Deathwatch attack

[Piff]

Name:Piff

Who helped (If applicable): Joah & Elijah

Event Name: Deathwatch attack

Summary of the story: Deathwatch sent in a sith pretending to be a knight and was sent to turn off global comms so then the deathwatch could attack the base

What was the result of the event?: The deathwatch killed many clones but in the end the clones won & did a lot of damage

Was this more of a role play oriented or "shoot em up" oriented event: shoot em up

[Thot Destroyer]

+1 Need more everts were we get murder 

[Merrill]

-1

Too many things were being spawned at once and in bad places, causing lag spikes for a lot of players. It was a good story, but the spawning of the Mandos was rather poor, spawning massive groups inside each other and inside players, resulting in instant death that they couldn't prevent.

[Drake Giovani]

-1 

I would prefer if game masters paid more attention to how well/poorly we are doing , ramp it up or down depending on our performance, the point of you guys isn't throw everything at us all at once , then cut it. Kind of like how other games like MW3 with death streaks. If you're getting clapped the game lifts you up a bit, if you're doing good it makes the enemies better to create a more fun experience, especially when it comes to AI

Example , the DW have just pushed us back to the stairwell>

What I saw
-Spawning 60+ enemies on top of us
-Not slowing down when 80% of us die

What I would have liked to seen
>DW takes over stairwell , make the stairwell flood a bit
>If the DW succeed , push them forward 15 feet


Its not fun when you retake an area ,then 300 spawn on you
 

thats my rant sorry for the length

[Acid]

-1

I pretty consistently had things spawned less than a meter away from me.

Between our weirdly acting doors, comms being shut down, and the sith chopping us down like a lawnmower - idk what we could've changed outcome-wise.

 

Would've been a lot more fun to have them showing up in patrols outside rather than absolutely flooding into the main gate.

 

Now we've just got to find out how 200+ Deathwatch made it past our base's sensors . . .