Wretched Gore

by **MagicManICT** » Wed Sep 30, 2015 5:04 am

Myzreal wrote:$2 to treat a Wretched Gore will solve so many problems, both of gameplay nature and a financial one.

yeah, it'll solve the financial one as a lot of people will decide to save their money instead of spending on another game, so they'll have a bit more to spend on other unhealthy things each month.

Otherwise,i wasn't aware the devs were experiencing financial issues after the recent report on approximate number of subscriptions.

by **ekzarh** » Thu Nov 05, 2015 10:24 pm

Aggroed 2 bats due to server lag.
Character went down from 200 HHP to 33:
52 Nicks & Knacks (whatever)
9 Deep cut (mkay)
11 Deep cut (mkaaaay)
30 Fell slash (oh, come on!)
68 Wretched Gore (huh?!!!)

by **Mashadar** » Thu Nov 05, 2015 10:32 pm

ekzarh wrote:Aggroed 2 bats due to server lag.
Character went down from 200 HHP to 33:
52 Nicks & Knacks (whatever)
9 Deep cut (mkay)
11 Deep cut (mkaaaay)
30 Fell slash (oh, come on!)
68 Wretched Gore (huh?!!!)

How is that even possible? Animals should normally leave you alone after they K.O. you.
I got knocked out by two bats early in the world as well, but only got two deep cuts from it.

by **ekzarh** » Thu Nov 05, 2015 10:37 pm

Was too surprised to make a screenshot of the moment

by **Granger** » Thu Nov 05, 2015 10:46 pm

I think bats belivering that kind of wound is a bit over the top.

Bears? Certainly.
Deers? Sure, with the antlers.
Boars? Have tusks.
Horses? Possibly, with a good kick.

But with bats it is overkill, like the rabbit from Monty Python.

by **Sevenless** » Fri Nov 06, 2015 2:49 am

Granger wrote:I think bats belivering that kind of wound is a bit over the top.

Bears? Certainly.
Deers? Sure, with the antlers.
Boars? Have tusks.
Horses? Possibly, with a good kick.

But with bats it is overkill, like the rabbit from Monty Python.

An unstopped yellow shot causes 75ish damage from bats. Wound types are determined by total damage given, with a bit of RNG if it all stacks into one massive wound or if you get a pile of smaller more healable things.