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Post by Deleted on Jan 20, 2018 22:38:10 GMT -5
Says Pixonic. It will cost more money to buy Inquisitor, if you try to sell parts you'll get more Au for Inquisitor's.
I don't think so, says I. Haechi is pretty unique because while all robots have one "skill", Haechi has two of them. Not to mention being able to carry three Orkans. But maybe stealth/ jump and being able to equip heavy weapon makes Inquisitor better? Let me know what you think.
Disclaimer: I do not own any of the mentioned robots, but have been destroyed by Haechi plenty of times. Did not have a chance to tangle with Inquisitor, yet.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 20, 2018 23:45:58 GMT -5
I didn't notice that there's already thread very similar to this one. Never mind then. PS. I do agree that pricing of Inquisitor suggests that Pixonic will limit Haechi's capabilities in the future. Will see.
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Post by mechagodzilla777 on Jan 20, 2018 23:53:40 GMT -5
I own an Inquisitor, I won it from a giveaway, and I can say that in a 1v1 situation, the Inquisitor is the winner. Even against a Bulgasari, with the time you are in the air you will get a good few hits on the dash bot while bypassing its shield.
However, the Haechi is more for coordinated teamplay, or for Shocktrain abusing. The Inquisitor is more of an "All-out assault while you can" solo playing bot, however can be used as a hit-and-run striker.
Overall, the Inquisitor does have the advantage over singled out opponents, including dash bots, but when your opponents have multiple dash bots, the combination of energy and physical shields give them an edge over a team of Inquisitors.
But, as with every encounter, the weapon setup and situation factor heavily into the the winner of this Battle of Titans. (Lol I just had to put a BoT reference)
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Post by mechagodzilla777 on Jan 20, 2018 23:57:46 GMT -5
Here's a video I made of my Inquisitor vs an opponent's Haechi:
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 0:45:43 GMT -5
Here's a video I made of my Inquisitor vs an opponent's Haechi: Yup, I've seen it in that other thread. Great duel, kudos to you for getting upper hand! However, I don't think that player took full advantage of his Haechi. He could have just stayed out of sight and blast the area near you without seeing you or being able to target you. Another thing is he could have timed your jump and then used speed to get close, run around and duke it out. Again, you have to be precise with tarans/magnums, he doesn't. At any rate, those are the tactics used against me by Haechis.
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Post by Sub Z on Jan 21, 2018 4:01:19 GMT -5
This topic must have tons of similar threads, but here's my 2 cents.
I have both Inquistor and Haechi leveled up to play in Masters/Champion level play. I try to play mostly Team Death Match, so both bots are set up as close range fighters. The Haechi is tri-Ork and the Inquisitor has Ember/Orks. I've run birth with Tatsns, but I am wary of the Taran glitch biting me again.
Between the two, the Inquisitor performs consistently better due to the unload time being fully covered by the Descend jump's stealth. I was really good with a Griffin and you are basically unhittable if you can master the Descend jump attack where you land above or below the target's default weapons firing line. Honestly, a few hours of practice in Custom Mode with your Inquisitor will make you unhittable on the jump attack and there's can not much an opponent can do to stop me if I'm targeting you. Not that I don't like my Haechi, but its just not as versatile as the Inquistor IMHO. However, both bots and the Bulgasari are the best bots currently in the game.
My only real slight on the Haechi is more of how I think it will stack up against the new Specter and the Strider. I don't think the Haechi will have much of a chance against a Specter with Tarans, Shocktrains, Scourges or the Strider with Ember/Magnums. The Inquistor (and Bulgasari) on the other hand will do fine against these 2 new bots. My gut feeling is that the Haechi (and Kumiho) will be seen as weak against Specter/Strider and I've stopped buying any component deals that feature the Haechi.
