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SynthWave Nov 27, 2019 @ 11:06am
interesting
I shoot the Strafe@ gun and then saw that the enemy was losing blood

does it mean that in older versions of the game there was blood?
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Originally posted by Sir Tontonolous:
Nope, it's just something exclusive to the Strafe gun, since the game it comes from, Strafe, is known for the high amounts of blood rendered in a stage at a time.
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SynthWave Nov 27, 2019 @ 11:08am 
also there's reload animation with clip insert
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Sir Tontonolous Nov 27, 2019 @ 11:09am 
Nope, it's just something exclusive to the Strafe gun, since the game it comes from, Strafe, is known for the high amounts of blood rendered in a stage at a time.
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SynthWave Nov 27, 2019 @ 11:27am 
Originally posted by Sir Tontonolous Macouten™:
Nope, it's just something exclusive to the Strafe gun, since the game it comes from, Strafe, is known for the high amounts of blood rendered in a stage at a time.
i just watched strafe's trailer I WANT THIS GAME
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wafflekitty Nov 27, 2019 @ 11:43pm 
Originally posted by SynthWave:
Originally posted by Sir Tontonolous Macouten™:
Nope, it's just something exclusive to the Strafe gun, since the game it comes from, Strafe, is known for the high amounts of blood rendered in a stage at a time.
i just watched strafe's trailer I WANT THIS GAME
I’d recommend watching a few reviews first. Most people seem to feel it gets repetitive quickly because the roguelike elements aren’t varied enough.
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