9 replies to this topic

[TronX33]

So, to me, a practice mode should allow you to try out the different weapons on different mechs, with different item and internal loadouts, without having to use HC. I know there is already a rotation, but hat is for only two mechs, and you can't change weapons, or items, or internals. This would be helpful, as even though the AI bots suck beyond belief, it should still give you a idea of what playing with a loadout feels like.

Edited by TronX33, 09 July 2015 - 10:34 PM.

[SatelliteJack]

Not a terrible idea, really.

[(KDR) Seron16]

Kind of like the training map in BF4. Good idea.

[bacon_avenger]

This is something that has been requested many times in the past, hopefully reloaded can implement it.

[Guns_N_Rozer]

also BattleField 4 have the same thing , u can use all weapon gadget everything .so can practice .good idea

[CraftyDus]

they should simply sell the game and do away with this f2p fetish, so players have the full arsenal. 

Micro transact for the cosmetics.

[KOS_Baconman]

so like the VR training in planetside 2? that one even lets you try out the cosmetics

[(KDR) Seron16]

so like the VR training in planetside 2? that one even lets you try out the cosmetics

Indeed, that's a good one as well. Though I'd rather it be a singleplayer mode and not multiplayer like the VR training room, not very helpful when everyone else is shooting all the targets.

[TronX33]

This is something that has been requested many times in the past, hopefully reloaded can implement it.

I have an idea of how to implement it. So, when going into TDM practice mode, you sea a brief flash of the ready screen. You can see that all the AI is set to ready. ell, Reloaded can just change it so that they don't get ready before you . Then all they would need to do is make it so that everything is unlocked.

[StubbornPuppet]

Change this to a required "Training mode" that every new player must complete for both every game mode and every mech (the first time they buy it) and you've sold it to me for sure.

 

It helps to solve two very widely posted gripes about Hawken:

1. New players don't know what they are doing in Siege or MA/ know how to effectively use their mechs... and mess it up to the point they get frustrated and quit.

2. If every player account was required (without a way to circumvent it) to play through a full length and detailed tutorial match with built in scenarios and tasks to complete, before they could ever get into a real match of that game mode, AND had to complete a full tutorial with scenarios and tasks to complete the first time they buy a new mech... people would probably be far, far less inspired to create smurf/alt accounts.

 

If the juice isn't worth the squeeze...