Puncture Mods

[LeAtlas]

Take for example if it does 0.8m puncture does it puncture a total of 0.8m or 0.8m to every single target in line?

[Parinirvana]

total of .8m I believe from the first target hits. 

[LeAtlas]

total of .8m I believe from the first target hits.

so from 0.8m if the first target reduced it by 0.4m so all that's left is 0.4m?

[Parinirvana]

so from 0.8m if the first target reduced it by 0.4m so all that's left is 0.4m?

It's like this: if the enemy is let's say .4m thick, and your puncture is at 1.0m, then after it passes the enemy it will go .6m more then disappear.

[ChaoticVice777]

It's like this: if the enemy is let's say .4m thick, and your puncture is at 1.0m, then after it passes the enemy it will go .6m more then disappear.

 

Mmm, that's incorrect.

 

Taking that same example, if the enemy is 0.3 meters thick and your puncture was instead 1.2 meters:

 

After it passes the enemy, the projectile can still keep on going until it has pierced an additional 0.9 meters of obstacles and enemy matter. If there were only enough enemies/obstacles pierced that 0.1 meters of puncture remained and there was only empty space, then the projectile will continue on going through that space.

Edited August 25, 2013 by ChaoticVice777

[LeAtlas]

Mmm, that's incorrect.

 

Taking that same example, if the enemy is 0.3 meters thick and your puncture was instead 1.2 meters:

 

After it passes the enemy, the projectile can still keep on going until it has pierced an additional 0.9 meters.

why ty

[Aure7]

Mmm, that's incorrect.

 

Taking that same example, if the enemy is 0.3 meters thick and your puncture was instead 1.2 meters:

 

After it passes the enemy, the projectile can still keep on going until it has pierced an additional 0.9 meters of obstacles and enemy matter. If there were only enough enemies/obstacles pierced that 0.1 meters of puncture remained and there was only empty space, then the projectile will continue on going through that space.

so it will have a total of 1.2 meters of travel time in anything rather than air? And also can you really confirm this is 100% true, based on tests?

[ChaoticVice777]

so it will have a total of 1.2 meters of travel time in anything rather than air? And also can you really confirm this is 100% true, based on tests?

 

It's been shown in Youtube.

 

Once again, bullets can go through the air forever until it hits something, whether it be an enemy or an obstacle. With puncture, a bullet will not only travel that same infinite distance, but also go through 1.2 meters of solid matter.

Edited August 25, 2013 by ChaoticVice777

[Aure7]

It's been shown in Youtube.

 

Once again, bullets can go through the air forever until it hits something, whether it be an enemy or an obstacle. With puncture, a bullet will not only travel that same infinite distance, but also go through 1.2 meters of solid matter.

and can pass solid materials multiple times if their total is not 1.2 yet? :D

[Dalu__Ka]

I've tested this with metal auger and shred equipped. No bullet punctured 2 targets, whether it was an obstacle or enemy.

Distance to the 1st or 2nd target doesn't matter. You could be standing 10 meters away from a closed door, shoot trough it and hit an enemy 30 meters away from the door.

[Letter13]

I've tested this with metal auger and shred equipped. No bullet punctured 2 targets, whether it was an obstacle or enemy.

My Snipetron Vandal disagrees. With full Metal Auger and Shred, I've hit 4 enemies in a line.