Imagine watching this episode and thinking "damn, that's a good idea".
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It didn't do anything. Usenet still exists and is active in some circles. It's not very popular, but it's as alive and well as it always was.
The drilling is definitely more of a close range weapon. Dum dum and buckshot are amazing. Though the standard rifle ammo does have decent muzzle velocity for some range. Like having a Romero with two Springfields on top 😄
Still, I can understand how it wouldn't be as useful for long range combat. I have found the UpperMatt to be useful at range, but I think it's because the MV is closer to the Martini and I'm used to leading that hah.
I don't really use the beetles, but the choke beetle does seem like it would be very useful.
I think smaller communities are more inviting. For me it's a combination of wanting Lemmy to succeed, now that Reddit has begun it's downward spiral, and feeling more involved in communities. Though I have only just created my account, so only time will tell if I continue to be active.
Honestly the more I play the less it works, so I was so happy when it did hah.
I am just jumping between obsessions at the moment. The drilling is so versatile! The fire bolts are great utility and I kind of turn into a madman running around burning everything (including, but not limited to, friendly hunters).
My latest obsession is the UpperMatt. It's pricey, but imo so worth it. Don't even use the shotgun, it's just a solid range weapon to go with dualies or the shorty. I did take it with the dolch precision once and felt like a god. A touch expensive for an everyday load out though.
Nice! God I hope they add rain to the regular rotation after the event. It's so much fun!
It does still get removed if it's your last trait. You need to "lock it in" by extracting and buying another trait.
You can also pick up a trait in game after death cheat, but you still need to extract once to lock it in.
Thank god for proxy registries. I love Node, but it's like using a house of cards as the foundation of a skyscraper.