u/RuggedTheDragon

The teammate in the video sounds like they're high, drunk, and lacking in a proper education. He decides to throw the game by going 0-25 and not caring one bit. This causes half our team to leave because they didn't want to deal with him.

I basically reported him anyway for reverse boosting. Either way, this is why I hate open matchmaking. You can be a really good player, but you'll end up getting the worst kinds random noobs on your squad.

I've noticed that the usage of the shotgun has been increased dramatically as of recent. I was curious as to why until I found somebody getting a quadruple kill with this weapon.

Turns out, if you equip the incendiary shells, it somehow beefs the damage and range of this weapon rather than weakening it. No other shotgun seems to be greatly affected from the attachment, but the SG12 gets a huge benefit out of it. I know because I tried it and I was frying with it (no pun intended).

Is that just something that's been around for a while or is it a recent unintentional bug that's making the weapon super powerful for no reason?

I really did enjoy the movie, don't get me wrong. I just wish it was more epic by having a massive arena with a bloodthirsty audience. They would cheer, boo, and chant as the fights went on.

MOST of all, the biggest sin was not including Kintaro as a replacement for Goro. That would have been a massive step in the right direction to introduce fear during the tournament.