landsknecht? That was always my first thought with them. Would but a fun Easter egg if at least a skin line gave them all setting-appropriate, randomized, large pikes/swords/spears.
Exactly, you know what I'm going for here. I think it's a cool nod to Earth's military history--sometimes you gotta pay folks to stand on the front lines against a screaming army with nothing but a pointy stick.
Once again reviving my campaign to make it canon that 'Lancers' is short for 'Freelancers'--a reference to the medieval mercenaries who fought for any lord who would fork over the money. Perhaps when the Infernals invaded, the human defense forces (Resistance) hired on as many able-bodied front-line grunts as they could afford, paying citizens to risk their lives and go toe-to-toe with demons armed only with a melee weapon. They didn't necessarily fight out of patriotism or loyalty, but to feed their families, so the name stuck...
Late to the party here, but thank you for putting this feedback together. It's being shared internally.
Originally posted by ChillFlame: This is interesting. DX12 improves the performance significantly for the most modern systems. I have like 10-15% better performance in different games with DX12.
What's different with DX12 in this case?
Originally posted by Blarg1480:Read moreOriginally posted by FrostGiant_Jex: They are currently only used for Co-op missions.
This is the part that concerns me, hero Coop play is really fun. In SC2 it worked well with random people but really shined with friends.
But if Heroes are used for player vs player game modes it drives a view point that if you don't buy the "meta" hero then you will be starting out at a disadvantage. While I am sure that will bring people in who want to pay ...
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