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Anonymous
9 years ago

Re: Overstuffed Zombie with Deadly Doesn't Power Up

The poisoned bullet would most likely be the cause of death.

The poison, the bullet, the gun, and the person who fired it are all responsible.

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  • But take way the poison from the bullet.  Then, the thing that was shot would have survived.  So, it wasn't the bullet, the gun, or the person who fired the gun that killed the creature.  But, add poison to the bullet, and that creature dies from the poison.  Using this logic, we can say that the poison was responsible for the death of the creature.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    9 years ago

    No

    Would you hold the car responsible when someone hits a pedestrian?

    The poison doesn't kill on its own. It is used as a tool/weapon to kill plants

  • daalnnii's avatar
    daalnnii
    9 years ago
    Not the same correlation. The damageh from the car killed the person. The bullet damage did not. The effect from the bullet (poison) did.

    The car and the bullet are the same, they both do direct damage. The poison is an effect after that damage. The car just didn't have "deadly" attached to it.
  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    9 years ago

    You missed the point.

  • Whatever, the point is that only Super Brainz could possibly use this combo and it just seems pointless to make Deadly even more powerful.

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