Adapt to No Invincibility Frames After Rocket Damage

How Self-Damage Works Now

When you take damage from your own Firework Rockets, you no longer receive the invincibility frames that normally protect players after being hit. This makes self-inflicted damage more dangerous and requires careful positioning.

Defensive Strategies

1. Maintain distance: Fire rockets from far enough away that splash damage doesn't reach you

2. Use cover: Position yourself behind blocks or terrain when launching rockets near enemies

3. Time your shots: Fire when enemies are grouped but you're safely separated

4. Wear armor: Prioritize protective gear since you can't rely on invincibility frames

5. Avoid chain-firing: Don't launch multiple rockets in rapid succession in confined spaces

Combat Adjustments

This change makes Rocket Jumping riskier—you're vulnerable to follow-up attacks immediately after landing. Plan escape routes and avoid jumping into enemy territory. In group combat, coordinate with teammates so you're not exposed while recovering from rocket damage. Practice spacing to maximize damage output while minimizing self-harm.