Wiseman -> RE: Bunny Zookas (2/16/2011 12:49:17)
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I'd like to point out that the Frost Cannon can be used with any strength build, and Charfade's Launcher can be used with support builds. Both of those Auxiliary weapons are equal to the Bunniezookas, they have only 4 less stats and do 4 more damage. When using frost cannon I generally take 2 points out of strength and add to dex, that makes up for the stat difference, because 1 strength level is not even close to equal to 4 extra damage. For Charfade's Launcher I take the two points out of dex and add them to support for a similar effect. Bunniezookas are nice weapons, but they are no longer the best auxiliary weapons out there, they haven't been surpassed yet, however they have been equaled. You may say "but they don't have any requirements", well most of the time the physical Bunniezooka is used for strength builds, and Frost Cannons requirements fit strength builds perfectly, unless you don't plan to use dex at all, which is a bad idea because blocks are a strength builds biggest weakness. Same basic logic for support builds and Charfade's Launcher, you need at least 36 dex to be able to use a powerful artillery strike (as merc) tech is needed for survivability and emp grenade (as bounty), and of course you will need support for obvious reasons. Case and point is while the Bunniezookas are great auxs, they are no longer the "best" auxs because Frost Cannon and Charfade's Launcher equal them. Even though those two weapons are now rare, my point is valid. Lastly if the developers start breaking promises about old weapons and armors, that would be bad for business. Players wont want to buy rare weapons as often if theres a possibility of them returning again in the future. However if they keep their promises and don't bring the old weapons/armors back then when a new powerful weapon promo is available players will be quick to purchase them because they wont want to miss that one time chance. So in the end not bringing back the Bunniezookas is better for business then breaking their promise to keep them rare. I think that covers everything.
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