PlanetSide 2 bases need toilets (immersion).

[Rago]

I dont care about Toilets OMG Why ?

[GhettoPrince]

haha wow,

Actually ,yeah, I'd love to see some port-o-johns around the outposts and actual restrooms/showers in the bases. It's the one thing every military base has and it sounds like a fun thing for a firefight...


"WE NEED MORE PEOPLE DOWNSTAIRS! THEY'RE RUSHING THE CRAPPERS!

[Talek Krell]

"All employees must wash hands before returning to battle"

/sign

[TaintedPaladin]

You can have an etool or a bucket.

[Monsta]

I will just pee behind a tree

[Sephirex]

Only if I can get my health back from using the restroom, Duke Nukem style.

[Figment]

So how many here for the first time actually imagined what it'd be like to have something as simple as toilets on Auraxis for how their characters would interact with it?



A lot. That's the point of immersive gameplay design and making it more believable and in a way funny. Is there an actual combat purpose to it? No! But it makes the story more fun.

Think of it as a road without grass growing on it at the edges, without lose sand and pebbles, without cracks, without scratches, rubber, litter. Without rust or dents, or other imperfections on the railings and lantarns flanking the road. It just makes it too good to be true and you realise that.

Bases are the same. If they're too lacking in "every day, common and imperfect stuff", you'll notice it's less real. It was one of the first things that struck me regarding PS1 design: it wasn't a world all that well designed for its own video game characters to actually live in.

Btw. World of Tanks? Has those little wooden toilets that are outback. It has dog houses, fences, used and abandoned objects, trains, wreckage, churches, docks, butterflies, birds, all kinds of small details you can interact with (read: drive over and destroy) that make the world come to life. Far Cry is also good at this. CoD has breaking of glass and objects such as vending machines where little cans pop out, which you in turn can shoot.

These little things may not matter to the actual fighting, certainly not if they can't be exploited to explode at the right time, but they do matter to make the backdrop convincing. They do matter when you're not fighting and just looking around. They do matter if you try to envision where you are fighting.

That's why... we 'need' these things.




Btw, imagine for one second the first time you'll shoot someone who is afk in the crapper and how long after you'd tell stories about that. If you played Golden Eye 64, you know what I mean!

[NEWSKIS]

So instead of generator camping there will be bathroom camping lol.

[Canaris]

without them how else am I suppose to shiv you in the bathroom,

[Infektion]

If they add toilets... I hope someone is funny enough to sneak a floater in, That's all i'm saying. lol

[Karrade]

The bitter realities of war, as the zerg assault a toilet.


I heartily support a last fallback to the lavatories in PS2, (camera settles after a bit)

[DviddLeff]

Whenever I need to pee, eat, drink or sleep I just put my Beamer to my temple.

[Braveliltoaster]

[The Loverator]

Originally Posted by Figment

Will there be toilets? PlanetSide 1 had no toilets. Hence people have always been full of crap.

I can feel my Eyes producing Tear's of Enjoyment xDDD thank you very much for the simple, but funny Words.




greetings, LV.

[Froglicker]

Originally Posted by Figment

A lot. Is there an actual combat purpose to it? No! But it makes the story more fun.

Think of it as a road without grass growing on it at the edges, without lose sand and pebbles, without cracks, without scratches, rubber, litter. Without rust or dents, or other imperfections on the railings and lantarns flanking the road. It just makes it too good to be true and you realise that.

Bases are the same. If they're too lacking in "every day, common and imperfect stuff", you'll notice it's less real. It was one of the first things that struck me regarding PS1 design: it wasn't a world all that well designed for its own video game characters to actually live in.

Btw. World of Tanks? Has those little wooden toilets that are outback. It has dog houses, fences, used and abandoned objects, trains, wreckage, churches, docks, butterflies, birds, all kinds of small details you can interact with (read: drive over and destroy) that make the world come to life. Far Cry is also good at this. CoD has breaking of glass and objects such as vending machines where little cans pop out, which you in turn can shoot.

These little things may not matter to the actual fighting, certainly not if they can't be exploited to explode at the right time, but they do matter to make the backdrop convincing. They do matter when you're not fighting and just looking around. They do matter if you try to envision where you are fighting.

That's why... we 'need' these things.

^^This. +1 for little things that add immersion and actually make bases seem like actual used facilities.

Why is there not a single chair in all of Auraxis? lol