You can lockpick doors even when their wedged. (Very useful as NPC's can't open the doors while you're lockpicking) (Also your overdose meter is reset whenever you use the health station)
@@justmynameandnothing.8477 that's only if you use the mini-health stations that the emissary spawns. I'm referring to the health stations that you can find at every checkpoint
When checking magazines its more of a range of possible rounds remaining. For the N2A1: FULL: 30 ROUNDS NEARLY FULL: 29-22 ROUNDS HALFWAY FULL: 21-11 ROUNDS ALMOST EMPTY: 10-1 ROUNDS EMPTY: 0 ROUNDS
@@aftamorax When I said "halfway empty is not a thing" I was referring to the game, where the magazine will never show "halfway empty" when you inspect it. Of course a glass can be either half full or half empty depending on how you look at it but that isn't relevant to Hellmet.
You can lockpick doors even when their wedged. (Very useful as NPC's can't open the doors while you're lockpicking) (Also your overdose meter is reset whenever you use the health station)
it only resets if you have a perk on( idk whats it called)
@@justmynameandnothing.8477 that's only if you use the mini-health stations that the emissary spawns. I'm referring to the health stations that you can find at every checkpoint
When checking magazines its more of a range of possible rounds remaining. For the N2A1:
FULL: 30 ROUNDS
NEARLY FULL: 29-22 ROUNDS
HALFWAY FULL: 21-11 ROUNDS
ALMOST EMPTY: 10-1 ROUNDS
EMPTY: 0 ROUNDS
thank you
I wonder if it's at 15 rounds, does it qualify as half empty, or half full?
@@aftamorax Halfway empty is not a thing, at 15 rounds its counted as halfway full (in guns with 30 round magazines)
@@aimilize3518 what about a cup with water filled to the halfway point? Is it half full or half empty?
@@aftamorax When I said "halfway empty is not a thing" I was referring to the game, where the magazine will never show "halfway empty" when you inspect it. Of course a glass can be either half full or half empty depending on how you look at it but that isn't relevant to Hellmet.