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Maybe it's not a good idea to put all these information in the players namespace. We are acting in teams where different soldiers could pickup and recharge the drone, depends on where they land. So everyone should see the correct battery state and be able to control, recharge etc.
1) There's a few limitations with keeping track of the fuel/ammo and you generally won't have issues if the player picking up the drones is also the one deploying them. We store all the fuel information in the player namespace when the player picks up the drone (as we can't track information in the inventory items directly) and load it when the same player places the drone.
I've thought about adding options to only allow the player who placed the drone also be the only person who can pick it up, but I found it to be a little limiting to fix something that is relatively minor.
2) Already been reported and fixed, with be included in the next release. Should only affect the drone items placed from inventory for now, so vanilla spawned uavs should continue to allow battery recharging.
3/4) Will look into both of these before the next release!
1.) The battery status of the drone is often wrong when deploying and pickup them, especially when a player using multiple drones or other player connecting to the drone.
2.) We are not able to recharge them with UAV battery with ACE menu?!
3.) When there is not enough space in the backpack to pickup the drone it will be deployed in a bag infront of the player, but only this player can see the bag. For all others it is invisible.
4.) The IED UAV seems to have unlimited ammo. When you pickup and redeploy it, it is fully rearmed again which makes it overpowered.
also, is there a reason why we can't lock onto the Fire Scout with IR seeking missiles like the Titan AA and Falcion-22?
@CRISPRcasanev, glad you like it.
1) thermal sensor and gunner position:
IRL it does have thermal sensors (product by FLIR) and in game the pilot camera has thermal mode as well. Reason why this is brought up is because the thermal sensor gives the drone AI, hence the drone controller, of target knowledge.
2) Visibility: the black hornet is targetable by MRAPs on distance over 300m.
3) Auto-pilot: if on autonomous mode and waypointed to follow unit, the black hornet will climb unlimited altitude if unit being followed stays still (I have a blackhornet following myself flying at 1200m and climbing).
And please dont nerf the drones too much? Because single players or small scale multiplayers need this, and the IRL ones are created for an advantage, aka OP.
It would be great to add a limited control range for these drones with the visual interferences appearance, as implemented in Crocus drones
(this is probably a hard cope, but never hurts to ask anyways.)
small question how do your display the droneRC laser sight into your NVG?
I'm actually quite fond of the current Drone 40 strength. But that comes primarily because my group deals with a significantly increased enemy force, and we have a role that currently needs access to an easily deployable explosive and recon drone.
If you do end up nerfing it, I would love for an alternative that is still as effective as now. Being able to deploy these with simple ace interactions and have them be as effective as they are is a massive benefit for my group currently.
We're looking to make some changes to D40 especially, ideally lowering its explosive power and adjusting its weight (its already 4-5x the mass of the real life product) which should make it a bit more balanced. As this is supposed to be launched from 40mm, we might just look for a different UAV platform to fill gap of something more heavy/deadly.
We'll keep in mind the thermals for the black hornet (the real life equivalent does have some form of thermals), though ideally its niche should just come from being small / controllable to traverse through buildings etc.
Black Hornet:
Overall, the Black Hornet is well-balanced. However, for such a small drone, I believe that removing the thermal camera would be a more realistic choice. This adjustment could enhance gameplay realism.
Drone 40:
Drone 40 is currently the worst offender in terms of balance. The warhead is too powerful, especially considering we already have 40mm RC drones in the DLC that are well-designed.
I suggest transforming Drone 40 into a heavy, hand-launched FPV drone that can still be carried in a vest. This drone should resemble 40mm RC drones from the DLC but with increased weight, blast radius and worse manuverability. These changes would help it stand out more in gameplay.
Honeybadger:
The Honeybadger is well-balanced and stands out due to its heavy weight and powerful capabilities. That makes it an unique addition to the game.