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Railgun M2 damage needs to be buffed and Tweak Firebird
r_I_already_won0 replied to Epic_Space_Mango18 in Archive
Well, right now, Railgun is super OP against same-tier light hulls and very weak against heavies. It STILL can two-shot a light hull like before, but now it reloads much faster. -
Right here, he is saying that people are reluctant to ban "christianss" the player. Not Christians in general. :P
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Not really, read the post that was addressed to. The player made the same mistake you did, and thought he was talking about the religion. I would just read the whole thread from beginning...
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He's talking about the player named "Christianss" "Christian" is also a common first name here in the U.S.
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What kind of discount or items would you want if we had a Holiday sale ?
r_I_already_won0 replied to Bydo in Archive
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Review [Special] Flash Flood: The Rocket Launcher
r_I_already_won0 replied to Blackdrakon30 in Newspaper Archive
^Yes, this article will have to be revised constantly as the Rocket Launcher is changed to fit in more with the game. -
Ah, now I see where the confusion and argument is. :lol: Let me clear up a few terms I use so you're not confused: 1. Drugs: Any supply activated by pressing a number key 2. Supplies: Any supply, picked up from the battlefield or activated by pressing keys. However, I will usually use the term "supplies" only to refer to drop-boxes, as a distinction between "drugs". Drugs are a type of supply in my book, just like squares are a type of rectangle. 3. Drugger: A player that consistently uses "drugs" pretty much whenever he can, or like you said, somebody who abuses the use of drugs. I understand you may be confused. Let me explain: If I am about to capture the winning flag and I press "1" on my keyboard, that means I "drugged". However, this action doesn't make me a "drugger". It may sound illogical but it's really not. So our confusion results from me using the word "drug" to describe any supply used by pressing keys, and you using the term to describe abuse of this action. So when I say "mines count as drugs" I am right, when using my own terms, because you can't pick up mines from the field, and anyway caught boxes do not count toward your overall drug total anyway.
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Don't edit my posts to change the content or I'll have you banned.
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Review [Special] Flash Flood: The Rocket Launcher
r_I_already_won0 replied to Blackdrakon30 in Newspaper Archive
Nice job! :) -
Oh, I don't doubt that there are many talented writers today who produce masterpieces. What I'm saying is that the classical form and art of writing is lost to the human race. No writer today writes in the same style as the writers of 200 years ago. It's a pity...
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I never expressed "zero mines utilisation" and don't know where you got that from. In fact, the drugs you get from missions and stuff were meant to be used. Everyone has equal access to those supplies. However, don't think that using mines is any "less drugging" than using any other supply, (and I hope you don't twist my words again, thanks) My point was that mines should count as drugs because they can enhance your performance as much as any DD or DA. The sniper example I used was not misleading or off-topic because snipers tend to camp and use mines, so it's the most fitting example.
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Also, remember the New Year is on a different date every year. :P
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I wonder where you got that from. I never, ever, said I didn't like Rio. In fact it is my FAVORITE MAP!!
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Lol it's about 2:25 p.m. here. :lol:
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Here's the thing that made Isida seem so OP: 1. Everyone played on small maps. Naturally a short-ranger like Isida will be OP on maps like Noise. It should be that way. If people played on more varied maps, including larger sizes (the battle update helped this a bit) it would seem as OP. 2. Drugs, drugs, and more drugs. Here's what would happen to a whole team when a single drugged Isida came close: It would go to one person, losing health while approaching. Then it would heal itself back up faster than the guy could do damage, back to full health. It would move on to the next person, sucking all the hp out and healing itself back to full health along the way. It was indestructible, unstoppable, inescapable. 50% self-heal wasn't OP. But 100% self-heal was just unfair, there's no other word for it.
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The Rio maps were taken away from hogging the servers and from people who only play on one map. <_<
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You completely missed the point. :lol: On my other main account I use M2 Shaft. I "camp" and "hide" and "run" :D My point was that Mines Count AS Drugs. It had nothing to do with Snipers at all, I was just giving an example.
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Post it in I&S ;)
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I feel like a human being, what about you?
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Yes, but there are many mine spammers who camp with Mammoth and Shafts, with Mines blocking every attack route :angry: They should still be considered druggers. I know that many mines can be used for Parkour, etc, but for the purposes of this chart they should be considered as drugs.
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I used to. I don't use that account anymore. You're still missing the point. It SHOULD lose to those weapons. It is not designed to be an attacking or aggressive weapon. BTW, before the update, Isida would beat freeze since the freezing effect was worthless, and beat Firebird through self-heal. Keep in mind that most players didn't think Isida was normally OP, but the OP part was that Double Power doubled the self-heal, meaning the isida healed faster than it took damage. Also, Double Armor halved the damage it was taking, so it would self-heal faster than it took damage. It was especially a problem at the Gismo and Legend ranks, where you encountered M4 isidas with 50% self-heal. Remember, the issue was the self-heal on drugs, not the self-heal itself. However, drugs will not be reduced in power (but hopefully extended cooldowns :) ;) ) P.S. please calm down a bit....
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