New suppression system

[Cyper]

In my opinion the suppression system in RO2 has always been an immersion breaker. It does not feel natural that your screen gets darker, and when you start to see everything in greyscale, when you get suppressed.

My suggestion is:

• Remove grayscale when suppressed

• The screen gets slightly blurred when you are suppressed

• Character heartbeat increase fast but gradually and can be heard by the player when suppressed

• Character heartbeat decrease slowly and gradually after you’ve been suppressed

EDIT: On second thoughts, this thread may aswell be moved to RO2 -> Ideas & Suggestions, since RO2 and RS will be implemented into each others.

 

[=GG= Mr Moe]

I don't mind it so much because it accomplishes what its suppossed to do and I react appropriately. I can still function but at a slightly lessened capacity.

I could go on and on, but I'm happy enough with the way it is.

If I am forced to make a suggestion, lessen the screen greying a little bit, but don't remove it.

I did not vote.

 

[LugNut]

Just increase heartbeat, breathing and sway to where it's difficult to return fire accurately.

I'm not disagreeable to how it works now, since it does it's job, but I don't understand the desaturation and blurring.

 

[GRIZZLY]

I hate the grey screen. I much preferred the system in DH where suppression was a flinch reaction as opposed to a cumulative status effect. It had the desired effect of increasing the difficulty of return fire but none of the obnoxiousness of randomly becoming color blind.

 

[Cwivey]

I hate the grey screen. I much preferred the system in DH where suppression was a flinch reaction as opposed to a cumulative status effect. It had the desired effect of increasing the difficulty of return fire but none of the obnoxiousness of randomly becoming color blind.

There's a flinch in RO2 when a bullet flies past you. Breathing rate is faster when suppressed, this INCLUDES the controled breathing rate, so that's much less useable. It's not just a grey screen either, the edges are blurred / double vision effect representing tunnel vision somewhat.

Please, if you are going to want to change something, state what it includes completely without just picking one bit and saying "It only does this!".

 

[Nylle]

Keep the grayscale, its nice and effective.

 

[pepihoh]

I must say I am not a big fan of screen turning gray either. It's not that I am against suppression mechanics, it's just that the grayscale effect doesn't decrease my accuracy at all, it just annoying and makes the game look rather ugly.

 

[Zakwas]

Remove the colorblindness and make it similar to DH or at least ROOST. Currently in RO2 I keep getting mowed down by a machine gun bursts from unknown spots, there is no way to say the direction that bullets are coming from and it's hardly noticable even if bullets fly right next to my head.

 

[Außengeist_GER]

Should be like in Ro-DH, it was the most realistic way.

 

[heeteepee]

I think it's the idea of unrealism for realism? If you get me....

The game has to be realistic. But it never will be as we're behind a computer screen. The bullets aren't actually going over our heads, so we need some extra persuasion and effects.

I'm impartial to be honest. It works for me. Also I think they're going to want the grey screen looking at the banzai charges which they're implementing.

 

[2dfrog]

Yes removing the greyscale would be a much better system.

 

[Giuliano]

Project Reality has a fantastic suppression system. When you get shot at, you definitely know it.