Maybe later I'll add a video on how to dodge the deformation of Banshees, Atlas missiles, geth missiles and Crab beams.
Ki-Shock: Damage Penalties: Unlike all sniper rifles, does not receive a damage penalty when firing from the hip.
Krize: the same applies to her, I should add about her. And it will already be that not only Ki-Shock is so special in this regard. :)
For_Morda
Perhaps it was like this before, but after some harshness, it was finally broken. But there is still a fine.
Because of the buggy damage dealt: a shot with "Krize" from under inviz ignores shield gates. (Previously, "Krise" on an ongoing basis ignored the shield gates, but in one of the patches it was removed, apparently not completely removed)
Updated:
- Added item 9 to "Some features and functions in the game"
- Added a complete list to "Hidden features of skills"
- Added all markers and activators of skills.
It would also be nice to add to this FAQ: what is DoT, what is charge, what is health, child geis and many other incomprehensible words to mere mortals.
Mr. John Shepard
Ok. Added "Glossary of terms"
AntiAbdulov
No need to be clever. Some terms have no Russian counterpart or are too long to pronounce.
Tell me the Russian analogs of the words: "Buff, Debuff, DOT, etc.?
fireproof
Excellent.
AntiAbdulov
In battle, it is easier to use abbreviations than yelling whole phrases ...
AntiAbdulov
You just need to use words that are understandable to all people, and it is very stupid to use foreign words when they have a Russian analogue. I understand, of course, that their use speeds up the writing of posts by 5-10 seconds, but by doing this most people only simplify their lives, and not for those who read these posts.
Where is it written that they have no analogue?
AntiAbdulov
You wrote about something else in general. Re-read your post and understand the meaning in them.
And in general, I somehow did not notice that in the game you are using Russian counterparts. You also say: Respawn, Charge, LZ, etc. Then why write controversial posts?
What are you arguing about, I can't even understand. Most of the terminology can be translated into ours, if there is one from the localization, for example, the names of skills and a description - this is how you need to write. And that is a jumble of incomprehensible words. Especially fun to read this from localization players.
Tell me the Russian analogs of the words: "Buff, Debuff, pillbox, etc.?
Strengthening, weakening, damage caused over time. I didn’t look into the dictionary. Someone cannot use Russian, or what? , these are not even specific words.
Terminology in combat is the key to success, any CS nerd will tell you that. And the shorter the words, the better.
Advise, what is better to pump from the Mercenary "Claw" in the "Armor-piercing arrows" branch. Tearing or Damage to armor (5 rank) (I decided not to swing the branch with stretch marks, I will focus on another type of arrows)?
And another question, the omniluk is considered a melee attack, so you can put a bayonet for the shotgun to increase the damage from the omniluk, but if you put the "Manual pistol stunner" (Adds an electric discharge in close combat (by the way, is it worth betting on Akopit?)) , then will it have an effect like a bayonet?
For these modules to work, you need to put on a batarian gauntlet. Arrow pumping is a story about markers.
Sed
At tier 5 Armor-Piercing Arrows, I put Damage to Armor. But you are in vain, abandoned Stretching Kain is a useful skill. The Acolyte is bad for this character, because there are few lives and shields, while the Acolyte will simply kill you.
Try this.
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