How elemental damage works. (Destiny)
by bluerunner 
, Music City, Tuesday, August 05, 2014, 17:14 (3767 days ago)
It works pretty much like I expected, but some folks might not have noticed in the beta. I didn't notice the shield colors until now. I don't think this will be a big deal until we fight high level enemies in strikes and raids. The lower level enemies in the beta could be dropped pretty quick even without the damage boost. Probably won't be that way with level 20+ enemies and bosses.
Kinetic Damage
Probably a silly question, but are there any positive or negatives for weapons using standard kinetic ammunition? Or is it simply the "general all-rounder"?
Probably a silly question, but are there any positive or negatives for weapons using standard kinetic ammunition? Or is it simply the "general all-rounder"?
So far, Kinetic is generic.
In the Alpha there were penalties for using the wrong 'element' type but I never got around to seeing if that held in the Beta - I was always just using the correct type.
Kinetic Damage
Probably a silly question, but are there any positive or negatives for weapons using standard kinetic ammunition? Or is it simply the "general all-rounder"?
So far, Kinetic is generic.In the Alpha there were penalties for using the wrong 'element' type but I never got around to seeing if that held in the Beta - I was always just using the correct type.
I thought that the Devil Walker had some immunity to solar damage.
Did anyone notice
by kidtsunami , Atlanta, GA, Wednesday, August 06, 2014, 07:02 (3766 days ago) @ petetheduck
That if you shot shanks that were dead but still falling out of the air, they were "immune" to your bullets? I should have captured a clip of it, but I noticed it a few times.
That if you shot shanks that were dead but still falling out of the air, they were "immune" to your bullets? I should have captured a clip of it, but I noticed it a few times.
I noticed that as well. Not sure what that is about.
Did anyone notice
by kidtsunami , Atlanta, GA, Wednesday, August 06, 2014, 07:26 (3766 days ago) @ Yapok
Probably have a death animation that takes a moment as they don't go full ragdoll and fall like a rock. Therefor they must be "live" for that moment and still register damage in a way, but since you do none, it says "immune".
Did anyone notice
Probably have a death animation that takes a moment as they don't go full ragdoll and fall like a rock. Therefor they must be "live" for that moment and still register damage in a way, but since you do none, it says "immune".
Their death did have one of my favorite sound effects of the game, though :D
so satisfying
by kidtsunami , Atlanta, GA, Wednesday, August 06, 2014, 07:52 (3766 days ago) @ petetheduck
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Did anyone notice
by CaneCutter , Alabama, Wednesday, August 06, 2014, 10:41 (3766 days ago) @ kidtsunami
That if you shot shanks that were dead but still falling out of the air, they were "immune" to your bullets? I should have captured a clip of it, but I noticed it a few times.
Your sparrow would show the same if you smacked it in the rear and sent it on its deathly way.
- CC
Did anyone notice
by Kermit , Raleigh, NC, Wednesday, August 06, 2014, 17:11 (3766 days ago) @ CaneCutter
That if you shot shanks that were dead but still falling out of the air, they were "immune" to your bullets? I should have captured a clip of it, but I noticed it a few times.
Your sparrow would show the same if you smacked it in the rear and sent it on its deathly way.- CC
One little detail I liked was how I could shot off my sparrow and it would keep going until it crashed into something.
How elemental damage works.
by Kermit , Raleigh, NC, Wednesday, August 06, 2014, 03:28 (3766 days ago) @ bluerunner
Hmm. I assumed that the Servitors were more vulnerable to void damage. Otherwise, yeah. There's a reason I logged around multiple versions of the fusion rifle.