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  • Some distress signal helis being very difficult to take down/possible invulnerability glitch?


    AlexaNightfire
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    A player and their team did 6 distress signal helis today. Two of them seemed to be bugged, as it took way more than 100% damage to take them down. I did not witness it, but they said that after it was smoking, it stayed smoking for a few minutes and seemed to absorb a ton of bullets without taking further damage. I am wondering if there is some kind of possible invulnerability glitch where distress signal helis are absorbing bullets but not taking any damage. Combatlogs attached.
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    Seen similar on EU Scourge a couple wipes ago, a player was very lucky in the timing of their f1 combatlog and managed to catch the heli fully healing just as it was about to explode.

    Player had posted a screenshot of the combatlog to #memedia back in May.

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