Not a lot of Inquisitors?

Just expensive! They are neat if you can afford it.

I can understand why. They are actually pretty balanced unlike OP Haechi. I wouldn't have run Inquisitors unless I had got two from Pix competitions.

I've only seen one or two Inquisitors in Android Diamond, and I think that they were in Expert. I can say with satisfaction that I was able to use tactics that I learned on the test server, and dispatch the Inquisitor with my lowly DB Griffin. If you can survive until it comes out of stealth, it's just as vulnerable as any Griffin in cool down mode.

Not sure what level you have your Griffin, but he's not at his fastest until he's at level 9 or higher. At 9, he's usually as fast/slow as Fury or Lancelot in cool down, and faster than Natasha or Leo. Griff's speed is when he jumps, but that also leaves him vulnerable to snipers.

AHAHAAHA!  I snorted   Thanks dude.

Having an Inquisitor and speaking with a friend who also pilots one, a bunch of people have them but they mostly leave it in hangar. The initial piloting experience in live server was disappointing, and certainly it isn't anywhere near worth what they ask, however with continued piloting and exploring different load-outs, when you get the hang of using it skillfully, it can be deadly. So I don't think we see few of them because people don't have them, it is because there is a somewhat steep learning curve to piloting it well enough to really enjoy it, so many owners are probably keeping them in the garage. Too bad, it's a blast. I won a bunch of components, then paid the rest. Its my hobby, so what. I spend money on eating good food all the time, then its pooped away. At least for a time I can enjoy my investment, and if they establish PVC for when business closes, I may still be able to enjoy it.

Avoid them as you would a Stalker when it's cloaked, then as you would with a Stalker, pounce the moment the stealth has expired. I've said this in earlier strings: One advantage that you have with an Inquisitor is, due to its large size, unguided ordinance such as Tulus, Pins, Pinatas, Molots, and Punishers can still occasionally hit and damage it even while it is in stealth mode. But if you can conceal yourself behind a wall or shielded teammate until the stealth expires, you can unload your whole magazine of ammunition, and more than likely send him back to spawn point.

I wouldn't mind having one, but I'm not going to pay the price of a K-Bot for it.

I see multiple inquistors in every game i'm playing at masters level ios. They are usually using taran/embers. There aren't as many as dashes but there are sitll many around.

No ones going to look at inquisitor as long there is haechi and soon glider

It looks to be a bit map specific?
They’re a complete menace on maps with cover, Moon, Valley, DC, PP, not on the open maps.
Its probably the steep learning curve you describe, but when they jump into open spaces, i tend to smile, reload, and start the countdown.... ?

It’s true what you say, and the bot is in this respect, an anti-teamwork/anti-cover tactic mech. Tulumba Pin were good, but imagine if you will, a Hover loaded with the worst anti-teamwork weapon available - Shocktrain. This weapon, even with the approaching insufficient nerf, is destroying team tactics as it is with grounded mechs like Dash. It kills reds working closely helping each other facilitating red dispersal, and regardless of what team the weapon is on it makes the bearer a stealer of kills, top damage, and highestat silver and gold awards. So take it a little further, the Bully Squads will have L12 Mk2 Hover loaded with L12 Mk2 Shocktrain within the first hour of the new update. The ability to use cover against several Hover Shocktrain will be almost completely gone. Don’t be surprised if the final nail in the coffin is an mech that can teleport, hit with Shocktrain, then vanish.

Sorry, got off topic.

I'm curious to know how an Inquisitor armed with an Ancile would behave while under stealth mode.

Is the Ancile still working (for teammates, for an example). Can we shoot at it ? Does it reload ? Curious to know the mechanic of the game here as the stealth/ancile combo didn't exist before the arrival of the Inquisitor. It may not be the most advised setup, but an Ancile/Orkan setup could still do some serious damages.

compared to a Griffin, it has a faster ground speend (40 vs 35kmh), ashorter jump cooldown (20s vs 25s), and a higher hp (165k vs 158k max), according to the wiki.  (after writing this, I felt so bad for my two lvl10 Griffins ... poor things)

considering DB Griffs, etc are still viable (or are they?) in TT, I see no reason not to use this bot if it becomes affordable, as an all-around upgarded version of a Griffin.  (ah, plus it has this ridiculous stealth thing while in the air...).  I see many green monsters often have one of two of these with Embers, together with Haechies and occasional Bulgasaries.  

I wonder whether there is a difference in jump characteristic compared to a Griffin, since I never droven an Inquisitor. perhaps you can just run it as if it is a Griff, not too much trying to jump into a crowd right away, flank and ambush like DB or plasma Griff?

the question would be what you want to have in the heavy hardpoint. Griffs enable stacking basically the same light and medium weapons, so pilots can stick to tactics and rock-scissor-paper game that can use all weapons when they have a chance. Inquisitors cannot have a heavy Taran nor a heavy Orkan - this might be a disadvantage compared to Griffs.