How do splitting rounds work?
After buying splitting rounds, I'd expect to see three projectiles from my gun and three bullet holes in the wall... but I still see just one.
Do the rounds split after they're shot? If so, how far away from the shark do I need to be to ensure my bullets are splitting?
Do they split horizontally? Vertically? Randomly? Is one of the three always traveling exactly where I'm aiming? How much do they spread?
I heard each round does only 70% damage. Does that mean each one of the three does 70% damage, or 70/3 = 23% damage? If I hit the shark with all three parts of a split bullet, how much damage will it take?
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How do you split a round?
If you're looking to split logs or big rounds of wood, splitting wedges are just as important as a good axe or maul. They make the splitting process easier and safer, and allow you to do more with what you have \u2013 namely, your own physical strength and your main splitting tool (an axe, maul, or even sledgehammer).How to: Use a Chain to Split Rounds
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