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Pretty vague suggestion, and doesn't really fit in MB2.

It was my idea.

This is hard to do without being able to implement unique trackers. People would just end playing like surf or afk servers in TF2 to unlock things.

Complete revamps are how we got into this mess in the first place. All of the elements to make a functional, fluid system have been there, just not all at the same time. More changes will just take us farther away from what the saber system was intended to be years ago. Unless you want more...

Meh, I played around with the idea of a stimulant for soldier at one point, but it really makes no sense without a downside, which defeats the entire purpose of LMS, reinforcements or not. I don't think it matters what anyone comes up with, medic doesn't belong in open mode. If the goal is to...

No point in having a new class for one weapon.

We need to think about how this would affect the dynamic of the game. My main concern years ago when this was last brought up (and I was around to give my own input on it) was that it would one shot far too often, and if not done correctly would just be another useless feature added to the...

Giving commander another weapon that isn't a fully automatic spray cannon would be cool. Before I'd have been against the idea of having shotguns in the game, but now I don't really know why, if it's at least done correctly. But yeah, no to Arc, I think the class is strong enough as it is.

Neither would having a dedicated medic class solve that problem. I'll agree that a class having both a high ROF weapon and a high velocity, high damage weapon is pretty silly, but as that is unlikely to change the only other viable option is to just attack the root of the cause; that being...

Neat, I did not know that. Now they just need to detonate other grenades as well.

I also said that isn't what we want for open mode. I did specify that. :P

We can limit how much healing can be done all we want, but it isn't going to stop people from sitting back and refusing to move forward until they get topped off on health. It goes against the style of play we want for open mode, which should be dynamic and always moving.

The MB2 forums never allowed any of that flashy personal shit, like avatars, and signatures have always, for the most part, been text only except for a select few and even then they were all low profile.

It's no problem, just don't do it again unless it's at least related to the topic. Problem solved, closing thread.

Download all of the directx drivers, and if they doesn't work make sure your jamp.exe is running with elevated privileges. You can do that by right clicking on jamp.exe in your GameData folder, selecting properties, select the Compatibility tab and make sure Run as Administrator is checked.

I posted in your thread, please don't hijack other threads. The solution to this thread has been found, closing.

If you read the installation guide, there is a list of troubleshoots at the end; this is one of them. https://community.moviebattles.org/threads/installing-movie-battles-ii.36/ Try copying z_MB_BaseAssets.pk3 into your base folder.

The problem is both grenades are designed to be crowd controls, but fire grenades does a better job at holding the enemy back than sonic grenades do of providing opportunities to move and displace the enemy team.

I'll start rewriting certain documentation when I have time. That guide was written with clean installations, which are recommended, in mind first. Incremental patches generally include additional instructions, so I never included them in that guide.