"Bullets with increasing damage!" - Heavy Crossbow 3, pass 3 special effects modification + Shield Ax GP/High Voltage Slash additional thunder and lightning special effects
The special effect of gradually increasing the damage of the machine dragon bullets has been added to the heavy crossbow's scatter bullets 3 and normal bullets 3.
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About this mod Machine translation
- The special effect of gradually increasing the damage of the machine dragon bullets has been added to the heavy crossbow's scatter bullets 3 and normal bullets 3
ps. I have tested many types of bullets - giving the effect of mechanical dragon bullets, but not every type of bullets can have the effect, such as penetrating bullets.
However, the damage of bullets has a fixed upper limit (it will not reach a terrible level)
After testing, it usually takes 5-7 rounds to fire 3 bullets - the damage of a single shot is increased to the upper limit.
Scatter 3 requires 3 shots - the damage of a single shot is increased to the damage limit (pictured)
- Because I feel that the shield and ax special effects I made before are not very satisfactory, please pay attention to more shield and ax special effects--
And the GP explosion has a slightly strange feeling, so I changed the Shield Ax GP/High Voltage Slash to add thunder and lightning special effects (thunder damage)
Folder location: G:\steam library\steamapps\common\Monster Hunter World\nativePC\ If you don’t have this folder, just create one yourself. Please restart the game after installing the mod.
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