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Thread: Nade grinding may still hold out through the CU
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-crovaxian-
Sat Apr 02, 2005 11:49 pm
#1
So far in my experience on TC-5, nades have been quite potent..... I was actually grinding combat xp with em earlier. It may turn out that nade grinding is here to stay unless they nerf xp somehow.
dudeskis
Sun Apr 03, 2005 12:35 am
#2
what i think they will actually nerf is your ability to stand on top of a lair and drop gernades basically right on yourself.
acvoelcker
Sun Apr 03, 2005 11:27 am
#3
I hope the don't nerf anything about nades. Except the fact that you can take damage from your own grenades if you're inside the blast radius. I hope the get rid of that.
Irxosskisx
Mon Apr 04, 2005 12:11 am
#4
acvoelcker wrote:I hope the don't nerf anything about nades. Except the fact that you can take damage from your own grenades if you're inside the blast radius. I hope the get rid of that.
And this right here is why commando's hate nade grinders wish such passion... Gernades are a horribley broken wepon that NEEDS to be fixed so that it is usefull to those that use them in their proffesiion.
and as a weponsmith they need to be fixed so they don't take a week to make a factory run...
Dessimus
Mon Apr 04, 2005 1:36 am
#5
-crovaxian- wrote:So far in my experience on TC-5, nades have been quite potent..... I was actually grinding combat xp with em earlier. It may turn out that nade grinding is here to stay unless they nerf xp somehow.
It is still way too early to call. They have way more important things to worry about than grenade xp type right now. Personally, I am still confident that grenade grinding WILL NOT be around after the CU. I am guessing it will be changed to grenade xp or heavy weapon xp. Another thing you have to consider is that armor will be considerably reduced so even if nade grinding stays, you may blow yourself up pretty quick.
Darkknight109
Mon Apr 04, 2005 3:29 am
#6
I *highly* doubt nade grinding will survive. I filled 4 branches in 6 weeks using casual 'nade grinding. That is way too fast, even I'm willing to admit that (and were the CURB not breathing down my neck I would've done it the old-fashioned way with my rifle).
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