Anthem Dev Tracker

Originally posted by Zach182

Question, when you say Launch do you mean the 15th for early access or the 22nd for Official release. It would be incredibly annoying for those on Xbox who have ea access to deal with not being able to complete anything for the 10 hours they have to play. my friends were having this issue in missions as well and they had to do one of them 4 times before it finally didn’t crash. Essentially making the time and money wasted for your customers.

Originally posted by DL3MA84

Gotta love this BioWare team, always on point!

Originally posted by Calyus

I promise I'm not trying to be dense, but you're saying with the photos from OP it listing Armor/Health/Shield (Demo) and it will be Armor/Shield in live? Where Armor = Health the Green pool and Shield = Blue pool and the Colossus physical shield.

Therefor you will eliminate the word Health from live?

Originally posted by QuesoDip74

You’re officially my favorite dev

r/unexpectedmontypython btw

Originally posted by Diribiri

ily camden ty

Originally posted by Elprede007

Can you clarify what you mean when you say audio output settings? Are we talking about Windows settings? I’m not sure how to verify that my microphone is receiving signal in game. When I talk there is no visual indication that I am using PTT.

In Anthem there’s no option to select output devices, but in Windows my Default Microphone is my only mic.

Voip - On Voip Activation - PTT Voip Volume - 100% Voip Silence Threshold - 72%

I’m happy to help, I’m just not sure what you need.

Originally posted by macp1986

/u/BioWareJer

Tagging the audio director

Originally posted by Rogueshadow_32

A flesh wound? Your pinky’s off

Originally posted by Biggy_DX

Hey Camden. Have you guys ever considered adding affix modifiers to enemies so that they behave differently (similar to Diablo and other isometric loot-games)? For example, Diablo has a enemy modifier called Health Link on elite enemies that causes other elite enemies to share the same health pool.

Could add more variety to the game. It could also be a good way to balance both enemy damage and health gains per difficulty.

Originally posted by BiowareBen

My man!

Originally posted by BiowareBen

Let us add one more hero, who I think might actually be the one to look into this. :) u/biochrisschmidt

Originally posted by Cedutus

nothing carries over to lauch

Originally posted by CrazyKripple1

u/BioCamden

Explain this.... SCORCERY!

Originally posted by Menirz

That's a great philosophy to work with! Coming from a hardware testing background, the only times we ever (intentionally) changed more than one variable at a time was when we knew with 90% certainty that changing X would result in Y (usually from physics it other analysis).

It might seem like it takes longer, especially if there's a lot of iterations before getting it perfect, but vi usually found taking the time to do it right the first time is quicker than rushing, messing up, and having to scramble to fix the change and the initial issue.

I hope this "one change at a time" philosophy carries into balancing, since the thing I hate about Destiny balance is something will go from overpowered to completely useless due to them changing to many dials at once and not touching it again for months or years. Nova Warp getting the most recent example...

Originally posted by Kerrag3

That is the one thing that sets this game apart from other Looter shooters (who will not be named.) You guys actually make the player feel powerful and it isn't like a steamroll onto enemies, if you run in stupid on hard mode you will die, but you don't make us feel weak to the point where you don't second guess what you can take solo or what needs an ultimate to burst down. This is a breath of fresh air.

Originally posted by Buddy_Duffman

Just extend the invulnerable state of the ult to compensate.