Re-add Canister on 57 MM L Cannons (Iron Block Cannons) • CCNet

Re-add Canister on 57 MM L Cannons (Iron Block Cannons) Back

S3xyBerry about 1 year ago

Fort cannons arent meant to be decorative. They drop points for being sunk which already make them unlikeable. How about canister being reintroduced for them? I dont see why it was removed in the first place ngl.

I personally think the state of fort cannons in CCNet is terrible as they used to be the main advantage of defenders vs attackers. Canister and cannon dmg already has been nerfed hard and cannons drop the same points as a player death therefore no one likes to pilot cannons. On top of that canister is removed from them.

Atleast add canister back so cannons arent as decorative and useless as they are now. xD

Comments

dqckniel about 1 year ago

No this is not

Frambaby about 1 year ago

I think fort cannons only drop points if they are piloted (same for attacker cannons)

Nonetheless I don't mind seeing a buff/rework of cannons as long as they don't one-shot kill people out of nowhere.

Frambaby about 1 year ago

And if defender cannons are buffed significantly I'd also like to see the same thing happen on attacker side, defender cannons are quite easy to build and operate compared to attacker cannons.

RuleBlocks about 1 year ago

have you seen the HE shells in the Japan siege? they literally one shot everyone

power747 about 1 year ago

I agree, defenders just have less options than attackers when it comes for cannons. Field guns are extremely fragile, both sides have 240MM, but while attackers have that powerhouse of the Howitzer, defenders have that puny 57MM that barely does any damage and can get outranged by wild 240MM or field guns.

Frambaby about 1 year ago

power747 it's the opposite lol. fieldguns and 57MM are not puny, they one shot. howitzers and 240MM are wilderness cannons which belong to both sides and range is irrelevant on a 8 chunk battlefield. large 240mm have been castrated with the removal of the redstone clock triggers and the 2 chunk distance rule