I was on depth 3 of the Iron Titan Gate and there was a part where the gun puppies were shooting missiles at me from across a gap. I didn't realize it until I got hit by one that I couldn't see them until they were past the gap. When they were over the gap they were completely invisible, or possibly too high for me to see?
Gun Puppies shooting invisible rockets.
Thu, 04/28/2011 - 19:04
Fri, 04/29/2011 - 19:08
#2
Impossible missles!
Yeah i have to add on to that, i sent a bug report when that happened to me on one of the levels. it happened just like u guys said.
Sat, 04/30/2011 - 14:49
#3
Sometimes when this happens
Sometimes when this happens you will notice a missile flying WAY overhead, so I guess the "ground" in gaps is actually much higher than the rest of the level? Of course, sometimes this DOESN'T happen so maybe the gaps in those cases were much lower...
Either way, I feel like this is a fairly major problem considering the huge amounts of damage missiles do, and the fact that a person's shield won't last if they try to block every single one...
Not to mention what happens when you've got a GROUP of players involved, and the missiles are coming at you during a section where, say... you have to slowly make your way down a narrow corridor full of spike traps. :|
Sun, 05/01/2011 - 03:59
#4
I just experienced this. The
I just experienced this. The huge aggro range of the puppy turrets doesn't help things. I had like 4 puppies shooting invisble missiles at me. Talk about an impossible situation..
Sun, 05/01/2011 - 13:35
#5
Huge aggro range, huge range
Huge aggro range, huge range on the missiles themselves, super-rapid firing rate, super high area damage WITH high chance of a strong burn...
Rocket Puppies are pretty much the kings of the entire puppy lineup. They'll be killing me more than any other monster even AFTER they get this "invisible" missile issue fixed. :P
Bump. I've had this as well. One time when the missile vanished, I could see it waaay below the platform. Seems like the "ground" it's traversing when crossing the gap is not level with the actual gap.