Idea Cps clicking speed.

We don't need any more holes in brawl

 

1. this doesnt have anything ot do with ctf in general, 2 it would just make a lot more people begin jitter clicking, and jitterclicking is bad for u :l

 

The reason for this is because Minecraft doesn't allow you to take damage less than every .5 seconds.

http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Damage#Damage_immunity

 

As said above, this is because of Minecraft's hit delay. No hit delay ( or a modified hit delay at least ) is on war to allow all of the bullets to hit, yet when people hit with the sword, you get glitched back. That'd be a huge issue for a gamemode where regular PvP is the main type. This most likely won't be added because it would be way too op.

 

What he said. Also, those of us, like myself, who can't jitter click would be at a severe disadvantage while PVPing someone who does.

 

Because you want everyone to learn how to jitter-click.

 

It hurts my hand when I try and jitter click, so I don't. That last part is debatable.

 

I like this idea. It still wouldn't be too op on CTF because you can get instant-killed but it would be a reward for people who but the time and effort to learn how to PVP.

 

brawl is a business, making it so you could have a higher cps would probably require a better server (you know since you'd have to have it able to register stuff more times in a second). That means it'd cost more for very little real playerbase gain. To be honest I don't think it's worth the effort on it's own, but if it was a side effect of improving server lag through getting better servers, it might be worth it

 

Yes, to a certain extent. You gotta think about this not as yourself but as a new player. New players are much more concerned about major gameplay mechanics, aesthetics and community more than intricate details like CPS speed to this degree. Now, it is true that there are gamers out there that would like to see a higher cps, who wouldn't!? The problem is that I expect 95% of new gamers won't even understand cps let alone care about it enough to join a server. If you tell them it's better they might, but they don't understand. Even with that being the case, Improving cps from say 2 to 4 only affects the more potent gamers, not the newer players as much, as usually their cps is lower than 2 anyway. My point is, yeah you're gonna see some benefit in that regard, but it's inelastic, in that the amount of new people joining the server because of the click speed increase isn't actually proportionate to the increased cost (shout out to all the people that have studied economics at this point!). Now, if an increased CPS was the result of improving the server with a more noticeable benefit, such as decreased lag, then more people would want to come on, turning that elastic and making it worth doing. As a standalone thing however, I don't think it's economical to do, and I think other priorities would be better spent on to improve the server (unless as I've already mentioned the cps increase comes as part of a better server increase with other more noticeable benefits)

 

Raises hand.

 

everyone is technically clicking too much these days ya know? U have to get more mouses or mice more often.

 

Mouses?

 

Computer mice... I don't know if their called mice or mouses plural.

 

In minecraft all you really need is 2-3 clicks per second, since you can only register 2 hits a second. Brawl has nothing to fix, thats just a minecraft thing.

 

I personally wouldn't consider brawl a server that's dependent on player's physical skill to show people a good time. It's more of a who knows how to play this game and use this and that and whatnot. Recording more hits would just create a new factor for players to complain about. The only time I really believe this would be helpful to the brawl community is in kitpvp which with more recorded hits, would seriously change the game. Specifically, ninja would be the better pre-nerf chemist. With the amount of knockback people will get, the sharpness 4, and the speed with better hit detection, I'm sure most other dedicated players would rather not.