| [ | Can't melt me, chuckle man! ―Flanker taunting an Arsonist 
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The Mad Milk is a secondary throwable weapon for the Flanker. It's a bottle of milk that makes a small splash upon contact with a surface or an enemy. Any enemies caught inside the splash radius will be applied with a de-buff that lasted for a dependent time based on the thrown distance. (3–6 seconds)
Debuffed enemies can be identified if their bodies become a slightly more white color. (This also applies to enemy Agents as this white color can still be seen while cloaked). They will also automatically say a "Negative" voiceline.
While the opponent is under the effect of this de-buff, dealing damage to them will grant back 35% health based on how much damage has been done.
It helps tank way more damage than you originally could, as well as supporting teammates by throwing it at a group of enemies or a "tanky" power class (such as a Brute), allowing them to heal back damage done and can also be thrown at a burning teammate to extinguish the fire, dealing so will instantly fill the meter by 50%, making the next recharge only 10 seconds.
However, the weapon deploys 15% slower, making it unreliable to use in combat. And if the user throws it too close to themselves, it will apply the de-buff if the user is not under the effects of afterburn.
The user can throw the Mad Milk at the ground to extinguish themselves and their team, in exchange it would restore 20 health to the user. It allows the Flanker to take on a more supportive role, being able to assist his team in combat and is an all-around alternative—and a must-pick for a team player.
The Mad Milk grants the player 1 bonus point for every teammate that is extinguished when thrown, contributing towards the player's total score on the leaderboard.
The Mad Milk has a holiday reskin called Hot Coco Blast.
Function Times
| Function times | ||
|---|---|---|
| Effect | Any damage done to affected enemies is returned as healing by 35% of damage done. | |
| Recharge time | 20s / 10s | |
| Effect duration | 3s-6s | |
| Deploying speed | 0.87 | |
| Projectile speed | 60.985 studs | |
| Values are approximate and determined by community testing. | ||
Demonstration
Tips
- The Mad Milk makes it easier to find cloaked or disguised Agents, because the milk drops can still be seen.
- When thrown at real teammates, there will be no milk drop effect on their bodies.
- There is now a special effect when throwing this weapon at an Agent who is disguised: her body will be shown as a nearly-transparent white color, making it easier to track her down.
- Start a fight by coating enemies with the milk so you and your team can heal off damage.
- Enemy Arsonists are your biggest advantage but you should still play wisely.
- If you're set on fire, throw the Mad Milk in between you and the Arsonist. This way you'll both extinguish yourself and debuff the Arsonist, allowing you to regain HP through damage.
- Time your usage of the Mad Milk correctly. If you throw it at the wrong time, the Arsonist's flames can still take advantage of you.
- The Mad Milk can debuff yourself if you're not on fire. This means that when enemies hit you, they'll heal themselves. Throw the Mad Milk at enemies that are far away to avoid letting them using your own weapon against you.
- If you accidentally apply the de-buff to yourself, it is best to retreat if an enemy wasn't affected by the mad milk, as trying to fight while de-buffed will give your enemies a significant advantage.
- Try to throw the Mad Milk at large groups of enemies, as coating them with a single throw will give you and your team a bigger chance of winning the fight.
- Most of the time, it's worth to extinguish your teammates with this weapon if you're able to, as doing so will cut in half the recharge time and give you some health back, not to mention the fact that you will be helping your teammates and possibly saving their life.
- Make sure to get close to your teammate (If you're close enough) before throwing the Mad Milk if you're both under the effects of afterburn, as this will allow you extinguish both of you.
Update History
September 10, 2016
- Added Mad Milk.
September 21, 2017
- Added Vintage quality. (Undocumented)
August 10, 2018
- Mad Milk is now functionable in the current state of the game, however the debuffs and extinguishing teammates aren't.
August 10, 2018 (#2)
- Mad Milk is fully functional.
August 10, 2018 (#3)
- Fixed world model.
August 13, 2018
- Now gives score for extinguishing teammates and healing.
August 27, 2018
- Added a new backpack icon to match the current model.
September 19, 2018
- Heals 35% of damage done instead of 60%.
September 19, 2018 (#2)
- Can only mark a single target at a time.
October 8, 2018
- Allowed in Medieval.
October 19, 2018 (Halloween 2018)
- Applies debuffs lasting based on its splash radius. (the closer they are to the splash, the more duration the debuff gets)
August 19, 2019
- Grants overheal in Vs. Bosses.
September 14, 2019
- New backpack icon. (Undocumented)
October 4, 2019
- Increased the charge gained from extinguishing teammates from 20% to 25%.
May 24, 2020
- Tweaked gravity.
February 25, 2021
- Contributes to healing done shown in the leaderboard.
February 26, 2021
- Debuff duration is based on splash distance. (same modifier as splash damage)
February 27, 2021
- Reduced debuff duration from 8 seconds to 6 seconds.
March 25, 2021 (Fit with Fitten)
- Added debuff duration is based on splash distance note.
- Added weapon deploying 15% slower penalty.
- Added debuff on yourself when it does not extinguish penalty.
- Increased the charge gained from extinguishing teammates bonus from -25% to- 50%.
- Added a hidden extinguish teammates heals the player 20 HP bonus.
- New model by Buildingsssss. (Undocumented)
December 24, 2023 (Kringle's Annual New Year Expansion)
- New worldmodel animations by freakyfish7.
August 10, 2024 (Summer AM)
- New viewmodel animations by Piro_video. (Undocumented)
February 1, 2025 (The New WINTER)
- New particle effects when thrown. (Undocumented)
Trivia
- This is the only secondary that allows Flanker to "heal" his teammates.
- The previous model was taken from a Roblox Gear called, Healing Potion but retextured.
- Rather than an unknown substance, the liquid is simply natural milk combined with a herbal healing substance.
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