Post by Steve Farrelly @ 02:26pm 11/06/15 | 2 Comments
From our review:
In a recent game, I watched a single competent player use Rhino to create a one-man chokepoint, which he held for the majority of the round. When I tested out Rhino, it was a similar affair, as my enemies seemed oblivious to the fact that my additional hitpoints and brutal mini-gun rendered most head-on assaults against me ineffective. On an individual level, this type of success provides a fantastic feeling of achievement, but it also shows that a team filled with bought Mercs (with in-game or real currency) has a greater range of diversity for predefined roles that are better suited to specific modes.Click here for our full Dirty Bomb review.
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Posted 02:50pm 11/6/15
Posted 09:44am 12/6/15
That being said, that was the only time such a massive imbalance happened in my time with the game, and the changes to the way you earn in-game currency make it more feasible to unlock Mercs manually. It's a lot of fun when the formula works, but it's incredibly frustrating when the balancing is thrown out.
There were many matches where there was a vote to balance teams at the beginning of the match, based on rank, but not enough people voted for them to pass, which is a shame. Probably doesn't help that the voting information was tucked away in the corner of the screen.