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My
problem
with
ulti
is
the
"sudden
death
out
of
nowhere"
-
nature
of
it
because
that
creates
the
"minefield
psycological
impact":
"I
don't
dare
to
go
out
because
there
might
be
mines,
so
I'll
just
stay
put"
-
the
impact
is
the
same
regardless
of
whether
there
actually
are
mines/ultis
or
not.
Because
you
can't
see
it,
you
must
always
act
as
if
there
was
one,
and
thus,
you
end
up
countering
a
potential
threat,
not
an
identified
threat.
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1 |
My
problem
with
ulti
is
the
"sudden
death
out
of
nowhere"
-
nature
of
it
because
that
creates
the
"minefield
psycological
impact":
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You have to be at all times like making a decision to go out on a minefield, "I don't dare to go out because there might be mines, so I'll just stay put" - the impact is the same regardless of whether there actually are mines/ultis or not. Because you can't see it, you must always act as if there was one, and thus, you end up countering a potential threat, not an identified threat. That's waste of resources.
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Basically, the existence of Ultis discourages risk taking and makes the gameplay more cautious and static. That's a bad thing.
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5 |
Basically, the existence of Ultis discourages risk taking and makes the gameplay more cautious and static. That's a bad thing.
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Ultimatum is an unfun unit