#Timesplitters future perfect rename profile mod
#Timesplitters future perfect rename profile upgrade

It both upgrades and downgrades quickly, with a low level requirement but also a very high penalty for taking damage. Replacing both types of shotguns, this Russian-made 4-gauge riot shotgun holds only 4 shells, and is very slow to reload at first, but is stupidly powerful even at base level. It's just an all-round dependable weapon. Upgrading is easy due to its low EXP requirements, and it doesn't lose much EXP when you're damaged, either. It doesn't do a lot of damage at first, but its quick rate of fire and effortless reload mean you won't have to duck behind a wall in the middle of a fight. If you don't think you'll need the HP boost, by all means, fill those cans fulla holes!ДЄn unassuming little 12-shot revolver (with a Hungarian-influenced double-ring cylinder) that serves as the mod's starting weapon.

#Timesplitters future perfect rename profile upgrade

(Mini Barriers do not give the powerup.)ДЄll health items are replaced with various kinds of cola! Single cans only restore a little health, six-packs restore a lot of health, but all cans can be shot at and destroyed - this actually has some benefits! You don't get health out of destroyed cans, but the resulting fizzy blast can severely damage if not totally destroy nearby enemies, and they'll always drop some Cola Bubbles with which to upgrade your stuff. Barriers also give you 60 seconds of Armor Powerup, which reduces all damage that you take by 50% until the timer runs out. Regardless of the hit's damage, the Barrier takes 10% damage when you are struck. They don't absorb damage on their own the Arms Barrier's function is to prevent your weapons from leveling down whenever you take a hit. Mini Barriers are worth 5, regular Arms Barriers are worth 50, and Max Arms Barriers are worth 100. (In the Raven games, you gain PortaCola from Quartz Flasks 20 units per pickup.)ДЄrmor Bonuses and Armors are now Arms Barriers. You can carry up to 100 units of PortaCola, with each pickup giving you 2. Health bonuses are replaced with PortaCola bottles that get stored in the inventory bar (or the Quick Heal key on the controls menu), you can use all of your PortaCola at once to heal up to 100 health. 'The cola you can take with you!' PortaCola is a revolutionary drink that can withstand the rigors of super-fast movement, jumping, even punches and bullets, without ever shaking up or exploding in your pocket. (Also be on the lookout for cans of Blastola Cola, which are even more powerful!) Your Soda Grenade will recharge automatically over 30 seconds. Soda Grenades don't bounce, but they do throw at an arc (so aiming up is encouraged to hit distant foes), and they do explode on contact, harming everybody but you. It does at least 50 damage a whack, but almost twice that depending on how fast you're running, making it invaluable if your weapon is empty, or if you'd like to quickly finish off a foe that's too close.ДЇound in the Inventory bar (or with the Quick Throw Grenade key in the controls menu), your Cola Powers enable you to weaponize an ordinary can of cola as a contact explosive. However, you must take care not to get hit, as taking hits reduces your weapon's upgrade bar, and you can lose levels this way.Д®very weapon in the game (the ones that are fully implemented, at least) has a melee attack that you can perform by pressing Weapon Zoom. Each weapon has 3 upgrade levels, with significant behavior changes (so it's not like cola2 where it just boosts damage). In Cola3, you have a small selection of weapons that have infinite ammo (with reloading because damn it I like reloading), but every enemy drops a pile of 'cola bubbles' that fill that weapon's upgrade bar. Nowadays, though, I felt like randomly giving the concept a third try, using the basic gameplay of Cave Story as inspiration. Both, I'd argue, were missteps in the realm of gameplay and theme. The sequel gave weapons gradual (albeit uninteresting) upgrades that came from, of all things, health pickups.

#Timesplitters future perfect rename profile mod

The original mod was a basic set of weapons that all had powered-up versions that'd enable when you found a six pack of cola. Cola 3 is a sequel to an unfinished sequel to a really old early-GZDoom mod of mine, The Adventures of Mister Cola.