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Post by Thunderkiss on Jan 21, 2018 10:46:37 GMT -5
I'd much rather be in an ember/taran inquisitor than an anything haechi. Great bot, but I think the inquisitor VASTLY outperforms it when played correctly. Not to mention the inquisitor will just straight up SMOKE a haechi anything.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 10:54:10 GMT -5
For straight 1 vs 1, a haechi or bulga should never lose to an inquisitor. Frankly I don’t understand how you guys can see it any other way as it’s a very simple situation for the dash pilot Edit: assuming same weapon loadout, eg ork vs ork or taran vs taran
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Post by mechagodzilla777 on Jan 21, 2018 10:57:13 GMT -5
For straight 1 vs 1, a haechi or bulga should never lose to an inquisitor. Frankly I don’t understand how you guys can see it any other way as it’s a very simple situation for the dash pilot Did you see my video? The inquisitor has the edge in many ways
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Post by vin5240 on Jan 21, 2018 10:57:15 GMT -5
I own an Inquisitor, I won it from a giveaway, and I can say that in a 1v1 situation, the Inquisitor is the winner. Even against a Bulgasari, with the time you are in the air you will get a good few hits on the dash bot while bypassing its shield. However, the Haechi is more for coordinated teamplay, or for Shocktrain abusing. The Inquisitor is more of an "All-out assault while you can" solo playing bot, however can be used as a hit-and-run striker. Overall, the Inquisitor does have the advantage over singled out opponents, including dash bots, but when your opponents have multiple dash bots, the combination of energy and physical shields give them an edge over a team of Inquisitors. But, as with every encounter, the weapon setup and situation factor heavily into the the winner of this Battle of Titans. (Lol I just had to put a BoT reference) When you use descend, you need to be firing while finding a place to hide for descend to reload because it's hp is 1k less than that of a patton. When I face inquisitors, I tap fire a couple to trigger his descend and then dash into hiding and wait for his descend to wear out and then dash in for the kill. Once that stealth wears off, it is so squishy lol. I kill it before I need to reload tarans. Not trying to sound cocky here, but I don't ever recall losing to an inquisitor in a 1v1 unless I got ambushed while trying to fight someone else.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 11:30:23 GMT -5
For straight 1 vs 1, a haechi or bulga should never lose to an inquisitor. Frankly I don’t understand how you guys can see it any other way as it’s a very simple situation for the dash pilot Did you see my video? The inquisitor has the edge in many ways No sry. I am well familiar with Inquisitor gameplay. Doesn’t change that a well piloted dash should never be caught in the open vs a stealthed inquisitor. Everything else even, the best that an inq pilot can hope for is a standoff. This is for pure 1 vs 1.
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Post by SuperHero on Jan 21, 2018 11:35:24 GMT -5
Did you see my video? The inquisitor has the edge in many ways No sry. I am well familiar with Inquisitor gameplay. Doesn’t change that a well piloted dash should never be caught in the open vs a stealthed inquisitor. Everything else even, the best that an inq pilot can hope for is a standoff. This is for pure 1 vs 1. Nix has previously been in the Legend League and is one of the best players I know and have had the pleasure of playing with. I'd take his word for it. Also, I own both Dash as well as Inquisitor. For pure 1 vs 1, i agree that a Dash (especially a Bulgasari or Haechi) would have the advantage if all things are equal, including skill.
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Post by mechagodzilla777 on Jan 21, 2018 11:37:04 GMT -5
Did you see my video? The inquisitor has the edge in many ways No sry. I am well familiar with Inquisitor gameplay. Doesn’t change that a well piloted dash should never be caught in the open vs a stealthed inquisitor. Everything else even, the best that an inq pilot can hope for is a standoff. This is for pure 1 vs 1. Ok, I respect your points. But a well-piloted Inquisitor is in the same bracket as a well-piloted Dash.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 11:41:54 GMT -5
No sry. I am well familiar with Inquisitor gameplay. Doesn’t change that a well piloted dash should never be caught in the open vs a stealthed inquisitor. Everything else even, the best that an inq pilot can hope for is a standoff. This is for pure 1 vs 1. Ok, I respect your points. But a well-piloted Inquisitor is in the same bracket as a well-piloted Dash. Agreed, Inq is a terrific bot. I wouldn’t like to have it as my last bot when there are few players left is all I’m saying.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 11:50:08 GMT -5
Ok, I respect your points. But a well-piloted Inquisitor is in the same bracket as a well-piloted Dash. Agreed, Inq is a terrific bot. I wouldn’t like to have it as my last bot when there are few players left is all I’m saying. It's still better than a Griffin and probably better than a Lance, although I agree with you that it has no chance against a well piloted Dash bot.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 12:04:55 GMT -5
Fair enough. Still, pixonic places higher value on Inquisitor. Makes you wonder if that means they are considering limiting dash bots capabilities.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 12:28:49 GMT -5
Fair enough. Still, pixonic places higher value on Inquisitor. Makes you wonder if that means they are considering limiting dash bots capabilities. Lots of stuff is priced disproportionally to performance. Tarans and orks are relatively cheap while redeemer, scourge etc etc are relatively expensive.
