02-02-2004, 11:55 PM
Woo, been years since I've been able to nit someone.
First, WL's post:
2: The amount of turns before the next weather effect happens is equal to the number of people in the game. If it's a 4v4, it'll be 8 turns between each weather effect change.
4: You can see a list of each gold bonus and penalty at http://gunbound.net/game/score.asp
11: Sniper mode is the same as Slice, but it's supposed to be able to 'snap back' to the exact power of your last shot, providing you shoot with a power within a certain percent of it (5% I believe), but yes, it's currently busted, all it does now is add a small amount of power after you let go of the space bar.
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Alright, moving on to the Kat's post:
Firstly, your calculations for Thor level are kinda way off, but I don't have accurate numbers, you should be able to find them either on GBHQ or Planetgunbound.com
Item lock doesn't recharge SS any faster.
Again with the wind, wind is the same on any stage. All levels have their weather effects randomly generated when the map is loaded at the beginning of the game, so any level can get 3 wind changes in a row, and Miramo Town can have none.
When shooting into hurricanes, you only need to compensate 4 to 5 power ticks, not 1/4 of the entire meter. Upwards into a hurricane undershoot, if your shot is gonna hit it on its downward angle, overshoot. Note that hurricanes will absolutely screw over mobiles with weapons that consist of multiple projectiles (bigfoot, turtle shot2, raon shot1, etc), because each projectile will get swept away by the hurricane.
Regarding force beams and stacking; they do stack, but not how you think. The % boost a projectile gets from a forcebeam is proportional to the amount of time it actually spends IN the beam, not just whether it passes through it. So, for example, if you shot an ultra high angle shot through a force beam, or if a force beam landed directly on an enemy mobile, you'd do a ton more damage than just a regular shot passing through them.
First, WL's post:
2: The amount of turns before the next weather effect happens is equal to the number of people in the game. If it's a 4v4, it'll be 8 turns between each weather effect change.
4: You can see a list of each gold bonus and penalty at http://gunbound.net/game/score.asp
11: Sniper mode is the same as Slice, but it's supposed to be able to 'snap back' to the exact power of your last shot, providing you shoot with a power within a certain percent of it (5% I believe), but yes, it's currently busted, all it does now is add a small amount of power after you let go of the space bar.
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Alright, moving on to the Kat's post:
Firstly, your calculations for Thor level are kinda way off, but I don't have accurate numbers, you should be able to find them either on GBHQ or Planetgunbound.com
Item lock doesn't recharge SS any faster.
Again with the wind, wind is the same on any stage. All levels have their weather effects randomly generated when the map is loaded at the beginning of the game, so any level can get 3 wind changes in a row, and Miramo Town can have none.
When shooting into hurricanes, you only need to compensate 4 to 5 power ticks, not 1/4 of the entire meter. Upwards into a hurricane undershoot, if your shot is gonna hit it on its downward angle, overshoot. Note that hurricanes will absolutely screw over mobiles with weapons that consist of multiple projectiles (bigfoot, turtle shot2, raon shot1, etc), because each projectile will get swept away by the hurricane.
Regarding force beams and stacking; they do stack, but not how you think. The % boost a projectile gets from a forcebeam is proportional to the amount of time it actually spends IN the beam, not just whether it passes through it. So, for example, if you shot an ultra high angle shot through a force beam, or if a force beam landed directly on an enemy mobile, you'd do a ton more damage than just a regular shot passing through them.
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