Hive Scum Stimm Supply Sadness

Warhammer 40,000: Darktide General Discussion
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I like having the ability to give my teammates stims, but the way you upgrade the stim itself makes no sense tbh and limits stuff for no reason.

Why do I NEED to give everyone 4 attack speed nodes, just to get extra movement speed? It would be nice if I could give some rending and movement speed, but if I wanted to do that the stim will have a 75 second cooldown because I’m forced to take a ton of strength and attack speed.

Or if I wanted to double down and get extra movement speed and stun immunity, without taking other things, I can’t because taking movement speed locks stun immunity. Why Fatshark thinks 30% reload speed is worth the same amount as ultra buffed movement speed and dodging, idk, but that’s locked too if I want movement speed.

To be honest, instead of making the stim I wanted to use, and think would be fun, I have to just take toughness and strength with 1 cooldown node, because just giving my teammates speed does nothing lmao. Also, because I’m using a knife; I literally would need a macro to utilize the attack speed.

2

I love the stim system but i feel it does need a bit of an overhaul. In connected news the stim crate really should not take your custom stim as well. Copy it yes but bein 2 seperate cooldowns

3

But then players would just alternate Kalma StimPack → Kalma Stim for ludicrous CD. Fully upgraded it’s 25% CD and +75% CD on ranged or melee kills. Then throw on Stim Dependence for more lols.

I agree it’s annoying when stimpack consumes a stim, but it’s worth acknowledging there could be a balancing predicament if it was just given two seperate cooldowns without any other changes.

4

there still is a balancing predicament because essentially to buff your team youll never get on demand use of a stim if you value your team over yourself. meanwhile your team is chuggin them where they find them.

5

That’s true, and I’ve never seen so many normal stims in a mission as when I’m running custom stims. :man_shrugging: