Neither is Resupply integral to using other weapon types. When I made my first Medic on this server in 6 or 7 months ago, I didn't even buy Loaded Medic. I just used all the other weapon types just fine. Ask Flak_Monkey, he was over at my house when I first played.I'm not seeing how this is relevant except to support my point. Yes, Medics don't get all the weapons when they spawn, and yes, they don't get all positive magic weapons, and yes they don't get denial, or any number of abilities that are useful but not integral to a character being able to use the different magic weapons. I guess having all these advantages isn't enough for other classes?
Also, I don't see how it supports your point at all. Why would Medics want to lose their Medic Weapon in order to maybe have some magic weapons that they will lose the instant they die? Medics are guaranteed a Magic weapon with Infinity ammo and the ability to heal. Why trade that to perhaps have a chance of using some other weapon types?
Ok then. I don't understand the reasoning behind your argument. Your arguing for something that you don't even believe.Pretty much agreed there. That's why I'm not seriously proposing any such changes.
They have Unlimited ammo, the ability to heal themselves to +150, and incredible damage reduction. What more do they need to function?I'd disagree with you that the Medic class "functions as well as any other class" though. It just isn't dysfunctional enough to warrant the work that would be needed to change it.
I disagree, as long as the level and stat caps are low, it can be incredibly fun.Yes, but 100% of good people agree that using RPG with non-equally levelled characters in competitive gametypes is crap. I remember when I was playing on Disastrous Consequences, I had a low level character when they voted on a vCTF map. Level 25 vs. level 200 character, hmm. Probably one of the least enjoyable UT2004 experiences I've had.
I'm not close minded about developing the server. I'm just opposed in every way to the idea that Bomzin mentioned. Also, your final statement is lost on me.I don't think being closed-minded to exploring potential future development is altogether that helpful, but I guess it's better than having to listen to constant bitching about favoritism.