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Hier der erste Beitrag bezüglich der Frage, wie es mit Quantas (dynamische Ökonomie) vorangeht und ob Server Meshing eine Voraussetzung dafür ist:Loewenstolz hat geschrieben: ↑17. Sep 2020, 14:37 Chris Roberts beantwortet Fragen aus der Community. Es gibt allerdings ein paar Regeln. Weitere Einzelheiten auf spectrum: https://robertsspaceindustries.com/spec ... -chairman/
Aber wenn ich die "Demo" richtig in Erinnerung habe, war "Quantas" insgesamt ein sehr starkes Element für das Spiel, weil eben dynamisch und mitunter als Reaktion auf Spielerverhalten, NPCs gesteuert und weitere, sehr unterschiedliche Missionen generiert werden können. 
1) The 1 lock per rack limitation: This is just a temporary measure which has more to do with limitations on certain missile racks (not all of them can launch multiple missiles at the same time). We absolutely want to give players the ability to launch big salvos but we also think that this process must come at a bigger price than just smashing the same button twenty times. Changes in this regard will happen with the missile operator mode in 2021. Until then we'll likely keep the 1 lock per rack limitation. I understand that this will change the combat experience for missile boat loadouts but please keep in mind that they still have a lot of missiles and locking a target doesn't take long.
2) The total 4 lock limitation: as you suggested the max amount of missile launches that your ship can handle will ultimately be driven from the ship avionics in later versions. In 3.11 however it will be a static number ... it is 4 atm but depending on how the ETF feedback looks we'll change it.
3) Attrition war: we hope that there are enough dynamic gameplay elements to avoid an attrition war. Timing for deploying CMs is a very important factor and there are quite a couple of factors when you play together with friends as your own CMs are also affecting missiles which are not meant for you. In fact you can even spoof your own missiles with your own CMs if you are not careful. That said during the ETF and PTU phases we'll be very focused on the feedback threads and try to get you the right amount of available CMs for each ship.
4) "Persistence of knowledge": It really just means that the missile does not really know at all times where the target is. All missiles have seeker heads with varying FOVs ... but they cannot look directly backwards anymore, so you have a higher chance that they can't reacquire you after the first pass.
5) Locking and relocking: In the long term we're trying to go into a direction where missiles are not just additional weapons during dogfights. We instead want them to take a proper slot in the combat space and have areas where they are useful and areas where they are not useful. So if you find a missile hard to employ in knife fighting distances then it is not necessarily a bad thing.
Ultimately please keep in mind that this announcement is really just for the 3.11 changes. Missile gameplay is not done with 3.11 and far bigger changes will appear with the missile operator mode in 2021. Hope that makes sense!
- Yogi
Ist dieses Launcher Update erfolgt? Die Nachricht von Molly ist vom 06.10. und sie spricht von einem "update coming tomorrow". Mir ist jedenfalls kein Update aufgefallen, habe gefühlt schon recht lange V.1.4.4 installiert.Loewenstolz hat geschrieben: ↑6. Okt 2020, 10:38 Star Citizen wird ab dem nächsten Launcher-Update wohl nicht mehr auf Systemen laufen, die vor 2011 zusammengestellt worden sind. AVX wird ein "Muss" und wird seit Intels "Sandy Bridge"- und AMDs "Bulldozer"-Serie unterstützt: https://robertsspaceindustries.com/spec ... nts/230330