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Post by Sub Z on Jan 21, 2018 13:25:55 GMT -5
Says Pixonic. It will cost more money to buy Inquisitor, if you try to sell parts you'll get more Au for Inquisitor's. I don't think so, says I. Haechi is pretty unique because while all robots have one "skill", Haechi has two of them. Not to mention being able to carry three Orkans. But maybe stealth/ jump and being able to equip heavy weapon makes Inquisitor better? Let me know what you think. Disclaimer: I do not own any of the mentioned robots, but have been destroyed by Haechi plenty of times. Did not have a chance to tangle with Inquisitor, yet. I see that you are getting a lot of feedback on this question and the it's a split between Haechi/Inquisitor as to which is better. Many pilots here that have posted have not confirmed: 1) That they actively play both bots (I play both) 2) What level those bots/weapons are (birth are Mk1 levels 11/12) 3) What league they play the bots in (never tanked and been Champion since April last year) 4) Whether they primarily Random or Squad (I seldom squad) 5) What mode they primarily play in (almost BR when I had a choice-almost always Team Death Match now) 6) Do they have 2 or more hangars (I have 1 hangar - 4 brawlers and 1 high damage mid-ranger) 7) Whether they have tested the Strider and Specter (this is the important - I've tested both) My opinion is that both are not just good bots, but they are both superior bots as the game currently stands. I prefer the Inquisitor because I don't squad. If I did squad, Haechi is a better bot as it's a far superior advance under cover setup (since it is essentially bringing the cover with them) and advancing in force under cover is the winning tactic of this game. You could easily say that if you play mostly random, then go with the Inquisitor and I you squad go with the Haechi. The differences between the 2 when both pilots are the same levels on a 1-vs-1 are too small really. I myself in a 1-vs-1 against a fellow Champion would pick my Inquisitor, as I know the jump launch and land points on nearly every map I play so that Haechi will hunted down (no way a Haechi on 1-vs-1 is hunting down an Ember/Taran or Ember/Orkan Inquisitor). Regardless of choice though, the loser will be the one that makes the first mistake. So get either one, you'll be okay with it. However, if your resources are not infinite, I strongly suggest you consider what happens to both these bots once the Strider and Specter get here. Test or go on YouTube to understand what these 2 bots mean to the Haechi and Inquisitor. If I was in your situation and had neither bot, but could buy one now (and could not wait), I'd want to buy the bot that could still perform after the Strider/Specter get here. Having tested both Strider/Specter, my strong belief is that the Haechi will get pushed out of Champion level hangars. I just don't see my Haechi winning a spot in my brawler hangar. If get either a Specter or a Strider. The Okan Specter will eat the Haechi alive even the Haechi is at full strength and the Specter at half strength. The Strider can cover 500m down to under 350 and still have not used all its Dashes - which most pilots do not understand the implications of, but the Haechi will be a easy kill by an Ember/Mag Strider with no counter attack possible. Im trying to give you the fullest opinion based on experience and what I have actually tested and my strong recommendation is that you pass on the Haechi. The Inquisitor and Bulgasari are better choices that will still be relevant after Strider/Specter land.
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Post by ᎶƦ℮℮ƊᎽ ƤΛƝƊΛ on Jan 21, 2018 13:33:39 GMT -5
The Kumiho is better than both bots.
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Post by mechagodzilla777 on Jan 21, 2018 13:44:21 GMT -5
The Kumiho is better than both bots. Eh... I don't think so. The only thing the Kumiho is better at is speed.
