Post by AdmiralObvious on Oct 11, 2018 0:02:56 GMT
After reading a bit through some of the more recent, and older threads, I've noticed that there seems to be some pretty big issues with differences between firing a payload versus firing an actual projectile equaling the mass and overall shape of the payload.
Payloads seek to be many times more effective at killing an enemy vehicle, as I tested firing at a stationary station with a 5 meter thick sphere of VCS.
The payload doesn't bounce, it just gets deleted, and often kills the station. The actual "shell" moving at the same speed tends to he subject to the laws of physics, and can either bounce, penetrate, or in rare cases, get deleted.
I'm chalking it up as a bug, but I don't know for sure if there's even a possible way to fix such an issue at this point.
Payloads seek to be many times more effective at killing an enemy vehicle, as I tested firing at a stationary station with a 5 meter thick sphere of VCS.
The payload doesn't bounce, it just gets deleted, and often kills the station. The actual "shell" moving at the same speed tends to he subject to the laws of physics, and can either bounce, penetrate, or in rare cases, get deleted.
I'm chalking it up as a bug, but I don't know for sure if there's even a possible way to fix such an issue at this point.
