Post by chromeada on Jul 24, 2012 22:00:30 GMT -5
In the level where you first talk to Malloc the rogue trader, the one after you have to hold position on the elevator, there is an invisible wall blocking the most direct path (the left-hand corridor of the middle section of the map). Its really a good spot for an obstacle, but there should be some representation so we (I) don't waste cp.
On an unrelated note, there seems to be something wrong with the way defensive cp degrades. It makes sense that if you don't use one of your two, one will disappear, and that seems to be how it works if no Templar uses their first def. cp, but, for example, if there are two Templar with 2 def. cp and a xeno moves within range of one, that Templar is activated with cp and the other Templar immediately loses 1 cp. So if the first Templar chooses to he may use 1 or 2 of his cp or none. After that found is finished the first will be left with 1 cp if he users none, no cp if he used 1 or both. I believe that is the proper way for this to work. The problem is that the second Templar is penalized twiced, at the start and the end of the sub-round, leaving him with no def. cp at the start of the second sub-round.
So to summarize, if there is no contact in the first sub-round of the xeno turn, def cp goes down by one. If all Templar with def cp make contact in the first sub-round, then they all have full control of both cp, and are penalized one at the end of the sub-round. If one Templar with def cp makes contact, but another does not the one who made contact functions normally but the other(s) are penalized two cp for the sub-round.
On an unrelated note, there seems to be something wrong with the way defensive cp degrades. It makes sense that if you don't use one of your two, one will disappear, and that seems to be how it works if no Templar uses their first def. cp, but, for example, if there are two Templar with 2 def. cp and a xeno moves within range of one, that Templar is activated with cp and the other Templar immediately loses 1 cp. So if the first Templar chooses to he may use 1 or 2 of his cp or none. After that found is finished the first will be left with 1 cp if he users none, no cp if he used 1 or both. I believe that is the proper way for this to work. The problem is that the second Templar is penalized twiced, at the start and the end of the sub-round, leaving him with no def. cp at the start of the second sub-round.
So to summarize, if there is no contact in the first sub-round of the xeno turn, def cp goes down by one. If all Templar with def cp make contact in the first sub-round, then they all have full control of both cp, and are penalized one at the end of the sub-round. If one Templar with def cp makes contact, but another does not the one who made contact functions normally but the other(s) are penalized two cp for the sub-round.
