).
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Kashi on March 01, 2011, 05:40
Forget the name and look at the weapon! Is that even possible?
Title: Re: [0.9.9.2] Berserk Speed & blaster recharge rate
Post by: Tavana on March 02, 2011, 01:14
It was possible, though a bug that has now been fixed, as previously stated.

Back to the matter at hand. Assuming that Berserk can actually make your character move forward in time, I suppose we should tweak it to behave slightly differently at super fast speeds.