This is NOT MISC DISCUSSION IT'S SS RELATED

FUCK YOU ARE RETARDED


also, i like the idea of a boss that even the best squads can fail a percentage of the time. things should be haaaarrrrrrrdddddddd at the top.

No ship can tank Captain Kidd for 30-40 seconds, get real before making posts like this. That is a straight out lie and I can say so because I have been in Captain Kidd about 50 times now and done a large amount of successful and unsuccessful runs.

Poseidon was balanced when it was possible to stack fires on him to limit his use of the splash lasers, but something was changed to it, and therefore he is now harder. That change is something I like to refer to as a bug, and I've stressed the importance of fixing it, but it seems hard to track.

Also, you seem to not know everything about Pretender Poseidon and how the Tsunamis work, so nothing needs to be done other than fixing Pretender Poseidon so he is at the same level of difficulty as he was back in C1.

i've told you 6 million three hundred thousand and ninety two times stop exaggerating

The only problem with current Poseidon in my opinion is that it is a lot harder to keep him from using the splash laser.

a problem that traders has effectively solved. secret weapon method


also, im pretty sure everyone knows how to avoid getting hit by tsunamis by now. stop complaining.

Oh, I should add the other problem we found with Poseidon. He tends to drift out even when tractored; it's a really strange bug you have to see to believe, but it can turn a sure run into a toss-up.

You obviously need to learn the difference between giving out information and stating opinions. Stating opinions would not be in the lines of what he introduced his post with. I tell people off when they are off. And this was off.

If he wants to have a discussion, then the information and the facts he presents has to be correct, or else he will get told that he is way off. Do I really need to feed you with a spoon or can we drop this already?

No rule says so, but most common sense tells you that when you present a set of facts you normally should make sure they are correct, or almost correct, before you do so. When they are way off, you can expect people to tell you to get your facts straight before anything can be discussed. Is this really that hard to understand? I really think someone needs to send you back to elementary school, because this is normal understanding.