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Post by ᒪΛᏟIΛ on Jan 21, 2018 14:31:24 GMT -5
The Kumiho is better than both bots. Eh... I don't think so. The only thing the Kumiho is better at is speed. Well piloted kumiho can destroy inquisitor easily and can heavily injure bulgasari
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Post by Thunderkiss on Jan 21, 2018 14:47:54 GMT -5
Did you see my video? The inquisitor has the edge in many ways No sry. I am well familiar with Inquisitor gameplay. Doesn’t change that a well piloted dash should never be caught in the open vs a stealthed inquisitor. Everything else even, the best that an inq pilot can hope for is a standoff. This is for pure 1 vs 1. The same is true for a well piloted inquisitor. Never gonna get caught by a dash, all things being equal. The ember is just too much. Throw in 2 tarans and haechi is just flat out dead. The bulg might have a chance though.
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Post by mechagodzilla777 on Jan 21, 2018 14:52:06 GMT -5
No sry. I am well familiar with Inquisitor gameplay. Doesn’t change that a well piloted dash should never be caught in the open vs a stealthed inquisitor. Everything else even, the best that an inq pilot can hope for is a standoff. This is for pure 1 vs 1. The same is true for a well piloted inquisitor. Never gonna get caught by a dash, all things being equal. The ember is just too much. Throw in 2 tarans and haechi is just flat out dead. The bulg might have a chance though. Hah... Funny you brought that up. Just found out the Inquisitor bypasses the Bulgasari's shield when jumping. So even a taran inquisitor can take a chunk out a Bulg and still have time to find cover.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 15:13:21 GMT -5
Says Pixonic. It will cost more money to buy Inquisitor, if you try to sell parts you'll get more Au for Inquisitor's. I don't think so, says I. Haechi is pretty unique because while all robots have one "skill", Haechi has two of them. Not to mention being able to carry three Orkans. But maybe stealth/ jump and being able to equip heavy weapon makes Inquisitor better? Let me know what you think. Disclaimer: I do not own any of the mentioned robots, but have been destroyed by Haechi plenty of times. Did not have a chance to tangle with Inquisitor, yet. My opinion is that both are not just good bots, but they are both superior bots as the game currently stands. ... Im trying to give you the fullest opinion based on experience and what I have actually tested and my strong recommendation is that you pass on the Haechi. The Inquisitor and Bulgasari are better choices that will still be relevant after Strider/Specter land. Yes, I could see why bot with five dash charges or with FOUR Orkans will be a game changer. Pixonic is slowly painting itself into a corner because you can even argue against getting Strider/Specter because next wave of bots will have invisibility, five Orkans, two thunders and heated seats. And there's always present balancing issues which are already driving plenty of people away. As for which bot I will get, the answer is most probably none of them. I have about 2k Haechi parts, which took me over two months to collect, so I'm betting at this rate I'll lose interest in the game before getting it. Unless, of course, I win one in one of lotteries, at which point I'll just learn to like what I have.
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Post by stokr on Jan 21, 2018 15:24:16 GMT -5
For straight 1 vs 1, a haechi or bulga should never lose to an inquisitor. Frankly I don’t understand how you guys can see it any other way as it’s a very simple situation for the dash pilot Edit: assuming same weapon loadout, eg ork vs ork or taran vs taran In my experience the only Inquistor that has provided a challenge to either an Orkan Bulg, or Haechi has an Ember. Even then it's really the Ember providing the challenge, not the Inquistor. Dashes just make it too easy to avoid the jump and return during it's cooldown for a hard burn.
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Post by Deleted on Jan 21, 2018 15:32:23 GMT -5
Fair enough. Still, pixonic places higher value on Inquisitor. Makes you wonder if that means they are considering limiting dash bots capabilities. Lots of stuff is priced disproportionally to performance. Tarans and orks are relatively cheap while redeemer, scourge etc etc are relatively expensive. Looking at the robots they test I see that rather than limiting dashers their plan is to "one-up" on every new bot generation. I guess Pixonic is thinking increased revenue stream, but I'm thinking game over. Seriously, if they put five charge dashers and four Orkan bots into the game I'm going back to playing PC games.
