So uh, I just entered a haz 5 mission to check out an OC I got and... 78 plague hearts :D
I didn't get any plague hearts during mission either. I aborted the mission after 5 minutes and got this. lmao
Hey! I have a few questions I'd like to ask regarding the game:
2.probably a much simpler question, how does attack speed affect the flame thrower? Does it just affect the direct damage rate?
Lees of a question and more of a request, do you guys have some cool/interesting tips/tricks that I should know of? Like funny glitches that can be useful or something like that.
What are some good strategies against the different bosses? Like I know the driller's c4 can be really effective against Hiveguard and the caretaker, but what about the others, like the other Dreadnaughts, nemesis, prospector, tyrant weed and bet-c(and I guess bulks)?
How do I make a build? Like, when choosing upgrades for each weapon, what should I be thinking about when combining them? Because I find myself wanting to take loads of ammo, but in the process I'm sacrificing damage or other stats(please note that I have very few OCs :< ).
Between different hazard levels, what changes other than wave sizes and spawn caps?
Which beer is your favorite? I personally like oily oaf :D
Rock and stone!
So a while ago - 80ish hours of playtime ago - I asked about tips for playing driller and gunner. I think I mostly get the hang of those two, but now I want to focus on the other two classes. Driller and scout are my two main dwarves, but I would like to know - both from seasoned scouts and other dwarves - how am I expected to play when I'm playing with other people? Like, how do I know when to use the flare gun? And also, which grenade is the "best", and if there is no best, how should I use the different grenades?
And engi is by far my least played dwarf. I'm unsure how and when to place down his turrets, and he just feels kinda off for me personally. Any tips on how to play better or how to have more fun with engi? (Please note the complete majority of my playtime - 100 hours, is solo, and I have a few hours I played with my friends)
Thanks in advance :>
Rock and stone forever!
Hello there! After learning history in school for almost a dozen years, I am left very disappointed, since the history taught to me at school centers mainly around my country, WW1 and WW2, which can get very interesting, but I feel like there are a lot more events that happened throughout history that should be taught. My question is this: what are some events(such as wars/battles, revolutions, eras etc) that I should learn about and that you think are interesting?
Thanks :)
