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6/30/2016 11:02:25 PM
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How does a 312 kill a 333?
Are you sure level advantages are enabled? Or what's the deal? I got absolutely melted by a 312 using a hawksaw in two bursts.
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1 ReplyHawksaw is a 3 burst minimum. You died by lag.
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1 ReplyEdited by iiiiKIZERiiii: 6/30/2016 11:17:47 PMThe difference would be something like this for a kill 312 Hits 333 with a Rock 2 hits 300 Hits 333 with a Rock 2.5 hits 290 Hits 333 with a Rock 2.75 hits 280 Hits 333 with a Rock 2.90 hits 270 Hits 333 with a Rock 3 hits The amount of damage done from every character is slightly different not a Super HUGE difference. [u]Obviously the numbers are not accurate[/u], but its just to give you an idea of the level vs level differences. As well the inverse for the 333 doing damage to a 312. Meaning a 333 would do more damage output against a 312.
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Edited by MissFoxyRubyRouge: 7/1/2016 3:24:24 AMThere is no power I went in with a green hawkwood sidearm and melted 335 players when I was 307 light just to prove how broken the crucible is hahaha and we won the match.
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1 Reply1% damage per 10 light lvl difference is basically bungies way of saying why bother getting to max light
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1 ReplyLots of bullets.
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The level advantage is so small if you are within 20 of your target so you won't see a difference until they are below 300 which I really doubt will show up alot.
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6 Replies2 burst? I wanna know what game your playing
