BATTLETECH URBAN WARFARE 3025 EXTENDED MOD
BATTLETECH URBAN WARFARE 3025 EXTENDED MODS

I get this shot basically for free, as I almost never need to sprint to put the battle where I want it. When it does work, it takes one of their machines off the board before the enemy has fired his first shot. I can't always line up the shot, and when I do, it only works about one in six times. (Or, if I don't need Breaching shot, I'll leave the LL+10s turned on, but that's less common) One of my pilots sensor-locks something that looks interesting, and I take a breaching shot with the Gauss rifle. It does head-killing damage at extreme range, so it's a nice opener- we've made contact, we're maneuvering to play this game on my terms, but we don't have eyes on the enemy. Seems like all the called headshots cause a complete mech miss for me, hence the lighter load for the King Crab. I like the Gauss for anything but headshots.

BATTLETECH URBAN WARFARE 3025 EXTENDED MOD

Nothing feels radically different but LRMs are no longer the most menacing thing out there (just run into a forest for 20% damage reduction).again, with only 3 hours of experience in the mod will find out more later So this I like, they tweaked damage of weapons so the game just 'feels' different. Read through the options, choose to keep everything on 'Normal' since hardcore stuff was REALLY hardcore. Similar difficulty to Extended 3025 but with higher skill ceilingĭifficulty Levels, including 'Simulation' which is hard + more hardcore Simulation aspects/challenges

Things do 'feel' a little easier out the gate (started with 900K in cash to cover mech repairs), will let you know how end game feels if I ever make it there. I think the upgrades affect different things/provide different bonuses but I haven't unlocked enough to really knowĭifficulty moved away from start, more to end game Also, pilots have combat fatigue after missions and should recover to keep their stats maxed during combat (I don't recall fatigue being a thing in vanilla). If a pilot totally panics there's a chance they will self-eject. Pilots will stress out or get extra confident during a mission affecting how well they perform subsequent turns. Pilot-specific backstories impact specific quirks, like a pilot being in a pirate gang gives you a payout bonus for pirate offered missions. Mech variants have quirks, like being easier to maintain, have a bit more stability at the cost of something else, etc The map is supposed to change as factions push boundaries on the map happens once a month and you taking contracts on the frontiers impact the overall progress of faction wars. Oh well.Commander's Edition can be played in Campaign by removing the Galaxy at War and the Inner Sphere Map mod, although it is not balanced for it, and it is not advised or supported. Quite the buzz-kill, limiting a bunch of mechs to campaign/career. So they like the atlas II will not show up there Those are Royal variants or advanced tech.

Should these mechs be included in the vanilla game and in the skirmish mech-bay? Or are they campaign/career only and do they need some of the expansions? And can modding attempts interfere with the new update? Also, I own the Heavy Metal expansion, but not Flashpoint and Urban Warfare.

BATTLETECH URBAN WARFARE 3025 EXTENDED MODS

Now, I've been playing around with mods (unsuccessfully) trying to add those mechs before, but after failing, I disabled mod support. The recent changelog shows a number of new mechs added, yet most of them don't appear in the skirmish Mech-bay. Originally posted by The nameless Commander:Since the GOG forums are dead, I'll have to ask here:

Battletech urban warfare 3025 extended