This idea would be best suited to a new item entirely.
Also:
FRG's shotgun only adds a bit of spread to it if you're moving close to or above the default max speed, and the spread is pretty minor unless you have a shotgun that has high mobility.
Default move speed is 220. Swift move speed is ~270
So only when you get to the velocity 260 will the spread be as bad as it can be. If you're just running default speed the spread isn't unmanageable.
Secondly, The Tart's beam is basically instant, the Ascultones beam is slower, moving in a ~~ shape. The only thing they have in common is them being beams, thus creating an explosion on contact. They are quite a bit different though, and coded WAAY different. It's like comparing coke and pepsi. They are both soft drinks, but quite a bit different, and in no way a carbon copy of each other.
We have a lot more godlikes that do more unique things. Some that haven't even been found yet. Keep in mind though: The Ascultone/Tart were some of the first godlikes ever made, well before anyone had an idea on what the standards for godlikes would become.
Also:
FRG's shotgun only adds a bit of spread to it if you're moving close to or above the default max speed, and the spread is pretty minor unless you have a shotgun that has high mobility.
Default move speed is 220. Swift move speed is ~270
PHP Code:
local sp = self.Owner:GetVelocity():Length();
if (sp > 210)
then
if (!self.baseCone)
then
self.baseCone = self.Primary.Cone;
end
local per = math.Clamp(1 / (260 - 210) * (sp - 210), 0, 1.5);
self.Primary.Cone = self.baseCone + (self.baseCone) * per;
else
if (self.baseCone)
then
self.Primary.Cone = self.baseCone;
end
end
So only when you get to the velocity 260 will the spread be as bad as it can be. If you're just running default speed the spread isn't unmanageable.
Secondly, The Tart's beam is basically instant, the Ascultones beam is slower, moving in a ~~ shape. The only thing they have in common is them being beams, thus creating an explosion on contact. They are quite a bit different though, and coded WAAY different. It's like comparing coke and pepsi. They are both soft drinks, but quite a bit different, and in no way a carbon copy of each other.
We have a lot more godlikes that do more unique things. Some that haven't even been found yet. Keep in mind though: The Ascultone/Tart were some of the first godlikes ever made, well before anyone had an idea on what the standards for godlikes would become.