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12/2/2015 5:20:04 PM
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Combustion sucks now. It is delayed and they have to be within 3 feet of the guy who got killed then stand still and wait for the explosion, then it might kill them. Otherwise IF they even get hit by combustion explosion it does negligable damage, I have seen values ranging from 12-75. Hos has 3-4x bigger blast radius and less damage drop off at the edges of explosion.
I dont know if you play gunslinger regularly but the aim assist you speak of is just not true. Not to mention that you are a glass cannon and have about 10 seconds to fire off 3 shots. Overpenatrate is fairly useless in pvp.
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4 times radius? Just like pulling shit out your ass huh?
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In my exp the kill radius for combustion is about 3 feet which i stated in my post. The kill radius for a hammer is at least 3 or 4 times that. Lets do the math 3x3=9 so 9 feet or 3x4= 12 so 12 feet but probably more likely to be the same radius as a rocket blast. Combustion is trash especially compared to hammer blast radius. You may return to your basement troll.
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Not a troll i just run on facts. The radius is the exact same. Just when a hammer kills someone the bodies float away before exploding. Play the game troll.
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Edited by playzthegame81: 12/2/2015 7:15:57 PMI can see your on a negative rampage today from your other comments in this post. Take your own advice and play the game. Go into rumble with your friends if need be. Splash kills with combustion are rare. The kill radius is much smaller than hammer. The radius might be the same size as far taking any sort of damage, but the medium and outer edges of damage are very low. You have to be practically on top of the GG victim to be killed with combustion. With hammer the center and medium distances are kills and the outer edge takes big damage if they survive. Also the hammer has no delay on the explosion while combustion the delay is noticeable.
