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Should all mercenaries automatically and inexplicably have the technical know-how to perform repair tasks or anything involving electronics or would they need to learn them first? How long ago did they get the omni-frames? @Grummz Were they only given those when expanding colonization and...

The only problem I'd have with that, is that it would break my role-play, a bit. Depending on the depth of the problem we'd need to fix. My character may be piloting a super advanced mech, but that doesn't mean they're good with electronics. Or not very good. Should they be able to fix just...

Nah, ah ah! That's not Torgue-like. Gaige is the techno-phile, there. :D

NOPE. :) Don't wanna make it too broad. It's supposed to be a halberd, though. And I made the other version, removed what is normally the hook-part (since I've read those were used to pull people off horses) to make both ends have blades, for what I'd call a proper halberd. I also made a...

Thanks! Initially, I thought about giving the head proper glowing eyes, but I went with a sort of v-shaped visor, instead. We should have lots of head customization options, as well.

Something I also posted in the Melee Combat thread. https://forums.emberthegame.com/threads/melee-combat.460/

@Ronyn et al An onmi-frame piloted by my femme would look something like this. @NightStroke The glowing parts could also serve as immersive feedback for sustained damage. The lights could either flicker, steadily blink or get dimmer the more damage certain parts (or the whole frame in...

It's only 8:15 AM, here, but I'm still missing the Player One title.

Well, vehicles, sure. And parts of the frame could be critically damage, rendering it unusable or severely reducing whatever abilities, movement and stats it governs.

I know the arrow-to-the-knee thing. Also, there may be a similar rabbit reference in...uh...Dragon Age Inquisition, maybe, where...if one kills a lot of rabbit, then a were-rabbit will show randomly show up. *shrug*

Well, if we use resources for modding and such and we don't necessarily want an equivalent of Crystite>Beans>Merchandise, then using certain quantities of various resources could be a thing. And prices should vary, in that you could pay for something with a bulk of other resources if you don't...

Liiiike dusk. Would definitely make the atmosphere better. Glowing, glowing, glowing things. Glowing us. Glowing puss. Glowing moss. I wanna avoid the word "twilight". Even though I like it, it has unfortunate connotation, because of that effing sparkly vampire series.

Blow 'em up! We don't need 'em!

I may be forgetting something from Borderlands, but...I still don't get the rabbit reference. *the explosion noise from @Torgue_Joey 's head exploding*

YEP. Well, not to all of those. You wouldn't explode, your frame would need lots of very costly repairs that, even if you had a lot of resources, you might not necessarily have all you need for a full repair and you would have to go on a bit of a scavanger hunt in areas you can handle with a...

In Firefall, I actually liked the way the frame could sustain damage and without repairs it suffered increasingly more. We've already talked about equipment degradation and that breaking shouldn't be a thing. And perhaps worsening damage-resistance/increased susceptibility to damage...

Well, @Grummz, I think, already pointed out there won't be many interior and indoor areas. We won't be spelunking in caves as much as had to in FF. And depending the vertical size of the game-world, we might not have too much of an issue with determining the elevation objectives will be. At...

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Ahah! Yeah. Been there, done that. Don't even get me started on that. Without the modding community, Bethesda's games would be mediocre at best. The Elders Scrolls series and Fallout series, both.

Thanks! @Ronyn Mmm....just had an urge to erase the weapon's gun-part, barrel...etc. and turn the sword into a full great-sword. Like a large gladius or something.