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Post by DarkVagabond on Jan 21, 2018 16:21:48 GMT -5
Says Pixonic. It will cost more money to buy Inquisitor, if you try to sell parts you'll get more Au for Inquisitor's. I don't think so, says I. Haechi is pretty unique because while all robots have one "skill", Haechi has two of them. Not to mention being able to carry three Orkans. But maybe stealth/ jump and being able to equip heavy weapon makes Inquisitor better? Let me know what you think. Disclaimer: I do not own any of the mentioned robots, but have been destroyed by Haechi plenty of times. Did not have a chance to tangle with Inquisitor, yet. I am genuinely surprised how many forumites think Inquisitor is superior. I really can’t agree. Since being in Champion League since September mobility has been one of the few things that has kept me there with my lvl 9 bots vs Mk2 weapons. The ONLY time an Inquisitor gives me problems is when I’m running a Lancelot or I have to go beacon capping in my Zeus Fury because my team are morons. Even my Kumiho can outmatch an Inquisitor one on one because of the sheer mobility (although I certainly concede that one on one comparisons shouldn’t be given too much weight when comparing bots). I have gone against some awesomely talented Inquisitor pilots, but I don’t see them besting a similarly talented Orkan Haechi pilot. A haechi’s ability to pressure an Inquisitor to jump, and then to retreat to cover and maximise corner shooting capabilities after an Inquisitor’s stealth runs out is just too strong. I totally agree with nix on this one - If manoeuvring abilities are equal I cannot see how an Inquisitor is superior to a Haechi one on one. Again, one on one comparisons are kinda stupid though - bots should be selecting appropriate targets that bear weaknesses to their setup. Inquisitors are brilliant bots, but they are used most effectively when targeting bots that have limited capabilities to manoeuvre to safety. And I can’t put a Haechi in that category unless the Inquisitor pilot has observed they have used up both dashes. This is the equivalent of a Haechi pilot waiting in cover until an Inquisitor’s stealth has run out. So they are horses for courses. Figure out which course you typically run and then the choice of horse is easy. While it is true the Inquisitor will probably be one of the most competitive matchups for the Spectre, it will not render the Haechi useless. By contrast we will see Haechi pilots get smarter as the silly Haechi pilots will stop running the bot and the others will learn to utilise cover better in order just to survive. I’m also glad my Zeus are almost all lvl 12, as the only relationship I’m planning to have with the Spectre is a long distance one...
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Post by DarkVagabond on Jan 21, 2018 16:24:57 GMT -5
Lots of stuff is priced disproportionally to performance. Tarans and orks are relatively cheap while redeemer, scourge etc etc are relatively expensive. Looking at the robots they test I see that rather than limiting dashers their plan is to "one-up" on every new bot generation. I guess Pixonic is thinking increased revenue stream, but I'm thinking game over. Seriously, if they put five charge dashers and four Orkan bots into the game I'm going back to playing PC games. This is a strong point. I also think these two bots could be game breakers. The dashbots were OP on release, but these ones are OP in comparison to dashbots. I couldn’t think of a much better way to finally motivate the f2p multitude enough to leave the game.
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Post by ᎶƦ℮℮ƊᎽ ƤΛƝƊΛ on Jan 21, 2018 21:26:40 GMT -5
The Kumiho is better than both bots. Eh... I don't think so. The only thing the Kumiho is better at is speed. In a pure 1v1, like a custom 1v1 match, no bot trait is more important than agility. A Kumiho can easily just widdle you away slowly, regardless of what you're using, simply because it can stay behind cover no matter what.
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Post by Sub Z on Jan 22, 2018 1:10:57 GMT -5
I am genuinely surprised how many forumites think Inquisitor is superior. I really can’t agree. Since being in Champion League since September mobility has been one of the few things that has kept me there with my lvl 9 bots vs Mk2 weapons. ... DV - do you run an Inquistor in your hangar or use high level Embers? I don't see the Haechi as a highly mobile bot against an Ember. The Kumi and Gareth are mobile - the Haechi is just not hard at all to hit with an Ember (how is it any more mobile than a Bulgasari really). The Inquistor's great strength currently is the ability to unleash a full salvo of Ember without getting any return fire - wasn't the Ember made specifically for the Inquistor in the first place? Haechi is great, but it's definitely not what I'd consider a highly mobile platform --- to the point where it can assualt a bot that is carrying an Ember (a weapon that no Haechi knifer setup has advantage over and a weapon that is optimized when on an Inquistor).
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