#Deep rock galactic gunner armor mod
#Deep rock galactic gunner armor upgrade

It makes the biggest difference with praetorians, but most Gryphids becomes easier with stripped armor. If you can get behind a praetorian it doesn't matter, but if you are shooting from the sides or above it makes life much easier if the armor has been stripped, and of course it is far easier to reach the sides than behind. If you equip armor breaking, either your allies deal most of the actual damage, or you expect to switch to another weapon.

#Deep rock galactic gunner armor mod

You are sacrificing a mod slot to improve the effectiveness of another weapon or player. I think it was always meant as a two step process. I suspect I must be wrong, given how often I see the BC praised as an armor stripper, but I usually just kill things with it, and while blowing off armor looks and feels great, I've never felt like it was giving all that much of an advantage.

Mactera, Breeders, Nexii, Spitballers, Swarmers, Bombers, and Trawlers don't have armor at all, so that just leaves the Spitters, and there aren't really times where I'm leveling the BC at those. It apparently doesn't affect Dreadnaught armor either (unconfirmed, but that's what I've been hearing since u25), which doesn't leave many other enemies where armor is at all relevant. Shellbacks are an interesting case, as their armor is some of the most resilient in the game, but if I'm shooting them with the BC they're going to get fucked up anyway usually there's not even time for my team to take advantage of the broken armor, and -as far as I know- the BC shots themselves aren't getting any benefit from it as they ignore armor anyway. Generally they're dead before armor breaking really feels relevant. If a particular Praetorian is going to give us trouble, I'll hit it with any extra BC shot or two (or, when playing Gunner, just stunlock it until we kill it or get some distance). More importantly, they're usually easy enough to flank by a few degrees when needed, and I just don't think they're that much of a threat anyway. The face doesn't get the same damage multipliers as the butt, but it still is enough to stunlock them. Breaking their armor is nice, but far from necessary as you always have a shot at something vulnerable even while all their armor's up. While Guard armor definitely is a pain, most grunts will probably be dead anyway, and Praetorian armor doesn't strike me as that bad either. Grunt armor doesn't matter much except for Guards.

#Deep rock galactic gunner armor upgrade

While it mostly is meant for that tree of the upgrade track, I've played with Armor Breaking mods quite often and wondered if they felt better than they actually are in terms of real advantage. This is an in-joke reference to the 'unhygienic' lifestyle of the gamer stereotype.Originally posted the following in a thread about the Breach Cutter. It also drops soda cans and fast food take out while hacking. Rather amusingly the Hack-C Drone has RGB lights on its back like certain computer models.Additionally, the Hack-C Drone shares the same nicknaming as BET-C with the C turning into a -sy at the end (BET-C = Betsy, Hack-C = Hacksy). The Hack-C Drone, like the Drilldozer's head, is heavily based off of Bosco's design.Once completed, the Hack-C Bot Unit will fold back inside its pod and abandoned. Failure to do so will result in the pod deactivating forcing the players to reboot the entire system again. The Bot must be protected at all cost for a few minutes. Once the button has been pressed on the Hacking Pod, the Bot will reveal itself and proceed to hack through a complex computer screen.

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