25 Things You Really Should Know The Finals
A revolver will deal 74 damage on a body shot and its peak damage to any target up to 23 m away. Between the ranges of 23 and 40 m away, the damage will ramp down until it finally plateaus at 43 m, and then it will keep the damage no matter whether the target is 40 m away or 100 m away. There's also not that much information regarding random events, so I figured I'd shine some light on that.
Currently, there are six active events in the game; some have been disabled, but the other ones are Deathmatch Retro Invation 82 and meteor showers. Mega-damage orbital lasers and low gravity: when the death match mode is active, each kill is worth $400 instead of $2. Retro Invasion has these space invaders flying across the sky and shooting down projectiles that will deal severe destruction and damage to anyone underneath them.
These projectiles will actually display a bright red warning before they're about to land, so you can get out of the way of meteor showers. Froze meteors out at random that damage players, destroy the arena, and set wherever they land on fire. Mega damage increases the destructive damage to everything in the game, including but not limited to things like jammers and normal weapons.
Explosives, barrels, or orbital lasers will start a laser at your feet if you stand still for two long minutes. This laser will pierce through a few props to hit you if you're inside, but if you are below enough cover, you are going to be safe, and low gravity lowers your gravity by a significant amount.
Amount leaving you floating in the air if you jump, keep in mind that thanks to this low gravity, any movement that accelerates you, like jumping off a zip line or a jump pad or using any other movement technique, will let you travel much farther than when the event isn't active. As of season 2, all explosive gadgets will now only deal 20% of their full damage if they are detonated before they are primed, so if you shoot a C4 before the light has turned on, it will only deal 31.
Damage, I previously mentioned the elemental effects in the game, but I want to go over some barrel bars real quick, as well as the red barrel, as any barrel can be picked up and hurled at an enemy. The barrel gets primed after it's been thrown and will explode after 2 seconds. Using a barrel when holding it will significantly cut down on how long it will take before the barrel explodes.
The barrel, like any thrown object, deals 50 damage on impact, and a subsequent explosion will deal 100 additional damage. Damage, A direct hit would kill a light after being thrown, shot, or just taken. Really, the gray barrel will start emitting a smoke cloud that takes about half a second to reach its full size.
The smoke will linger for 15 seconds, obstructing any view as well as dodging any fire that it comes into contact with. When the green barrel takes enough damage, such as a few shots or a melee, it will be primed. A primed green barrel will seep out gas, which deals the same amount of damage as any other gas, and will detonate instantly at a direct impact with another object or wall if they take additional damage, or 15 seconds after they have been primed, after detonating.
This barrel leaves a large gas cloud for the next 10 seconds. The orange barrel can also be primed, which makes it catch fire unless thrown against something or receiving even more damage. The barrel will explode after 5 seconds, leaving a large patch of fire that will set any combustible nearby objects on fire as well as deal damage to anybody inside of it.
The explosion for the orange barrel also has some extra destructive damage, which can be enough to destroy props or create holes in walls and ceilings. Likening their blast size and destructive damage to the breach charge for lights, as opposed to other barrels, the orange barrels will not detonate if directly thrown against an object after being primed; they seem to strictly follow a 5-second timer or Take enough damage to instantly explode, and finally, the goo canister, as I mentioned previously, will deploy a goo wall.
That's six times two goo blobs in size. If thrown against a wall or vertical surface, it will create a normal wall in front of you, and if thrown against a wall or vertical surface, it will create a wall emerging from that. While the game's tutorial is destroyed without being thrown, it will create blobs emerging from the canister with no apparent direction, and of course it's worth mentioning that any barrel doing a direct hit with any shield will detonate on impact.
At first, the movement in the game might seem floaty and weird, but once you learn all the fundamentals of how it works and all the techniques that you can pull off, it will start feeling a lot better.
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