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Fire acts differently, instead of a cloud of intangible DoT, it's a physical projectile that gets stopped by solid objects.
Grass and bushes count as solid objects, as do dead bodies. As well any particle that physic engine considers still in motion, so...
You just set yourself on fire all the time now for stupidiest reasons.
*It doesn't go through various bodies/objects where bounce off would be the expected behavior, like on armors and static objects.
After testing, the support weapon flamethrower no longer 'pierces' heavy armor like charger legs, and it also doesnt 'pierce' enemies' to hit enemies behind the one in front of you making mobbing more difficult with it also. They obv did this so the new warbond flamethrowers wouldn't come out behaving like the support weapon previously did.
That's pretty damn crappy of them though, the support weapon flamer and the new warbond flamers dont have to 'behave' the same way, they just didnt want to code them differently I think. The support weapon version was perfectly fine as it was.
Mind you that the weapon still works fine and does it's job, just not as easily as the "4 chargers in one mag all in under 10 seconds" that it was previously. Which if people here remembered anything should have known something like this would have happened sooner or later considering what happened to the railgun, a weapon that was being used to a similar degree to trivialize chargers.
Have you tried fighting mobs with it- the other thing it was good at? Now it just bounces off the enemy in front of the pack (chaff, not even armored enemies) shielding anything behind him. Then you gotta hope it's dead body doesn't continue blocking anything else behind it. Functionally, it has no real use anymore
problem is game doesnt simulate just how hot it would get and cook you just by being around the jellied doom...and we dont get the range real ones have...so no not like real life ones...only short range ones I have seen IRL were gas based and those do basically a giant flaming cloud...like the game use to