Caves Away Mission Feedback
- MMMiracles
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Caves Away Mission Feedback
If you weren't aware, the servers are currently running a test of the revamped Caves away mission for the next few days ideally! Let me know your thoughts and feedback on the current progress of the mission, since it still has quite a bit of work to be done despite what is already there.
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- NoxVS
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Re: Caves Away Mission Feedback
Had a greenshift on Manuel, so I figured I would do a run through. Over the course of a 3 hour round, I made it all the way to the necropolis sword gate. Once the shuttle was called I just sort of speedran through what I could, so quality of feedback probably drops around that point.
Not a fan of the huge quantity of chasms and lava. Lava is sorta fine, but chasms just being instant death mean you have to drag around a fuckton of rods to create safe areas with. Having to deal with 1 tile paths where moving off in any way is immediate round deletion feels lame
It was a little hard to navigate and find what I was looking for. I imagine this was the largest reason why it took so long to get around, especially when I missed something and backtracked several times for it
The ID card access stuff feels kinda pointless, especially since almost all airlocks are on the same wire arrangement and can just be hacked open
Power doesn't seem to be set up properly in some places, such as the tram. It was already almost gone by the time I got to it, had to ask admins for an inducer
I had an issue at one point where I got stuck because I didn't realize I was staring at a black wall that if walked through sent me to the next area, when you take the ladder down
Black motor oil on black volcanic floor right next to a chasm is a very lame way to die without warning. Luckily it wasn't my death that taught me that lesson
The machine gun turrets can be brought with you. As much fun as it was to war crime an entire ashwalker tribe into nonexistence, I imagine dragging a machine gun around with you wasn't intended and did admittedly trivialize a whole lot
The difficulty spike in the final zone and the area before it feels too high. A large quantity of enemies that it doesn't feel like you have the firepower to deal with, even with the boarders in the previous area. Stuff like large quantities of brimdemons and goliaths can be extremely fatal without much warning
It feels like there may be a large disparity in the difficulty/rewards of some randomly generated options. In my run I went through the skeleton tomb area, which was pretty long and I really only completed thanks to the machine gun turret I was dragging along. I've seen an option for that area that is instead the syndicate genetics base, which you can just ignore and bypass entirely. Not sure if this is really meaningful enough to warrant a change though
In the final area, black lattice walls on black volcanic floor is a little irritating but this is sort of just nitpicking
All in all, I thought it was a lot of fun. Some rewards felt a little pointless, where I would have preferred something that contributed towards letting me keep progressing the away mission, but it felt fine even with that in mind. I also think it's important you know how much Sells-The-Wares meant to me and my mining buddy. We even actually paid for what we took from her, which I think is truly the pinnacle of MRP.
Not a fan of the huge quantity of chasms and lava. Lava is sorta fine, but chasms just being instant death mean you have to drag around a fuckton of rods to create safe areas with. Having to deal with 1 tile paths where moving off in any way is immediate round deletion feels lame
It was a little hard to navigate and find what I was looking for. I imagine this was the largest reason why it took so long to get around, especially when I missed something and backtracked several times for it
The ID card access stuff feels kinda pointless, especially since almost all airlocks are on the same wire arrangement and can just be hacked open
Power doesn't seem to be set up properly in some places, such as the tram. It was already almost gone by the time I got to it, had to ask admins for an inducer
I had an issue at one point where I got stuck because I didn't realize I was staring at a black wall that if walked through sent me to the next area, when you take the ladder down
Black motor oil on black volcanic floor right next to a chasm is a very lame way to die without warning. Luckily it wasn't my death that taught me that lesson
The machine gun turrets can be brought with you. As much fun as it was to war crime an entire ashwalker tribe into nonexistence, I imagine dragging a machine gun around with you wasn't intended and did admittedly trivialize a whole lot
The difficulty spike in the final zone and the area before it feels too high. A large quantity of enemies that it doesn't feel like you have the firepower to deal with, even with the boarders in the previous area. Stuff like large quantities of brimdemons and goliaths can be extremely fatal without much warning
It feels like there may be a large disparity in the difficulty/rewards of some randomly generated options. In my run I went through the skeleton tomb area, which was pretty long and I really only completed thanks to the machine gun turret I was dragging along. I've seen an option for that area that is instead the syndicate genetics base, which you can just ignore and bypass entirely. Not sure if this is really meaningful enough to warrant a change though
In the final area, black lattice walls on black volcanic floor is a little irritating but this is sort of just nitpicking
All in all, I thought it was a lot of fun. Some rewards felt a little pointless, where I would have preferred something that contributed towards letting me keep progressing the away mission, but it felt fine even with that in mind. I also think it's important you know how much Sells-The-Wares meant to me and my mining buddy. We even actually paid for what we took from her, which I think is truly the pinnacle of MRP.
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