AnFangs

Thanks for the Closed Beta accolade! What are the chances we'll ever see an Aklato Vandal happen? Since Lato Vandal's been widely reintroduced thanks to ESO, and Aklato Prime's something that can't happen for obvious reasons.

I heard about that, and having tested between a test build with minimized firerate, and another test build with maximized firerate, I've gotta say, if there's an actual difference, you need a stopwatch to find it.

Are any changes planned for the Pax Charge kitgun arcane to make the recharge itself (not the pre-recharge delay) less, well, sluggish?

Why not make the archwing Experimental Flight option toggle apply to openworld archwing too? We've already got an existing solution to keep both camps happy, and it's just a matter of hooking in the existing toggle option to the openworld content. Why shouldn't the Experimental Flight toggle apply to OV and Plains? It's not like openworld content is going to go away, it should really be properly integrated to the existing control options at this point.

I have a question about this: why not just make the Experimental Flight option toggle apply to openworld archwing too? I belong to the camp that liked the change, as I didn't have to keep nursing my camera alignment, and it seemed like a practical change made in anticipation of fighting certain upcoming large flying enemies where having your camera alignment be automatic so you can focus on fighting would be a great boon. Personally speaking, I don't like the reverted flight style, but, we've already got an existing solution to keep both camps happy, and it's just a matter of hooking in the existing toggle option to the openworld content. Why shouldn't the Experimental Flight toggle apply to openworld? It's not like openworld content is going to go away, it should really be properly integrated to the existing control options at this point.

Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I know I may have been annoying in regards to this topic, but having had the chance to test the new 300m ceiling, this makes a big experience difference for Archwing in Plains not constantly bumping into the ceiling. Thank you.

Please revert Plains Archwing rubberband ceiling flight model to the non-rubberband ceiling it had in its prior Hotfix 23.9.1 state.

Please revert Plains Archwing rubberband ceiling flight model to the non-rubberband ceiling it had in its prior Hotfix 23.9.1 state. Also Boo. So my endo spent getting it to R10 has been wasted.

Please revert the Rubberband Ceiling for archwing on plains.

Please revert Plains Archwing rubberband ceiling flight model to the non-rubberband ceiling it had in its prior Hotfix 23.9.1 state.

Please revert archwing plains flight model to the non-rubberband ceiling it had in its prior Hotfix 23.9.1 state. The original Update 23.10 patchnotes try to present it as though it was just 'buffed' from a 50m rubberband ceiling to a 100m rubberband ceiling, but that's a falsehood. For the last few months that rubberband ceiling's been gone, which was great because that crappy rubberband ceiling was the single worst aspect of archwing flight on plains. And now you're bringing it back despite people hating that ceiling. Please don't try to present a change for the worse as an improvement.

Please revert archwing on plains to prior Hotfix 23.9.1 state. Please trust us to fly how we want to. Rubberband ceiling sucks, regardless of whether it's 50m or 100m.

Please undo. This was a cool, unique mechanic, and was good for status, and the sheer amount of homing projectiles it could give off made it very satisfying to use.

Please revert to prior Hotfix 23.9.1 state. The low ceiling was one of the single worst parts of using archwing on plains when it came out. It was disorientating and jarring to suddenly get pulled down because your altitude wasn't the "right" height along a certain slope of geometry. Going down a slope? Disorientatingly pulled downwards. Going towards an upslope? You're now colliding with the slope if you were going at any decent speed because you're not allowed to get enough altitude beforehand, because you just get pulled down, because you don't trust us to know how we want to fly. The removal of this arbitrary low ceiling was one of the single best changes to the archwing experience on the plains, and now it's been re-instated. Why? This is not an improvement.

Unfortunately, Varida's suit has been made worse. A large chunk of what used to be part of the hood is now part of the main body, making mixing and matching it with anything but its own hood more jarring. Nevermind the chunky visual style of the Varida hood contrasted with the originally sleek Varida main body, it also now clips with almost every single hood option that isn't a Nakak mask.