u/BlasterHolobot

So, last year I switched to a Valve Index after my old HTC Vive died. And while it is pretty fun to use, I noticed one very annoying issue I can't seem to fix. For some reason, the screen seem to reflect itself on the lens in front of it, making everything thats slightly bright completly blurry. I tried lowering the brightness in hope it won't reflect as much, but it didn't make a difference. Unless my in-game environment is completly dark, I can barely see anything and it feels like I have fog on my lens.

Is there any way I can fix this? I dont wanna open it, because im too afraid of breaking something (I haven't finished my technic yet), but idk if there are any other solutions to fix the blurriness.

Basically, I got an idea of a type of defence module called "Repulsions". Basically, these modules could generate a shockwave that can protect the user from enemies in different ways. (Obviously, its a reload-based module. So it won't stop projectiles continuously like an Aegis would.) For now, I got 3 modules for this category, each is an evolution of the other one. Let me know what you think!

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Module 1

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- Name: Subwoofer

- Rarity: Special

- Energy: 1

- Size: 2x2x3

- Function: Simply repel all nearby projectiles on both sides of the vehicle, as well as slightly pushing enemy vehicles without damage.

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Module 2

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- Name: Repeller

- Rarity: Epic

- Energy: 2

- Size: 2x2x4

- Function: Same as Subwoofer, but the shockwave is a sphere rather than 2 directions and the repelling effect on enemies is stronger.

- Perk: If the armoured vehicle is going at speeds lower than 20km/h, the module's reload speed is increased by 15%.

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Module 3

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- Name: Soundblast

- Rarity: Legendary

- Energy: 2

- Size: 4x4x2

- Function: Similar to Repeller, but the shockwave radius is larger and the shockwave gives a short speed and power debuff to enemies (around 1,5sec).

- Perk: If there are more than 2 enemies inside the shockwave radius upon activation, the module will increase the armoured vehicle's power by 15% and its maximum speed by 5% for 6 sec. The bonus can stack up to 4 times when 5 enemies are hit, but doesn't affect activation time.

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If you have any suggestions on how I can improve this idea, feel free to let me know! And please keep this post civilised... I dont want this to turn into a bedlam lobby...

When I started playing Crossout, the game still had the old co-driver system, which was available straight at the beginning. But ever since they updated them, im stuck with a ton of Intelligence I cannot use nor sell, because the new co-drivers are locked at level 30! And even with farming a ton of xp in Awakening, it still feels like its taking forever to achieve that level (im currently level 28).

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So im wondering, is it really worth the effort? Are the co-drivers really THAT powerful, to make it locked at the last level of engineers? Or should they lower them to level 25 or 20?

This will be an interesting battle, ladies and gentlemen!

• BeamNG players with 0.39
• Scrap Mechanic players with Chapter 2
• Half-Life players with Half-Life 3

Pick your challenger! :3

Seriously, most of the post I see on this sub are always about people saying that "X weapon should be removed or massively debuffed because it doesn't require skills"! First of all, skill is purely subjective. Sure maybe one doesn't have the skill of aiming a long-range weapon, but you probably dont have the skill of dodging shots to reach your target and destroy it, or the skill of managing your drones to select when to deploy it and which target you should pick to use them efficiently.

Second, I did my little experiment to see what the game's workbench would look like if we removed all "unskilled" weapons. Bring out the whiteboards, cuz we're doing some math!

Currently, the game has:

• 21 machine guns
• 21 shotguns
• 11 autocannons
• 17 cannons
• 18 rocket launchers
• 8 grenade launchers
• 19 energy weapons
• 9 crossbows
• 11 melee weapons
• 5 flame weapons (thats literally how they're called)
• 6 cryogenic weapons
• 9 minelayers
• 15 autonomous weapons
• 16 uncategorized weapons (3 non-damaging weapons)

This gives us a total of 186 weapons. Now, lets see how many "unskilled weapons" there are. For reference, I counted weapons as "unskilled" if they can be used efficiently by either a) simply ramming into someone and shooting or b) not requiring any sort of precise aiming. I chose these criteria because these are the ones that come up the most often by complaining players.

So far, this is all the weapons that enters this category:

• 18 machine guns
• 21 shotguns
• 2 autocannons
• 0 cannons
• 13 rocket launchers
• 0 grenade launchers
• 15 energy weapons
• 0 crossbows
• 11 melee weapons
• 3 flame weapons
• 3 cryogenic weapons
• 3 minelayers
• 13 autonomous weapons
• 3 uncategorized weapons (the 3 non-damaging weapons were not included)

This gives us a total of 105 unskilled weapons. And with a simple formula, we can conclude that 57% of Crossout's weapons can be considered "unskilled".

So, to resume this whole (and obviously too long) post: Let others enjoy the game how they want to.

>!If you wonder, yes I did waste an hour counting each weapon in the workbench and do the math. But I was seriously getting annoyed of this short-minded complain that seemed to have exploded for the past few years. I know this is Reddit, aka the most toxic place on Earth right next to Twitter, but still...)!<