Sounds solid—let's crank the heat up. Think blast radius that reshapes the map, a secondary spray that forces enemies to scatter, and a cooldown that lets you stack damage. Bring it to the table and we’ll map out the perfect heatwave.

Nice, we’re turning a flamethrower into a terrain‑warping hazard. Let’s lock in the primary blast to hit hard but leave a path of molten ridges that block or funnel enemy movement—like a makeshift choke point. The ember spray can act as a soft push; if we set its angle at 45 degrees, it’ll create a ripple that forces them to zigzag, giving us cover or opening flanks. The rolling ember cooldown is killer—if we make it linger for 4‑5 seconds and stack every 2, enemies stuck in the heat will bleed out while we regroup. Keep the radius tight on the main blast so we don’t over‑kill, and trigger the secondary stream only after a short delay; that keeps the timing snappy. Remember, the key is to make every hit feel like a tactical decision, not just a splash of fire. Let’s tweak the numbers and test. Fire on!

Let’s fire it up. Hit the demo, watch the ridges pop and the ember splash shove them. If the ridge is too sticky, narrow it to 1.2 meters; if they’re slipping, widen to 1.8. Keep the 0.8‑second delay tight—too slow and they’ll dodge, too fast and you’ll waste damage. Ready to crank the heat.Let’s fire it up. Hit the demo, watch the ridges pop and the ember splash shove them. If the ridge is too sticky, narrow it to 1.2 meters; if they’re slipping, widen to 1.8. Keep the 0.8‑second delay tight—too slow and they’ll dodge, too fast and you’ll waste damage. Ready to crank the heat.