| stab/backstab | Mon Nov 12 22:43:54 2012 MST |
| Vor | | admin | | offline |  |
| i found what i believe to have been a typo in stab/backstab which
i will explain if people ask me and i feel like it, but what you
actually need to know is that both do a little less damage. compared
to the max damage of both, it's really not a lot.
also moved things around in stab so that multiweapons and bleed have
a chance to go off before instas, like they do in backstab. it makes
a small difference to nos fang, and otherwise is inconsequential.
finally i made a change to bleed a while back (2 changes actually),
and i made a small mistake in bleed on one of those changes, so
bleed now lasts less long than it did after my first change, which
is still longer than it did before the change (i should point out
that bleed does less damage over time so it lasting longer is not of
large concern. the initial damage is really the tuning point if it
needs tuning. |
| >stab/backstab | Mon Nov 12 22:44:50 2012 MST |
| Vor | | admin | | offline | |
| On Mon Nov 12 22:43:54 2012 Vor wrote post #40:
> also moved things around in stab so that multiweapons and bleed have
> a chance to go off before instas, like they do in backstab. it makes
> a small difference to nos fang, and otherwise is inconsequential.
> finally i made a change to bleed a while back (2 changes actually),
> and i made a small mistake in bleed on one of those changes, so
> bleed now lasts less long than it did after my first change, which
> is still longer than it did before the change (i should point out
> that bleed does less damage over time so it lasting longer is not of
> large concern. the initial damage is really the tuning point if it
> needs tuning.
i say it's not a lot, i should change that to 'it's not a lot unless
you have really bad stealth.' |
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