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Perhaps I haven't played enough to tell, but is there much reason to use the other attachment over it? Seems like anything you would need the explosive attachment for can be done by just reflecting your primary fire, making it's main use seem to be for swap combos.
marksman is good for dealing with weak enemies and such, and Nailgun is good for damaging high health enemies from afar.
thing is, the core Eject shotgun can be a stronger alternative to pump explosion, As shooting the Core eject With the malicious railcannon will create a massive explosion that deletes almost every weak enemies in it's blast radius.
Besides, you ain't styling if you're sticking to just one toy.
Shooting coins is fun, so is using other weapons. If they cared about balancing the combat so much they would have removed ♥♥♥♥ like shooting your own core from the blue shotgun to create a super explosion, which takes just as much skill as what you're talking about, or just as much skill as parrying your own shells etc.
Cheating out of the self-damage mid-combat feels amazing because it just makes me feel like a tricked a bunch of dumbasses trying to bite me and now they're all a puddle of blood on the floor.