hey man here it is…
I’m saying like 
The entire reason why shotguns are better at closer ranges is because they become inaccurate and unreliable at farther ranges due to bullet spread.
Surge is a spewer (like flame-throwers): it streams a continous ammo that does spread because thats how materials work, which inversely causes lower damage because you’re being hit by less.
Calling surge a shotgun is also saying a flamethrower is a shotgun.
*sigh*
The gap is even bigger this time
Replying over 6 hours after the initial patch note was posted
Oh well… I like watermelons so I won’t mind too badly this time.
The format change is lowkey fucking me up
I hear Cryo’s misery.
they’re tweaking at ths very moment. They know the day where RFAO and FRUPN merge is comming.
The Merger is real.
THREE!!!
strength will get techniques before full release, also tu hasn’t been published for a while cause vetex wants to add all of skyhall in one go so it doesnt matter what gets added in what order
Magic getting another magic blast
Hasta (la vista) - makes the enemy instantly disapear.
That’s hosta, not hasta
i think we’re better looking in greek than plants for it
This is lowkey not the Magic Spell naming convention at all.
What happened to simple stuff like “Big Boomba” or “Dynamic”
IIRC hasta means spear, and it’s the base word of Triasta in bronze triasta. (also sky iron hasta in wizard101 is a spear).
Not sure what kind of functionality it could have just yet, since javelin is is a completely different spell where you throw a spell in a trident/spear-like shape
Some people in patreon chat have been theorizing it to be a sort of “pull” move, but I think that defeats the purpose of being a zoner, so it probably isn’t
we all know hasta means something along the lines of Until in spanish, the next closest language to simple english words that mages are able to understand.
that or Hasta is a grab move
Maybe the opposite
When you hit a target they get impaled and the attack keeps moving, dragging them back
‘hasta la vista’ translates to see you later so maybe