Zero kunai?
So with this upcoming patch zero can only deathmark one enemy at a time, why do you guys think gearbox did since this having multiple zero's in a game would be more difficult to manage.
Posted Aug 31, 2013, 2:33 AM UTC
So with this upcoming patch zero can only deathmark one enemy at a time, why do you guys think gearbox did since this having multiple zero's in a game would be more difficult to manage.
Posted Aug 31, 2013, 2:33 AM UTC
I think a better way to do it would have been that deathmark can only apply to an enemy one time, and further deathmarks override previous ones. this would prevent them from stacking with each other but would still allow deathmark to be applied to multiple enemies at once.
I think they should have allowed you to death mark multiple enemies but have a certain cap set in game so the damage bonuses cant get past 4 kunai so each zero can death mark there own targert but not stack up large bonuses on raid bosses.
Or even just diminishing returns.
They nerfed melee Zer0's multiplayer abilities almost completely. His kunai stacking with just 80% as a debuff was perfectly fine, and helped the team out to a large extent. Now it makes it impossible to run two ninjas as well, since the DM is shared. I mean, I can understand tri-quad nai being a little OP, but i think that DM is broken now, as much as many of Maya's abilities.
Several of the GBX forum mods have contacted the devs, and are going to voice their thoughts at Community Day. Hopefully this error is fixed soon.
We can only hope i really dont want to give up my zero and start with another character :/
They did it mostly because zero could mega stack up to 360% more damage in 4 player mode. They fixed it poorly however. Only one enemy can have a deathmark, no matter how many zeros. I know why they did it, but I don't think it was their main intention.
That is true being able to stack it for ridiculous bonuses with other zeros but i wondered if they could have gone about in a better way instead of making it hard to play with other zeros.