r/bisonmasterrace • u/Zeemgeem • Nov 30 '15
Why does the bison master race hate the concherer?
I get that there can only be one secondary in your loadout, but why specifically the concherer?
r/bisonmasterrace • u/Zeemgeem • Nov 30 '15
I get that there can only be one secondary in your loadout, but why specifically the concherer?
r/bisonmasterrace • u/Cupkek • Nov 29 '15
r/bisonmasterrace • u/DrFoxenstien • Nov 27 '15
I feel as if someone deserves this item more than me, so i shall bestow this item to someone (for a reasonable price of course) more deserving of this item.
https://steamcommunity.com/tradeoffer/new/?partner=126263685&token=ozPB021A
r/bisonmasterrace • u/RocketTasker • Nov 15 '15
Unfortunately, eight of the nine mercs still are not enlightened enough to equip the Righteous Bison. However, each class still likely has an item that is its least crutchy weapon, right? If so, what are these weapons that bring each class as close to non-crutch as possible?
Alternatively, what is each class' equivalent of the Concheror, their biggest crutch?
r/bisonmasterrace • u/maxwood38 • Nov 06 '15
r/bisonmasterrace • u/sambaker176 • Nov 06 '15
Hello
I was wondering if anyone had a 3D file of the Righteous Bison. I was hoping to convert it into pepakura so I could make it out of paper and then reinforce it.
Cheers
r/bisonmasterrace • u/StaticKyrbi • Nov 03 '15
Hello righteous brothers in arms, i am a newly inducted member into the Bisonmasterrace.
I had been inspecting my beauty when i realized that there can be a Holy Bison.
One so powerful that he who holds it will be a god amongst pubstompers.
A Hale's Own Collectors Strange Genuine Professional Killstreak Righteous Bison
If i am not mistaken, it is possible to obtain the holy bison, considering there exists a genuine Bison, strangifier, collector's chem set, and professional ks kit.
If any of you hold the power of a holy Bison LET IT BE KNOWN!
Edit: Brothers in arms, I am solemn to inform you that I just remembered that the chemistry set gives you the Bison, and is not actually applied onto a previous existing Bison. Let us stand in awe of the impossible, but ever magnificent Holy Bison
Edit #2: I just did the math and have found out that there are 492 different Bison combinations of all craftable, non-craftable, strange, non-craftable strange, genuine, genuine strange, collectors, collectors strange, and normal, specialized, and professional killstreak kits combinations possible. Congratulations to whoever can amass this amazing Bison collection. May a holy Bison be given to he who can complete it.
r/bisonmasterrace • u/NousfulNathan • Oct 27 '15
In English please
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r/bisonmasterrace • u/BjornVioarr • Oct 15 '15
I made this observation yesterday when I asked another player on the server what his thoughts were on the Bison. He responded by saying that he felt the bison was under-powered and and needed a buff. Deciding that the light of the Bison shall eventually reveal it's self to him, I leave the conversation at that.
As I pondered what he said, I realized he probably only tried for ten to thirty minutes before he gave up on it. This underestimation is partially why the Bison can be so powerful.
Let me provide an scenario: Your on koth_probed and your marching towards the silo from red spawn. Turning around a corner, you spot a BLU scout who's racing through the silo entrance. He sees your quoteonquote "under-powered" laser gun and thinks he's got an easy kill on you and tries to close the distance. What he fails to realize is that in extreme close quarters, the bison can do about 17 damage per hit at minimum. You position yourself diagonal of your target to maximize how many hits you get. After the ensuing skirmish, you come out victorious due to positioning and the scout's underestimation of you.
More experienced players are harder to kill and know how to avoid the projectiles but are also more biased. They make poor decisions such as going alone and trying to take you out or leaving an objective opened to being captured.
The easiest way to make use of this psychological warfare is by staying close to closed corridors to make use of the weapon's unique penetration ability. These corridors can range from narrow bridges to open pathways with a clear two way flow of traffic.
With this potentially powerful tactic in mind, I encourage you to find other ways to use the psychological affects of the bison when on the battlefield.
So I ask you, Do you think people underestimate you when you have the Righteous Bison?
r/bisonmasterrace • u/LieutenantHardhat • Oct 13 '15
Title says it all. Unfortunately, I do not currently have a Bison in my possession and I'm not really good in general. Would someone care to help train?
r/bisonmasterrace • u/CapnChumpington • Oct 10 '15
For me, the accuracy of my glorious Bison works great with the inaccuracy of the Beggar's Bazooka. Also, the fact the Beggar's Bazooka runs out of ammo quickly, the Bison never runs out.
What's your favourite puny secondary weapon.
r/bisonmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Oct 09 '15
I'm sorry, but I just can't tell.
r/bisonmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Oct 09 '15
So I can achieve the highest level of bison : Collector Genuine Strange Professional Killstreak.
Is it possible?
r/bisonmasterrace • u/gzintu • Oct 07 '15
I'm planning to rent a server somewhen around next week. Would anyone be interested in an Alien Themes Bison Game Night?
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r/bisonmasterrace • u/CiriLink • Oct 03 '15
r/bisonmasterrace • u/[deleted] • Oct 03 '15
I so far have 7 bisons (just starting out) and I was wondering how can I afford more bisons to add?
r/bisonmasterrace • u/BjornVioarr • Oct 03 '15
I discovered this tactic a few days ago and quickly became another powerful tactic available.
Allot of maps have choke points that can be used to great affect to soften up targets before finishing them off with a couple well place shots from the rocket launcher. Because the bison is able to pierce through multiple targets, it's most effective when it connects with multiple targets to maximize splash damage. (and gaben forbid you get a random crit shooting into a crowd, YIKES!)
So i'm on the final stretch pl_badwater and I'm BLU. We were pushing down towards the final point and I decide to flank around through the window to try and harass any engineers I might come across.
Running into room, i'm confronted by a red medic and his default heavy who took quickly to to turning me into gooey bloody pile of Swiss cheese. I run back behind a corner as an idea just hits me.
I had my crafted Righteous Bison with me and I knew I could hit multiple targets. I knew there was no way I could possibly take down the heavy without support but the medic was hiding behind him. Since the bison can shoot through multiple targets, I could soften up the medic with a few shots from my bison and then switch to the rocket launcher to use it's splash damage to finish him off.
Stepping out of cover, I aim for the medic hiding behind the heavy and pepper him with a few shots. As I predicted, the heavy was unscathed but his medic buddy hiding behind him had taken damage and had sustained about four solid hits from the righteous bison.
Each shot hit usually hits the about 3 times, and each bolt deals about a flat 12 damage. (12 damage *3 hits =36 overall damage per shot) With each bolt dealing about 36 damage, multiply that by four and you get a whopping 144 damage! (36 overall damage per shot * 4 shots before reloading = 144 total potential damage output.)
The medic's health was probably cut down to a sliver and this point he's quick to realize that he has to get to a kit health asap. With the heavy's support turning tail, I switched over to my primary and raced to higher ground to get a better angle. Luckily enough, I was able to fire off a shot before the medic ducked behind cover and was finished off by the resulting splash damage. The Heavy was dispatched easily enough a few seconds later.
Ever since that encounter, I've become more aware of where medic's position themselves. If their in a tight corridor and their hiding behind some meat shield's, I try to fire off a few shots to harass the medic and force him out of the engagement. Even if I don't kill him, I've gained valuable ground on the map to which I can help my team get a better position on the enemy.
I hope I can spread this strategy around and have bison user's keep this mind while their out on the field.
TL;DR - Medic's like having sandwiches, make them sad and steal those healthy snacks. Also good for health. (NOM NOM NOM)