Only the default (TGN Light) theme for now. Dark them is also coming back soon. Then CSN. Then Wrestlin' Nation. A lot of WIP stuff right now. There are a couple of things still not working either. Sorry.
You're forgetting the absolute best and most fun use for the RDX boogers - killing people in FAVs. One shot into the cockpit of an FAV will kill both the driver and the passenger. Funny thing is, they don't even realise it's happened until it's too late. They just keep driving and three seconds later, POW, two kills for you! Plus it doesn't really harm the FAV that much so you're free to take it yourself now.
~Wolfgang
Haven't got a FAV yet. Blew the driver out of a Speeder the other day though. Landed it on the windshield and just one of them killed the guy inside!
Originally posted by Cann0n-Fodder
Clark RDX can detonate APMs and Motion mines? NOOOO NERF.
That must be a joke Nerf the weakest weapon in the game lol
Clark RDX can detonate APMs and Motion mines? NOOOO NERF.
Yes soon everyone will run around with a Clark 12 and blow stuff up. j/k. The way it works is like this: you need two direct shots to blow something up. When you see a cluster of MMs you can blowthem all up with 2~3 RDX shots. This means that you'll most likely not kill someone by blowing up enemy explosives, unless he is blind or has slow reflexes. Therefore this thing is still ment as support, instead of assault. And it's always fun to blow up some MMs to save a walker's *** so he can continue blasting infantry :) And titan assault is a little bit less suicidal.. you won't get a hit indicator too show you'll never know whether you have got ridden of all the explosives.
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