That is glorious I want this now...AN idea for the Vessel Net: Instead of being almost exactly like the Nettleburst, each segment would have a chance to split into two different paths, causing the projectile to branch out and have a cool, forking attack style. Like so:
*snip too awsome to be reposted*
You could say we need to branch away from using duplicate attack patterns for Biome Chest weapons.
Or we can just have a different kind of ammo entirely. Life-steal is too much for pre-HM, which is why it's PP.
Umm... there are already vampire knives.... These are biome chest ideas... They were just expanding to every class
Sorry, man, but... the original idea was for new biome weapons. You know, things obtained from the dungeon's biome chests. Not craftable.
the harpoon is a ranged weapon, so the meat hook thing could also be a ranged weapon too, a meaty hook gun seems to fit the crimson well.
I suppose the developers could go with that... but doesn't the idea of an infinite arrow excite you, just a little?
no.
In my opinion this arrow is too underpowered and this item need some changes. The mobs, while a moon event is active, drop very often hearts. So why do it want more?
Bloodlust Arrow (Named by SzGamer227)
16 ranged damage
100% change to not be consumed
Every shot fired drains 1 HP from the user (unless ammo conservation activated). However, each arrow has a 5% chance of forcing the target to drop a single heart upon death.
I dont want to imagine how it would be if i had this item with my mage-lifedrain armor. It hits multiple enemys (took it from vilethorn) 5-7 times with 33 dmg = min. 200dmg per mob, it has a
Vessel Net
33 magic damage
Average speed
Casts a network of noclipping blood vessels that hit multiple times, almost exactly like a Nettle Burst. Every hit has a 5% chance of forcing the target to drop an additional heart (up to 10). When the enemy dies, a small pulsating organ (like a miniature Demon Heart) is left in its place, and three seconds after the organ is created, it can be attacked and popped to claim those hearts.
I dont want to go through this thread so please add the details in your post and i think i can easily chancel this hunger effect by right clicking on this minion-buff.
Vampire Staff (Original idea by SzGamer227)
42 summon damage
Summons vampire bats that steal life from enemies. However, a wielder who does not steal health quickly enough starts to slowly die of hunger.
See the thread for exact details.
I could change it so it gets its chance to drop its heart on a hit, I suppose. We'll see what other people think.
You could make that same argument for the Heat Ray, or Stake Launcher, or most endgame weapons. In fact, it's quite a bit weaker than the Heat Ray in certain situations: shorter range, and more affected by enemy defense. Its advantage lies in wall penetration, but that's mostly it.I dont want to imagine how it would be if i had this item with my mage-lifedrain armor. It hits multiple enemys (took it from vilethorn) 5-7 times with 33 dmg = min. 200dmg per mob, is has a
big aoe
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and can go through 5 or more blocks. Well i think this is very op.
I don't want to put the details in this thread because the Vampire Staff is SzGamer227's idea, not mine. But I will tell you that SzGamer227 isn't so shortsighted. From the beginning, it has been impossible to cancel the minion-buff to cancel Starving. Because Starving is not a buff. It's a debuff. That's the problem with jumping to accusations when you don't even have all the information.
Can you read? Does the Rainbow Gun pass through walls? Is the Vessel Net affected by gravity? The answer to all three of those questions is "no".
100% change? XD
I don't really understand that statement, but I don't view it as much of a threat, either. Anyways, the Vessel Net doesn't have direct lifesteal; it only gives some hearts after the target is dead. So it doesn't do much for boss fights, which most of game progression is centered around anyways.
Dude. Do you realize that the game mechanics aren't set in stone? If it's necessary, for balance, to make the minion buff impossible to cancel when starving, then it can be done. Right clicking won't do anything unless you aren't starving. Was that so terribly hard? Don't talk to me about not knowing game mechanics. Because, seeing from your incoherent attempts at communication, you don't seem to understand them much yourself.Than ask this guy. From the beginning, it has been possible to cancel the "minion-buff" to cancel Starving. I know that "starving" is not a buff but this "minion-buff" is.
Thats the problem with jumping to accusations when you don't even know the game mechanics. If you got this starving debuff you will lose hp till what? - till your minions give you life BUT when you got the debuff and your minion are not there anymore what will happen then? You will die? So everytime i spawn them i know i must have these active till i die or to die by rightclicking this "minion-buff".
This actually isn't like the Rainbow Gun at all. It's like an upgrade to the Nettle Burst, if anything. You're really stretching things in your attempt to dump on this idea, aren't you?
I can deal with criticism even from the likes of you. Because, in case you haven't realized, your argument has been picked to pieces like fall-off-the-bone ribs. When I am faced with criticism that consists of stupid arguments, it's impossible to refute it without offending the source of that criticism. Sorry.
Well tryed that but, yeah...
