So you are proposing to add yet another Magnum type...
No, no, I'm proposing a 'nerf' to the early-game Magnum. Visual-only, at that. And bringing the range up to DE standards for the long-barreled BO Magnum.
I
really want that .50 DE, too, but there are several other things that already fill that niche, so... :'(
But you know how it is with cutting game options... It's rarely acceptable. I'd rather leave it as is
...
But that's what filters are for.
I get that. That's why I proposed an 'official' submod that can be enabled to turn it off. Because right now, it's not really
optional.
Why 'official'? Because if I do it, I'm likely to drop off again and several updates after that it'll be a bizarre mixture. I can make a base for it if you wish, but what I'm asking is that you maintain it yourself. I.e. every time you make a release, you add all the new 'battletype: 10' crap into the submod. Should take a few minutes, tops.
This can happen, especially when when only a few buildings are generated besides the manor itself, but is not the norm.
Okay, I went and tested some quick battles. About 4/10 had this problem. So it's not a
massive issue, but it's not as much an outlier as you say, either. But...
I can redo this, but it's work, so I'm not super motivated. The current setup never struck me as "obviously wrong".
Yeah, I looked at the reinforcement data and it's a moderate amount of work for disputable gains. Unless you get more complaints, I can live with it.
Spawning and moving are two different things...
No, I didn't mean 'flock' as in '
move outside'. I meant it as 'spawn outside'. They are never inside to begin with.
Something attracts the spawning away from the 'UFO'.
Eh, I don't know, these are old and exotic weapons. but I think it uses some sort of dum-dum bullets.
AFAIK, there are
no 'dum-dum' big game bullets. What the elephant guns fire is pretty much expanding ammo to begin with: large, comparatively short, 'soft-point' rounds. .700 NE is an upscaled version of .600 NE, and
that round was already present during WWI. In fact, the British
successfully used .600 NE rifles against armour, although not
tank armour but rather steel plates German snipers were hiding behind.
.600 NE is still used today, and isn't particularly different from it's incarnation from a century ago. It
is exotic and a very specialist round for even big game hunters.