Power level doesn't matter in the PVE side of Gambit but does for invading/invaders.
I'm not sure if you mean Edgewise (the machine gun) or Exit Strategy (the SMG). Edgewise is a bit of a pale imitation of 21% Delirium but at least has the demolitionist perk to choose to set it apart as an alternative. Exit Strategy is actually a really good kinetic smg if you want to run something other than Recluse in your energy slot and aren't using Izanagi or Huckleberry. I'd say at least Exit Strategy is worth going for.
It really does feel like a different game. The increase to FoV is my favourite upgrade, and it's so damn smooth to play.
"just shoot the roaming titan on the most cramped corner filled maps ever he has no armour"
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GUYS
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Timed Payload in PVE
Does it roll on anything other than hand cannons? Seems like a good perk/trait to put on a ritual scout just to make a scout worthwhile, maybe.
In Borderlands 3 there is this gun manufacturer that has a sticky ammo trait in which all rounds fired stick to the enemy and then go off in succession.
And have world's first take 25 minutes?
Sounds like it could be slowest firing auto of all time
I said detonate, not lightly wash over :p
Apparently it competes with Scouts since it's a 180 that will always 5-tap at most
This suggest that it only comes on hand cannons (2 curated rolls and 5 randomly rolled ones)...
I need to do that quest, I've got that, Sleeper, Polaris... a bunch of stuff sitting there not being completed.
Nah, but HCs range has been nerfed into the ground, so anything that dodges damage falloff makes that specific HC compete at its old ranges. Explosive payload and timed payloads are two such examples, Malf's effect is another. So it's one of the few HCs that can duel scouts at scout range
