8426 Posted March 22 Report Share Posted March 22 First of all, many thanks to the emulator devboys who have raised enb from da grave and made the game, in more ways than one, far better than the original. I just wanted to say that the ten-gu don't behave as in live as they originally exhibited specific attack patterns quite unlike other mobs. When you were noticed, which was at long distances (10-13k-ish) because they had an unusually high scan range, they would move at speeds of approximately 500 with unusually high acceleration (the gate ten-gu would even warp at you; absolute madness). They also had a crazy turn rate, seemingly turning instantly. When the tengu reached you they moved in all directions around you like crazy and they seemed to have had an unusually wide attack arc - probably between 180 and 360 degrees. Many tengu types would immediately throw heaps of skills at you the moment you were in range, many of which made it difficult to escape like gravity link and device based debuffs. These skills were also jacked up as they would be quickly cast. The original tengu also had quite a few weapon slots; combining missiles with projectiles and beams. In sum, they were the ultimate brawler on crack. On the emulator they are quite the opposite. They are slow in every respect; they turn slow, accelerate slow, move slow, and stand still while shooting at you. Sometimes they even stay out of beam range to seemingly kite you. Their scan range is low and their skill use very conservative. I just wanted to share this so that I've shared it - if you don't change the ten-gu to their live condition I understand because it is already great how far the emulator has gotten. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
w3g Posted March 22 Report Share Posted March 22 Implementation of mob skills are quite different here. Mob doesn't seem to have a warp behavior, maybe it's never coded in. Mob's gravity link does almost nothing at low levels, but disables your engines at high levels when used by bosses which is super bizarre. Menace works the same as live, but here if you multi box then all sorts of crazy things happen when menaced. The tengu plagues have 5k scan range, the vicious variant has 10k, and the tengu inside unknown galaxy raid has 20k scan range. They move at about 400 speed. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Toaster Posted March 22 Report Share Posted March 22 I always chalked up most of the weird Ten-Gu behavior in live to the horrendous lag that would infect Cooper during live. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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