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-get close, toss bolt. run through ,quite simple
Lol, its really not THAT bad.
Also, gravity anomalies are VERY consistent. Easily the most consistent (except on several rare locations, there are some specific Gravity anomalies that will crash your game, if you get 'hit')
I'd say Chemical Anomalies are weird, and fade/materialize on their own weird timer.
Fire anomalies are the worst. Usually, you just burn slowly from walking on the ground period, not directly getting hit at all by volcano or fire-streams.
Maybe you’re having trouble using bolts in glass anomalies? I guess the sandpaper would be more productive…
And why do you know what jerking off with sandpaper feels like?
you guys don't know what expressions mean?
thats what the wear and tear upgrades are for on suits and guns they help it last longer