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Unless you're high pings, (which even then I am and I only get burrowed once in a blue moon) then you shouldn't have much trouble as everyone has a safe way too get out of the chompers range (ala sprinting) plus chomper is already far from the best character in the game with his relatively slow speed for a brawler and jank hit detection so I would say he doesn't at all need a nerf.
Since the beginning of GW1 people hated the fact that chomper had an instant kill ability that never worked correctly. It’s no different in BFN. Chomper should’ve been removed and torch wood should’ve taken its place.
- 6 years ago@Zedioo "I didn't say chomper was op"
Let's see who you wanted to be nerfed.
"Peashooter, sunflower and chomper needs the be nerfed for sure".
Also many people dislike chomper much less in BFN because the assassination mechanic (even though I thought it should've been scrapped) isn't the main thing about chomper.- 6 years ago@The4DAdvocate Saying something needs to be nerfed doesn’t mean it’s op. I’d say he’s worse in BFN. Not only are the chomper eating you from miles away still a thing but now with the added visual and audio bugs it makes detecting one impossible when the bugs kick in.
- 6 years ago
@ZediooWhat platform do you play on, and is there a specific game mode that you see his glitch.
Because ive never seen this, maybe if I think hard enough I could recall an instance or two that seemed weird to me. But more often than not, there is no glitch and I also have played since day 1. Actually the greater majority of the time the chomper seems fine. This audio glitch is very much a rarity.
I think I have to agree with the "chomper needs a buff" crowdEdit: phone
- Iron_Guard86 years agoLegend
If the melee hit registration was working better it would go a long way towards making Chomper and Super Brainz more useful Even with that, I feel that spikeweed is not much of a thing these days. It was good in GW1, a bit too good in GW2 (the instant arming vs. time to grow difference), and weak in BfN.