Knockback - Revision history

HibiscousDragon at 20:11, 25 July 2020

2020-07-25T20:11:48Z

OpalScion at 22:13, 24 July 2020

2020-07-24T22:13:21Z

Mbiggiani at 23:15, 3 October 2018

2018-10-03T23:15:35Z

Mbiggiani: Created page with "Knockback is caused by running into a large creature. It causes a creature to bounce back, possibly receiving damage if they fall from a high height. Currently only Apatosa..."

2018-10-03T23:14:34Z

Created page with "Knockback is caused by running into a large creature. It causes a creature to bounce back, possibly receiving damage if they fall from a high height. Currently only Apatosa..."

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Knockback is caused by running into a large creature. It causes a creature to bounce back, possibly receiving damage if they fall from a high height.

Currently only [[Apatosaurus]] can do knockback to other creatures.

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−	Knockback is caused by running into a large creature. It causes a creature to bounce back, possibly receiving damage if they fall from a high height.	+	Knockback is caused by running into a large creature. It causes a creature to bounce back, possibly receiving damage if they [[Fall Damage\|fall]] from a high height.

	Currently [[Apatosaurus]] can do passive knockback to other creatures, and also does some with its attacks (esp. tailwhip). Other dinosaurs do slight knockback when attacking, with [[Pachycephalosaurus]] doing the most, especially when charging. [[Saichania]] also deals moderate amounts of attacking knockback (but mostly [[injury]].)		Currently [[Apatosaurus]] can do passive knockback to other creatures, and also does some with its attacks (esp. tailwhip). Other dinosaurs do slight knockback when attacking, with [[Pachycephalosaurus]] doing the most, especially when charging. [[Saichania]] also deals moderate amounts of attacking knockback (but mostly [[injury]].)

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	Knockback is caused by running into a large creature. It causes a creature to bounce back, possibly receiving damage if they fall from a high height.		Knockback is caused by running into a large creature. It causes a creature to bounce back, possibly receiving damage if they fall from a high height.

−	Currently [[Apatosaurus]] can do passive knockback to other creatures. Other dinosaurs do slight knockback when attacking, with [[Pachycephalosaurus]] doing the most, especially when charging.	+	Currently [[Apatosaurus]] can do passive knockback to other creatures, and also does some with its attacks (esp. tailwhip). Other dinosaurs do slight knockback when attacking, with [[Pachycephalosaurus]] doing the most, especially when charging. [[Saichania]] also deals moderate amounts of attacking knockback (but mostly [[injury]].)

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	Knockback is caused by running into a large creature. It causes a creature to bounce back, possibly receiving damage if they fall from a high height.		Knockback is caused by running into a large creature. It causes a creature to bounce back, possibly receiving damage if they fall from a high height.

−	Currently ~~only~~ [[Apatosaurus]] can do knockback to other creatures.	+	Currently [[Apatosaurus]] can do passive knockback to other creatures. Other dinosaurs do slight knockback when attacking, with [[Pachycephalosaurus]] doing the most, especially when charging.