Graalians - View Single Post - "Bullets don't stack damage, and while at it, make them overpriced"

optimuswhat · 08-03-2013

When a gun fires two bullets and hits someone in real life, both of the bullets penetrate them and then they fall flat.

But in Graal...
If you shoot someone in the face with a Gummy Gun (...) they only get damage from one bullet, not the other. While using a PBP (Which is the worst gun in game) in someone's face, it blows their head clean off because all the bullets dealt damage.

What the...
Is this honestly being used as some terrible balancing mechanic? Every single new gun in this game sucks from this terrible balancing scale, but I'm getting off topic.

Why the heck do only certain guns have all bullets deal damage? Didn't Era originally want to be "as real as possible"? I mean. Lower the damage if you want, but this balancing makes no sense and is worthless.

We have guns that go for 12k and they suck. They're not as bad as a PBP but they're still underpowered and overpriced.

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optimuswhat Speed Demon Join Date: Jan 2013 Posts: 1,288	"Bullets don't stack damage, and while at it, make them overpriced" When a gun fires two bullets and hits someone in real life, both of the bullets penetrate them and then they fall flat. But in Graal... If you shoot someone in the face with a Gummy Gun (...) they only get damage from one bullet, not the other. While using a PBP (Which is the worst gun in game) in someone's face, it blows their head clean off because all the bullets dealt damage. What the... Is this honestly being used as some terrible balancing mechanic? Every single new gun in this game sucks from this terrible balancing scale, but I'm getting off topic. Why the heck do only certain guns have all bullets deal damage? Didn't Era originally want to be "as real as possible"? I mean. Lower the damage if you want, but this balancing makes no sense and is worthless. We have guns that go for 12k and they suck. They're not as bad as a PBP but they're still underpowered and overpriced.