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« on: March 19, 2018, 03:06:20 pm »Alternatly it could hit some exploding barrels. Which obliterates the wall your flankers where using as cover.Not to mention your flankers.
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Alternatly it could hit some exploding barrels. Which obliterates the wall your flankers where using as cover.Not to mention your flankers.
Well, generally spider silk is considered "strong as steel" for its tensile strength vs density, so if this huntsman can spew out steel cable-thick string, it'll be fine.It depends on the type of silk. Species matters as well. The "strong as steel" stuff is dragline silk, used to make the primary framework of a proper web, and thus it's not something a huntsman spider would use regularly (if at all).
In the game, however, they have a lot of web-related abilities that imply that the giant ones, in fact, can.Of course, this is a fantasy spider with fantasy abilities, so....yeah, silk could probably be used for rappelling.
Recovering corpses also provides a fairly decent heal. If you're injured and don't want to use a recovery item (or are out of such), corpse recovery can get you back to fighting shape.What's the difference between recovering your corpse and repairing it?Didn't happen much to me, but I think you only get back the plug-in chips you were wearing when you died if you recover. Repairing gives you an AI-controlled ally. I always just recovered all the online corpses I found; the bonus XP for doing so was worth more than a temporary ally.