The Mobula

[N-Sunderland]

-35% fire rate

[HamsterIV]

Shouldn't that be "[censored]% [censored] [censored]"  ?

[N-Sunderland]

Meh, might as well let that go. After all, everybody knows that the lumber got a massive projectile speed buff and that heavy clip was nerfed at this point.

[Sammy B. T.]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminal_velocity

=p

EDIT: To clarify, a bowling ball falls faster than a feather in an atmosphere, yes? Same principle.

A bowling ball falls faster due to wind resistance.  Weight does not affect this.  A rubber ball and a lead ball the same size will fall at the same speed.  Same sould be for a mine and a heavy mine. Read  your own article.

[Veyka]

Meh, might as well let that go. After all, everybody knows that the lumber got a massive projectile speed buff and that heavy clip was nerfed at this point.

Projectile speed increase, aka a nerf at close range as it will raise the effective arm time, and considering incendiary ammo doesn't slow as much anymore that plus the fire buff and we might see flame weapons becoming more common.

[LordFunPants]

i have to admit, seeing the mine launcher and mobula released side by side, . i knew it was going to be a "Bad" thing. . in the sense that everyone always goes to the new stuff, . . and mobula + mines is a tricky tactic to make work though, setting the engine in reverse and laying a wall of mines from 4 launchers was always something i wanted to see

[N-Sunderland]

Meh, might as well let that go. After all, everybody knows that the lumber got a massive projectile speed buff and that heavy clip was nerfed at this point.

Projectile speed increase, aka a nerf at close range as it will raise the effective arm time, and considering incendiary ammo doesn't slow as much anymore that plus the fire buff and we might see flame weapons becoming more common.

Yeah, the moment I noticed the speed increase I thought "OMG, arming time". In fact, I first noticed the nerd when I was making sure that the lumberjack OHKOed the mine's balloon. I fired a mine, backed up quite a bit (out of old arming time), and fired an entire clip to no effect.

I spent a few seconds completely baffled as to why the gat did more to that balloon than the lumber, and then I fired a projectile high... And... Yikes.

Were flames buffed in this patch? I didn't check.

[Veyka]

Meh, might as well let that go. After all, everybody knows that the lumber got a massive projectile speed buff and that heavy clip was nerfed at this point.

Projectile speed increase, aka a nerf at close range as it will raise the effective arm time, and considering incendiary ammo doesn't slow as much anymore that plus the fire buff and we might see flame weapons becoming more common.

Yeah, the moment I noticed the speed increase I thought "OMG, arming time". In fact, I first noticed the nerd when I was making sure that the lumberjack OHKOed the mine's balloon. I fired a mine, backed up quite a bit (out of old arming time), and fired an entire clip to no effect.

I spent a few seconds completely baffled as to why the gat did more to that balloon than the lumber, and then I fired a projectile high... And... Yikes.

Were flames buffed in this patch? I didn't check.

You can't extinguish on cooldown anymore, thus fire buff, backing up while chucking out mines, that would be crazy, if people ran into them

Dust clouds and tar clouds filled with mines anyone?

[N-Sunderland]

No more extinguish on cooldown? The hell? Fire will be massively, stupidly OP. There's no way that it'll be possible for extinguishes to keep up with flamethrowers.

[Imagine]

What? No way.

If that's true, there's actually zero reason to extinguish any more at all (unless the cooldown timer for it becomes like... half of what it is now).

[N-Sunderland]

Hopefully there's some kind of accompanying buff to extinguishing tools, like a shorter cooldown. Otherwise the close-range meta will be dominated by Junkers with flamer trifectas.

Or worse, Mobulas with flamer tetrafectas.

[Captain Smollett]

Interestingly cooldown for extinguishes is exactly half of what it is now.

[HamsterIV]

You can't extinguish on extinguisher cool downs or all repair cool downs.

[Imagine]

Interestingly cooldown for extinguishes is exactly half of what it is now.

That's a lot more workable, then.

I'd like to see an increase to the amount of time chem spray stays on a component as another change then too, honestly. Otherwise I think it'll mostly be extinguishers for everyone.

[RearAdmiralZill]

Ok ok either make new topics for these revelations or keep it on the Manta. Internet attention-spans man....