Stun frames for enemies; +STUN
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- Inuyasha_989
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Stun frames for enemies; +STUN
Is it possible to add those frames for enemies (not preloaded ones, just compatibility for them, and we add them ourselves) and +STUN for weapons?
(+STUN giving the weapons shot a some-odd percent chance of stunning an enemy)
(+STUN giving the weapons shot a some-odd percent chance of stunning an enemy)
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This would be usefull, I can think of several ways to abuse it to achieve some interesting effects. The monster would not have to be stunned when the state is entered, but it could do something else instead.Inuyasha_989 wrote:it would be like a secondary pain state, but only envoked by projectiles with the +STUN flag in them
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Some clarification, please. When you use the term STUN do you mean dazed, as in briefly rendered incapable of action, but still conscious (for example, after exposure to a flashbang grenade) or do you mean knocked out, as in unconscious?
As I can see a use for each condition, I think you should re-consider the term STUN, or at least make it more clear what you refer to.
As I can see a use for each condition, I think you should re-consider the term STUN, or at least make it more clear what you refer to.
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