Too often I simply ignore this guy or just throw a flak grenade at him and let it give me a few bucks, but he is nothing but useless unless he drops bacon. So often I find that I am camping a perch above him just waiting for the next idiot to go after him and get in his jock so I can pick them off. What I am suggesting is to give more of an incentive to attack bullseye, as if he was the powerup on the map. I haven't exactly tried timing him, but to make him show up at set intervals would be completely ideal for the suggestions. What could be affected within a 15:00 game Bullseye spawn 1 @ 12:00 Pre-set number of juice box drops (4) Pre-set number of speed drops (3) Pre-set amount of coin drops ($50 total) Bullseye spawn 2 @ 9:00 Pre-set number of juice box drops (4) Pre-set number of speed drops (3) Pre-set amount of coin drops ($100 total) -bacon drop as he disappears Bullseye spawn 3 @ 6:00 Pre-set number of juice box drops (5) Pre-set number of speed drops (4) Pre-set amount of coin drops ($150 total) Bullseye spawn 4 @ 3:00 Pre-set number of juice box drops (5) Pre-set number of speed drops (4) Pre-set amount of coin drops ($200 total) -bacon drop as he disappears -note that whatever damage you do to him with your gun will still get you money What I think this will create is more of a team pull that will make people stop playing solo as often. It will make the game more fun by people wanting that delicate and delicious piece of bacon. It will not make it so random that when I move around the map and I know I have every upper hand on my opponent and I go to attack them, I can actually anticipate by how far along in the game if they have become a monster by grabbing a piece of bacon. Hopefully this will get some support, whether by the details I laid out or some altered fashion, but I really think this would make the game more exciting.
I hate to be "that guy" but everyone would shoot Bullseye if they made it so the more damage he took the more of his suit he lost, until it was slowly revealed to be Pit Girl. Fighting would stop so that all twelve players could concentrate on blasting that suit off.
