When you achieve efficient gameplay, you'll quickly realize most players don't loot that much, neither from lockers, neither from enemies, it is fairly common for players to do a mission really really fast (still not the fastest, but close) and after 3 minutes all they have to show to the world is like 5 kills. Lockers are usefull, they do involve more work than crates and so opening them is valuable at the start (new players might want to loot stuff and make missions worthwile from the start), other than that not so much asside from survivals since you are bound to the mission and can't make it go faster, so more loot is always better, in other missions like exterminates it's only usefull if they are nearby, revisiting rooms (aka backtracking) wastes time and if the mission starts to take to long to finish then the loot you're looking for may not be worth it and it might be better to kill enemies instead Making orbvalis obsolete may not be DE's best interest, or other areas for that matter. How much more " fun" does the playerbase in general have if they feel the need to open/break everything on the map when they didn't before.ĭoesn't look so compelling in context does it? What would it do for DE? Inflate certain resources? Not much more. So, what would the benefit be? I mean I'm a founder and I still break containers and open lockers for ayatan stars, so it wouldn't encourage any change in behavior for me. If it's anything that has a notable plat value, then you'd need to get finance involved.Īfter you've altered the drop tables and done a build you'd need to verify that the results match the intent, sinking QA time or dev time scripting a simulation. Well if you put resources in there that we find valuable that's because those resources are currently more constrained in availability, so you'd need to evaluate the impact of greater availability of those resources with all of the product owners of the systems that those resources touch and any efforts other Dev are putting in to reduce stockpiles of problem resources.
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