Second the Daedalus storm bow is a very situational weapon which is designed primarily for boss killing effective only in open areas or on the survival it gives ranged a carpet bombing weapon similar to what mages and melee get.
In other words it has a high opritunity cost and doesn't carry well into hardmode.
Indeed the hive pack improves it if playing on expert mode but the mode also improves enemy defense which rapidly cuts into the bows DPS and takes up an accessory slot which could otherwise be used for something more worthwhile. First remember that there are certain drawbacks to bows for instance The Bee's Knees only provides its effect with standard arrows and only spawns the same Bee projectiles as the other Bee weapons. For somthing to e overpowered it needs to be the option superior to its piers or trivializing certian parts of the game after its aquistion time. People over use the words OP tossing it around casually. So, Maybe I prefer a mix of them, bows for common mobs, and guns for bosses in pre-hardmode, and vice versa in hardmode.īy the way, archery potion and Magic Quiver are both good item exclusive for bows, and there is no such an item exclusive for guns(except the Shroomite helmet).Ĭlick to expand.I don't think bows are that powerful. The Venus Magnum is mouse breaker, the Sniper Rifle and Tactical Shotgun is good but difficult and late to obtain.įor end-game weapons, both Phantasm and Vortex Beater are good and powerful, and the SDMG is also good but may need some luck.įinally, in the pre-hardmode, guns seems to be more powerful than bows, but in hardmode, as we have some multi-shot bows, the bows are more powerful than guns. The Megashark is a little tricky to get, the Uzi and Gatligator may need some luck. Then, we can get Chlorophyte Shotbow and Powerful Tsunami.įor guns, the Clockwork Assault Rifle is good early hardmode, but there is not many good guns follow up. Then, in hardmode, the Titanium Repeater is easy to get by fishing and the Daedalus Stormbow is powerful for bosses. Normally, I use bows early, and changed to guns then (normally musket, the undertaker and then phoenix blaster).
The Tsunami appears in the video game Dungeon Defenders 2 as a weapon.I normally use both of them, and it's hard to tell which one is better. Using the Heart Arrow, it can completely stun Ocram, and its high DPS can easily take it down in naught but seconds. Prior to 1.3.0.1, using Hellfire Arrows could be highly hazardous, as the wall of arrows could easily damage the player when shot at certain angles. It is unadvised to use Jester's arrows or Unholy arrows when using the Tsunami, as those piercing arrows provide hit enemies with invincibility frames that prevent more than one instance of damage, crippling the DPS of the bow to 1/5 of its capabilities. If all five arrows hit, Holy Arrows rain down 10 stars to the target location, and Ichor Arrows can lower defense with the first arrow while the other four do even more damage resulting from it. Holy Arrows and Ichor Arrows synergize well with this weapon because of the "five straight" shot pattern Tsunami possesses. With the right modifier, damage-boosting accessories, Vortex armor, Holy Arrows and Archery Potion, this weapon can deal tremendous amounts of damage very fast, destroying most end-game bosses in seconds. However, characters playing in Expert Mode or Master Mode worlds may have much more difficulty beating Duke Fishron at such an early stage, so it may be advised to gear up beforehand. If this weapon is acquired before killing Golem, Plantera or any of the mechanical bosses, it can speed up game progression tremendously. This very lethal weapon can be obtained as soon as Hardmode is activated. When fired at the correct angle and distance, up to 2 of 5 of the Tsunami's arrows can be shot through closed doors. This works best against large targets, such as bosses from the Frost Moon or Pumpkin Moon. 
This bow can easily deal 300 damage per shot if all arrows hit a single target. So if the five arrows are expected to strike one target, one should use non-piercing arrows to avoid the effect. Piercing projectiles can add an invincibility time to the enemy (normally 1/6th of a second). Because of how pierce damage works, damage is maximized by using non-piercing arrows. Unlike the Chlorophyte Shotbow, each shot always fires five arrows parallel to each other, which do not spread apart over distance.
0 kommentar(er)
