Posts made by Tyr808 TwitchTV

@HarpeRappeur313 It wasn't just against solo players, there was a period where we kept running into the same 4 man team until either it stopped matching us or they stopped playing. Solo queue isn't "harder" it's just more random. You might get a team that pings and responds to pings properly, picks characters that work well together and make a good team and spend the match working as a unit and focusing on the right targets in a fight while keeping the objective in mind, or you might get a team that picks whatever they feel like playing and runs into the first visible enemy.

I personally prefer to play team games with a team whenever possible just due to the enjoyment of coordinating and strategizing. It's not about winning vs losing, it's about having a quality match.

The fact remains that after this patch was pushed out it takes longer to get into a game and the games have been consistently lower quality. It's already caused some to stop playing. I personally took a day off from the game today myself. The moment this issue is fixed I'll gladly launch the game again.

All I'm trying to do here is express concerns with what I have experienced to be a very bad patch.

@HarpeRappeur313 a small player base mixed with the latency restriction means that players are more spread out. I played for 8 hours today and we won every game until we started running meme comps like all DPS and even then we lost like 3 out of 30. It's not fun for players at the higher end of the skill pool and it's even worse for those that kept matching with us and losing every time. Before the latency restriction we were getting competitive games with other top tier players in other regions.

I'm not trying to flex and act like we're the best players and humble-brag here, but it feels like being top 500 and getting queued vs silver or gold. going 30-3 (27-0 with a real team comp) isn't remotely balanced matchmaking.

I just wanted to share my thoughts on the patch as I had a ton of people in my chat today really unhappy with the patch, myself included, and people wanted me to try talking to the devs since I’m currently the largest and most regular streamer for the game on Twitch.

My concerns are that the latency restrictions seem to cause much more problems than they solve. I still had the slight rollback or latency issues today where someone might suffer a lethal blow and it will briefly register and play the death sound but then a rollback occurs and they’re just barely alive still, but now I can’t group with some of the players I’ve met and friends I’ve made in the weeks since launch, queues are way longer, and the quality of the matches we get into are much lower as well and don’t provide a quality and competitive environment like it did pre-patch. I’m not sure if the latency limit ultimately really solves anything because I’d still see people micro-teleporting around. I’m thinking maybe they meet the latency requirement but have a bad wifi connection or something else causing jitter and packet loss. I don’t know what kind of metrics are available to the system, but perhaps the limit could be expanded to maybe 200 or even more if players have reliable connections and 0% packet loss?

The fact that we could play the game in nearly any region as well as cross-platform made the game feel so open and inviting. Myself as well as a few others are competitive players that came over from Battlerite, a game with a unique feel and great potential but dwindled due to mismanagement and poor dev support. It also had very old fashioned netcode in the sense that everything was simply purely server authoritative without any form of latency compensation, rollback, etc so the game was only really competitive at 50ms and below, and even then if the other team happened to live near the server and had sub 10ms latency, you’d be able to tell their shots would just land more.

So here we are with launch day Bleeding Edge, it’s not 100% perfect, but it’s so fun and fresh and doesn’t feel like anything else on the market. Suddenly we can all group up from East Asia to EU and have surprisingly competitive matches with the only issue being the occasional visual jitter if a player were to rapidly spam left-right over and over (still happens in solo matchmaking post patch anyway btw). The community is small for this game right now but it feels close knit and we can pretty much group up with whoever, wherever. Not every match is perfect but we’ve been able to pretty consistently get games against other solid teams when we queue at the same time. We’ve been discussing potential teams with various players and strategies and looking forward to both ranked play and custom lobbies. I was actually getting everyone hyped up about me hosting a tournament once we have lobbies. All of that was essentially shattered today, groups were split up, queues were high and regulars and newcomers alike were expressing concern with 8 minute and longer queues at regular hours. It was a lot of doom and gloom and that’s basically why I’m here.

I hope I’m not coming off as pretentious not trying to flex the "i'M a StRrEaMeR" thing, again, people asked me to reach out in hopes that perhaps I can get something done. I have so much passion and hopes for this game and want it to succeed. If I had admin over this project, I’d personally rollback the patch, but bare minimum let people still group and play in the majority region as well as possibly expand the latency limit, especially if players have a stable connection.

Cheers, Tyr808

As a Miko main, I have to disagree, she's actually got great survivability and sustain and has some of the best defensive cooldowns in the game. If her HP was higher, she'd be op. It is however absolutely essential to learn how to parry because that immensely increases her survivability, but that goes for every character in the game. To be competitive everyone with the ability to parry needs to learn the mechanic and practice it in the dojo. You'll be amazed at how much better you become at surviving melee pressure. She does indeed have the lowest damage in the game, but between her freeze and the fact that melee has hit stun she's amazing at keeping someone off her as well as locking down an enemy kill target for the team, or doing something like keeping an enemy gizmo pressued while your team secures a kill on the enemy support.

For mods, you pretty much always want the 20% movement speed on taking damage, especially if you're already having problems staying alive in fights. The only time I don't run it is when I'm solo healing and run 12% chain heal, 1s cd reduction on chain heal when it bounces, and 0.5s increased freeze.

You absolutely do not have to use a controller. Both input methods are equal and you should just use whatever you're used to. That being said, on PC I recommend people set lock-on to toggle, and set targeting to camera for both options rather than auto or whatever the default is.

As for aiming the abilities, well, that's part of the game. Nothing is a skillshot with the level of skill ceiling as battlerite, but that's necessary for the game to be playable on a limited device like a controller. When you're locked on to an enemy, the default location of an ability will be at their feet. This will let you quickly throw an ability like gizmos bomb at your enemy and be able to manually adjust it to where you want. A tap is just dead on your target, and holding it will allow for a quick adjustment if neccesary. Sometimes for an ability like kulev's totem or zero's wall it makes more sense to remove lock-on first so your ability isn't going directly to the enemy.

As for the 60 fps cap, it's already been announced as a plan. The game will always internally function as a 60 fps game (think of it as a tickrate of 60), but on a capable pc it will render at a higher rate for a smoother image. This will allow pc players to play like we're used to playing but not provide a competitive advantage over console players which is important to maintain competitive integrity. We'll still have input at 120hz+, but my understanding is that we'll essentially be seeing interpolated frames rather than having an actual latency advantage. It'll definitely make everything look nicer and make the mouse input feel even better though.