Basically, there should be a technique that keep weapons from being negligible. Or maybe I'm just thinking of the old system, where unless you had Metal Binding, any weapon your character used was pretty much useless against other players. EDIT: If that's no longer the case, then cool.
My character has a lot of Strength, meaning he can handle the recoil of an RPG much better than someone who's weaker than he is. Yeah, I can roleplay the hell out of that, but if I make it a character staple (which I probably won't, I just think this should be ironed out), and I have to ignore it when I'm interacting with other characters, what's the point?
Will XRS be just that, a weapon to compete with ki (although, obviously, massively inferior to someone who has it as a natural ability), or will it be a magnifier of someone's Focus stat, like Sync weapons?
I'm not trying to be a jerkoff, this is just one of the things that always seemed to get buried in the Dev forum. I know it's late but, it's not too late to at least add something like a technique that could account for these concerns.
My character has a lot of Strength, meaning he can handle the recoil of an RPG much better than someone who's weaker than he is. Yeah, I can roleplay the hell out of that, but if I make it a character staple (which I probably won't, I just think this should be ironed out), and I have to ignore it when I'm interacting with other characters, what's the point?
Will XRS be just that, a weapon to compete with ki (although, obviously, massively inferior to someone who has it as a natural ability), or will it be a magnifier of someone's Focus stat, like Sync weapons?
I'm not trying to be a jerkoff, this is just one of the things that always seemed to get buried in the Dev forum. I know it's late but, it's not too late to at least add something like a technique that could account for these concerns.
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