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Howdy fellow gunslingers!

Howdy fellow gunslingers!
Howdy fellow gunslingers and happy new year!
This patch will also come to all other platforms as soon as possible.
Howdy fellow gunslingers!
Howdy fellow gunslingers!
Another interesting change concerns the the weapon power levels, that are driving the red glow on weapon names when interacting with weapon drops. These are now based on the actual weapon stats and longer just some hardcoded value I made up myself. This means the indicator is now taking into account damage, range, ammo cost, melee stats, movement stats and much more in order to calculate whether weapon A is "better" than weapon B. Being calculated by this raw data allows the indicator to be much more detailed, showing a red glow even if the weapon is only slightly better and even improving cross-ammo type comparison. It will also indicate when a dropped gun has worse overall stats now, by flashing gray instead of glowing red. It's still very subtle, but I hope this will help players more consistently and easily identify whether a weapon swap might be worth it.
However, while this is based on the actual stats it does not take into account your current situation and play style, so for example how much ammo you have, what characer you are playing, how good you are at dodging and aiming or what your secondary weapon is. Therefore your own skill and experience is still necessary in order to decide whether swapping weapons makes sense. Never blindly trust the indicator! Always think before you swap.
Howdy fellow gunslingers!
Hopefully, this will reduce the time you spend wandering aimlessly through the level, trying to find that last crate you haven't smashed into pieces yet. Especially for low movement character this will be a true game changer. But also in general it will make backtracking finally an actual option, just in case the previous level's merchant did offer something useful that you just haven't been ready to purchase at the time but also can't be bothered to walk all the way back for.
Find the best parts of the changelog for Update 1.3 below or the full changelog on the official Colt Canyon Wiki
Happy Friday, friends!
Howdy fellow gunslingers!
Howdy fellow gunslingers!
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