Yep. you can get caught in it though, i think. i might be wrong.

When my direct hits did 550 or so damage, the splash damage was usually around 250-300, so it is a lot less, but still a lot of damage. That is with a +2 or +3 Cannon and only 10 Bloodtinge.

When my direct hits did 550 or so damage, the splash damage was usually around 250-300, so it is a lot less, but still a lot of damage. That is with a +2 or +3 Cannon and only 10 Bloodtinge.

You can, but it does much less damage than a direct hit

Jetpack Joyride.

Haha, your name was covered by a Gundam advertisement as I read this. That's perfect.

It might not be shoulder mounted, but we do have Gatling guns now!

I'm having a similar problem with the spells/tools. In NG, I could wreck several bosses, including the "final" one, by using spells and molotovs at the right moment. Now, their reduced damage combined with no change in carrying capacity just dilutes their effectiveness to near nothing. Guess in the end, the challenging battles will always come down to melee fighting.

It does seem weird how terrible the thrown weapons' scaling is into NG+ and beyond. Having said that, it's fairly non-controversial to suggest that FROM clearly designed every boss fight / encounter in the game to be tackled from melee range... and for the most part (Cleric Beast aside), the thrown stuff like Molotovs never really seemed that powerful compared to the damage your trick weps could do, anyway. But did they actually nerf the tools' damage in PvE? Like, does A Call Beyond not still shred Ebrietas?

Because it's DPS has been reduced with the cost increase. Save specific bosses it is now useless NG+ onward. Repeating Pistol even if it need a full stack of bone marrow ash ends up doing more damage without taking the rune sloths. Not only that but it stills OHKOs in PvP.

The low bloodtinge scaling makes this a strength weapon. Having 10 won't hurt the Cannon too badly. If you have enough stuff to use it, use it. It will destroy most everything in one shot.

a +10 cannon is a very lulzy thing, and with Bone Marrow Ash, you certainly don't need any Bloodtinge at all to 1-shot an unsuspecting fool.

It was a little cheesy in PvE, imo. Then again, it's a LOT cheesy in PvP, so yeah, I see your point.

It was a stupid *****ing nerf. The cannon is now useless in NG+ cycle playthroughs.

What was the nerf?

apparently the cannon damage was reduced in pve but not in pvp wat i gathered from what was said but that was in may but i dont know when patch 1.05 came out so we'll ask google.

Just adding to a long ago said question, but with the dlc adding a cannon called the church cannon (least its called that here in the US version), it would make it seem like the powder kegs would be the correct one for this cannon.

Might either be a translation error or someone put in the wrong text. Not sure what else to tell you.

maybe translation error. but it also says about tonitrus that its by someone from healing church yet when you store in inventory box its categorized as workshop weapon, not healing church.

The powder kegs seems more likely since they are all about explosions, but it does say in many church weapon descriptions that the healing church's designs are intended for larger beasts, so the cannon being made by the church could also be possible since its description says it would do the trick on giant foes.

Funny cause it has no Bloodtinge requirement to wield.