-If you are suddenly spinning around rapidly, jetpacking is rarely going to help.
-Crouching can often make weapons which would otherwise hurt your actor from excessive recoil firable.

This should really be implemented on vanilla. Both for robots and dummy's.


-When spinning hopelessly try to hit an edge with your face. Usually you end up inside the edge, while not losing any health on the process.

Well what I need to know is... was it worth making?

T'was worth a chuckle. Whether it was worth making should always be in the opinion of the creator, not the audience.

Yeah, the fall damage is based off impacts on the torso, and the gibimpulselimit of the head is generally quite a bit above this. So as long as you're not going ridiculously fast this is sound advice.

"Remember kids, falling on your face prevents serious injuries"

...yeah, I can imagine a commentator from the thirty's saying that sort of thing

It's peculiarities like this that are the main problem of CC's somewhat binary damage system.

Strangely ive never thought of it that way thanks geti.
Wel at least no one will have to code safty helmets for cc lol, i can just imagine a dummy wearing a bicycle helm.

- Don't let others land on your weapon,
- Don't let them shoot your weapon off,
- If you lose your weapon, scavenge.

When you want to save your brain from the brainless place you brain bunker at the top of the map.

Know that the Dummies' plastic/metal bodies are designed to withstand most small arms fire, and their weapons are designed to tear through organics. Most organic factions don't have penetrating weapons effective against groups of dummies, unless explosive by nature.

If you want to be superior, be a dummy.

Or a zombot but thats beyond the point and illegal(in certain discussions).

Auto shotgun blast to the head kills a dummy.

Actually, large numbers of small wounds work wonders. So if you have rapid-firing low impact weapons, use them.

Anything that shoots with good impact can take off a dummies head in on shot, its like it just snaps off at impact.