John

Lots of variants of the Bolter variants that just kind of felt the same. And then on the other side of that, you have, like, your Halos, where you've got a lot of kind of the same category of gun. Like, you have your pulse rifle, and you've got some of the other things. But, like, they all feel like they've got this specific place. Yeah. And I just, I never got that from this.

Lots of variants of the Bolter variants that just kind of felt the same. And then on the other side of that, you have, like, your Halos, where you've got a lot of kind of the same category of gun. Like, you have your pulse rifle, and you've got some of the other things. But, like, they all feel like they've got this specific place. Yeah. And I just, I never got that from this.

Like, the game, I'll be honest, man, like, short of the double barrel shotgun, or the super shotgun, whatever they call it, which did have a very satisfying punch to it, I kind of felt like the other guns were a little weightless to me. And I...

Like, the game, I'll be honest, man, like, short of the double barrel shotgun, or the super shotgun, whatever they call it, which did have a very satisfying punch to it, I kind of felt like the other guns were a little weightless to me. And I...

Like, the game, I'll be honest, man, like, short of the double barrel shotgun, or the super shotgun, whatever they call it, which did have a very satisfying punch to it, I kind of felt like the other guns were a little weightless to me. And I...

Yeah. I did several times.

Yeah. I did several times.

Yeah. I did several times.

into a into a creature and then having it stun them while it spins around and then just going point blank with the freaking super shoddy and then just being like yeah i will tell you the chain shield for sure is like that tickled like that tickled all of my happy childhood stuff like oh yeah captain america and 40k i was like I must have this thing. It's so cool. So I'm curious.

into a into a creature and then having it stun them while it spins around and then just going point blank with the freaking super shoddy and then just being like yeah i will tell you the chain shield for sure is like that tickled like that tickled all of my happy childhood stuff like oh yeah captain america and 40k i was like I must have this thing. It's so cool. So I'm curious.

into a into a creature and then having it stun them while it spins around and then just going point blank with the freaking super shoddy and then just being like yeah i will tell you the chain shield for sure is like that tickled like that tickled all of my happy childhood stuff like oh yeah captain america and 40k i was like I must have this thing. It's so cool. So I'm curious.

Again, I didn't play at a higher difficulty level. I only played at normal difficulty level. But I felt like there was kind of like a basic arithmetic. Why I ended up sticking with the cycler, basically, was that you have an assortment of enemy types. And they will either have shields or armor.

Again, I didn't play at a higher difficulty level. I only played at normal difficulty level. But I felt like there was kind of like a basic arithmetic. Why I ended up sticking with the cycler, basically, was that you have an assortment of enemy types. And they will either have shields or armor.

Again, I didn't play at a higher difficulty level. I only played at normal difficulty level. But I felt like there was kind of like a basic arithmetic. Why I ended up sticking with the cycler, basically, was that you have an assortment of enemy types. And they will either have shields or armor.

If they have an energy shield and you shoot them with a cycler, you start a chain reaction where they all blow each other up, which is great. If they have a shield, you shoot them with a cycler, and that seemed, at least from my play, to be the most efficient weapon at overheating it so that you could hit it with your shield and then break it and it broke a chain.

If they have an energy shield and you shoot them with a cycler, you start a chain reaction where they all blow each other up, which is great. If they have a shield, you shoot them with a cycler, and that seemed, at least from my play, to be the most efficient weapon at overheating it so that you could hit it with your shield and then break it and it broke a chain.

If they have an energy shield and you shoot them with a cycler, you start a chain reaction where they all blow each other up, which is great. If they have a shield, you shoot them with a cycler, and that seemed, at least from my play, to be the most efficient weapon at overheating it so that you could hit it with your shield and then break it and it broke a chain.

For your bigger enemies, if you hit them with the chain shield first, it would stun them. And then you could just keep zapping them with the cycler and then also strafe off all of the lower end enemies without having to worry about changing your gun. And then for the bigger enemies that were armored, again, it seemed that the cycler was the most efficient at overheating their armor.

For your bigger enemies, if you hit them with the chain shield first, it would stun them. And then you could just keep zapping them with the cycler and then also strafe off all of the lower end enemies without having to worry about changing your gun. And then for the bigger enemies that were armored, again, it seemed that the cycler was the most efficient at overheating their armor.

For your bigger enemies, if you hit them with the chain shield first, it would stun them. And then you could just keep zapping them with the cycler and then also strafe off all of the lower end enemies without having to worry about changing your gun. And then for the bigger enemies that were armored, again, it seemed that the cycler was the most efficient at overheating their armor.