Goonhub
12-24-2025, 07:15 AM
(This post was last modified: 12-24-2025, 07:21 AM by Taylorstar. Edited 3 times in total.)
I love torpedoes and hope they don't get too heavily nerfed or made so undesirable or unrewarding to use that they become a dead and abandoned mechanic. I would really love it if torpedoes getting fired would not only trigger an announcement but came with GPS.
This way if someone has a stock pile of say 20 the moment you fire one a beacon has been lit people know where they are being fired from and how many more are in play if they pick up a GPS tracker, this helps at least remove some of that 0 warning / 0 escalation that even I have fallen foul of doing and more than that it causes who ever is planning on firing them to plan and expect a counter attack in addition to a way of been tracked for any amount of torpedoes they have.
I don't believe a cap on the amount of torpedoes would be a good or effective solution to any problem with torpedoes because instead of torpedoes people would switch to 40mm grenades which can be just as devastating, easier to hide and FAR more mobile and arguably better economically in some cases and is available on all maps all of the time as oppose to only water maps.
This way if someone has a stock pile of say 20 the moment you fire one a beacon has been lit people know where they are being fired from and how many more are in play if they pick up a GPS tracker, this helps at least remove some of that 0 warning / 0 escalation that even I have fallen foul of doing and more than that it causes who ever is planning on firing them to plan and expect a counter attack in addition to a way of been tracked for any amount of torpedoes they have.
I don't believe a cap on the amount of torpedoes would be a good or effective solution to any problem with torpedoes because instead of torpedoes people would switch to 40mm grenades which can be just as devastating, easier to hide and FAR more mobile and arguably better economically in some cases and is available on all maps all of the time as oppose to only water maps.