Disk Launcher Nerf too far
The disk launcher NERF is finally here. But you're taking it too far. You reduced splash damage the farther peopleare from point of impact which makes sense. But you also removed additional back and side damage for disk launcher, and made it do reduced damage outside optimal range. Why? Is it so people have to switch to pod gun to get that additional damage? Why not remove the capability on all splash damage, or guided weapons? Why not remove it from rocket mortar? Why only disk launcher? And why make it the only weapon to do less damage outside its optimal range? I don't get it unless you're trying to kill the weapon and make players spend on the new one.
And I warn you against NERFing weapons to reign in new META. That is why people quit war robots. DO NOT REMOVE BACK AND SIDE DAMAGE FROM DISK LAUNCHERS AND DON'T CHANGE THE DAMAGE OUTSIDE OPTIMAL RANGE AND ESPECIALLY DO NOT MAKE IT A HABIT OF NERFING WEAPONS ONLY WHEN YOU INTRODUCE SIMILAR ONES UNLESS YOU WANT TO PISS OFF THE COMMUNITY
I saw a complaint on reddit someone just got their disk launchers max and now you're going to kill the weapon. A disk launcher's splash damage is why people used it, now it's going to be useless because you want to make money. And I know it's going to be useless becuae it deals bad damage without flank damage, unlike the EM rifle which already had extremely high damage when it was NERFed and it's still essentially a 1 shot weapon. Mech Arena is degrading more into war robots every day the thing many of us warned constantly we didn't want to happen. NERFing old weapons to reign in new ones is the reason I always see people say they left war robots. This is why I don't dignify them calling them games. Mech Arena and War Robots were not designed with fun or fairness in mind. They were designed to extract cash from people.
I don't understand the changes to arc torrents either. Nobody has complained about them since shortly after the pilots update.
I hope these updates are subject to change. This is ridiculous.