Early Access version 114

[Starbrockle]

@KnockoffFeline

This was already the case until v.72.

Never knew.

@KnockoffFeline

Let me build a poll for you

Thank you!

@QuackQuack

Nice, I actually thought of that before but now you suggested it.

@PlasmaX

For new players that play high difficulty Meteor Storms, sometimes they can be destroyed from the asteroids behind them. Can you:

Believe it or not, I suggested the same thing, yet IA denied it:

@Starbrockle

for every Meteor Storm wave that has meteors appearing in the opposite direction (behind the players, at a very high mission difficulty), can you add either a danger zone on the entire bottom of the screen, or, at best, some text in the description of the same wave? Something like this:

Wave x of y
Meteor Storm
Watch your back!

I’ve just had this idea since I realized something. Players who stay at the bottom of the screen might have a bad surprise crashing into meteors that appear behind them (instead of in front of them). Not everyone always expects that ‘‘meteor direction trap’’ (especially new players, or players forgetting about that dangerous feature). Besides, at the beginning of each meteor wave at 100%+ difficulty, I always go to the center of the screen while using my weapon because I’m scared of getting destroyed by that trap. That’s why a wave warning would be needed, to know when to get prepared.

@Starbrockle

I always go to the center of the screen while using my weapon

@InterAction_studios

And there’s the answer to your problem

Still funny considering how fast the meteors go in the highest difficulties.

@Baron

It’s not, it takes a heartbeat to look at the overheat bar. Plus did you forget that there is a beep trail (and a sound) that triggers if you are close to overheating?

But what if the player mutes their audio and has spacecraft customization that makes it hard seeing the ‘‘Beep’’ trail? Besides, after the ‘‘Beep’’, players would keep firing their weapons while keeping their heat bar very close to overheating (especially with the vulcan chaingun during comet chase missions) for several seconds, therefore not another ‘‘Beep’’ would trigger.

Rainbow, what is this poll of yours?..