Clearing up a few things
Posted: 13 Apr 2009, 17:09
Last night I was sniffing around the DXAlpha knowledge base to reinforce my own and I came across a couple of things in the Weapon Damage Guide I did not know, but am unsure as to the validity. Three main points actually:
1. The base damage without any enhancements for the Dragon Tooths Sword is only ten, whereas BOTH the combat knife AND sword are an even 20. Are they really twice as powerful? And if that is the case, why does anybody bother with the DTS in DXMP? Why not just use the combat knife?
For most of the weapons, as I assume most of you know it displays the base damage, then other values where enhancements from Targeting or Cobat Strength has been added as well as vs. reducing factors like Energy Shield. Bringing me to points 2 and 3:
2. It lists ALL grenades as being increased with BOTH Targeting AND Combat Strength. Is not Combat Strength only for Low-Tech? Since when did it help nades?
3. When using a LAM or a LAW it lists Energy Shield as the versus aug that reduces damage, but not Ballistics Protection. Do both of them reduce explosion damage, or just Ballistics and this is a fluke?
Thanks guys. I certainly trust DXAlpha, just wanted to double check with all of you and increase me own smarts a bit.
1. The base damage without any enhancements for the Dragon Tooths Sword is only ten, whereas BOTH the combat knife AND sword are an even 20. Are they really twice as powerful? And if that is the case, why does anybody bother with the DTS in DXMP? Why not just use the combat knife?
For most of the weapons, as I assume most of you know it displays the base damage, then other values where enhancements from Targeting or Cobat Strength has been added as well as vs. reducing factors like Energy Shield. Bringing me to points 2 and 3:
2. It lists ALL grenades as being increased with BOTH Targeting AND Combat Strength. Is not Combat Strength only for Low-Tech? Since when did it help nades?
3. When using a LAM or a LAW it lists Energy Shield as the versus aug that reduces damage, but not Ballistics Protection. Do both of them reduce explosion damage, or just Ballistics and this is a fluke?
Thanks guys. I certainly trust DXAlpha, just wanted to double check with all of you and increase me own smarts a bit.