There is a new problem though where the rounds appear to explode but don't actually apply their damage. This seems to be happening mostly on structure surfaces. I think the 50% radius nerf may have gone too far, but this will just mean my aim improves.

No, duvolle tactical still has it

Is it just me or are all my weapons less effective. I die more too. Almost like my dropsuit and upgrades are NOT protecting me anymore.

i just can't give up the MD since it's never ending nastalgia from my star wars battlefront 1 days of playing the imperial pilot/mortar cannon, definately less effective but it's making the kill more rewarding to have to land the shot, i kinda admit the old MD was getting too easy, still they went too far with the nerf, it should be half of what it is..

As it was before each MD served a purpose.

The normal was a general face to face weapon best at halting charges. You did better if you had high ground or from behind, but its general use was stop people rushing a position and keep them in cover.

The assault did the opposite. The assault drove people from cover and let your men cross ground with minimum hassle. Its blastradius also gave Iit the longest effective range of the three letting you use it as a mortar.

The breach was the bastard child of the three. It looks like it was meant to fight lav but it doesn't work like that. What it could do was ambush. It was good if you got the drop on your target, but it had the worst splash of three. If you were gifted it could be used to dual directly, but this was both rare and difficult.

Now the normal md can't hit well enough to suppress, the assault can't drive people out or put hurt down range very far, and the breach doesn't hit hard enough to do much even if it was nerfed the least.

I think they give total damage. Maybe you were hit by his flux simultaneously.

Sometimes when I die it shows that I took more damage than I have HP.

On another of the MD threads someone posted that they noticed the actual round travels higher than the smoke trail a shot leaves behind. After spending a couple days trying to learn to play at all with the my beloved MD (that I foolishly went to level 5 op and level 1 proficiancy without even trying first because I was unaware of a nerf) I think I noticed it too.

In general I think the round travels about a foot higher than one thinks it is. For example, if you are aiming directly at a medium frame enemy, a round aimed at and showing the smoke trail hitting him in the pelvic area would in actuallity hit the target straight in the middle of their chest.

Anyone else notice this or am I and the other guy who originally posted such completely off base?