Now they're still light and will fly further away than Cacodemon when shot, but less than before. Originally I scaled them to make them bigger to fit better to replace Cacodemon. Doubled the mass of "HereticDarkImp" and "PlaugeImp". And will shoot slightly more powerful red versions of its normal shots. After that it won't be able to heal at all anymore. Now when that happens, if it manages to heal itself as high as it can. If you hurt it enough it will trigger a state where it runs away from you until it's healed enough.
It used to be able to heal itself forever. Added a healing limit for Roach(that green imp replacer that has a lot of health), and gave it an additional alternate attack. I'd recommend starting from "25% chance" if you feel like you need it. Normally ammo drops from monsters will only give you half the value, but these will give full. For example if you're playing something that doesn't have many zombie enemies, you're also not going to get any extra ammo. Options are: OFF, 25% chance, 50% chance, 75% chance, Always, Always + equal chance for every ammo type. Added an option for non-zombie monsters to also drop ammo. Nerfed the damage output of Uberchain and UnmakerGuy. Zombie replacers that used to drop cells on death(plasma zombies etc.) now only have a 25% chance to do so. And a very small chance to drop one of those ammo kits as a bonus. Now each monster that drop ammo has a small chance to drop an extra clip or shell. No Borderlands, Destiny or The Division here, so everybody put the pitchforks away.-Ammo is no longer replaced by anything, so it shouldn't cause ammo related conflicts with weapon mods anymore. Please note, for purposes of this article we’re focusing on cooperative shooters of the non-looter shooter variety. With so many games utilizing this structure, let’s take a look at the best of the best and see which one reigns supreme. More recent entries into the genre have added things like campaign modes, loadouts, or RPG-like progression mechanics like weapon unlocks and character class leveling to keep players coming back for more. The basic formula is simple - take the level-based horde mode popularized in games like Gears of War and then add a light coat of story and some linear level traversal to tie it all together.
The release of Back 4 Bloodmarks yet another entry into the cooperative multiplayer shooter category, a genre that owes its popularity, in large part, to the huge success of developer Turtle Rock Studio’s other series, the legendary Left 4 Dead and its sequel.
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