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Post by [CK]erazor on Jul 21, 2020 12:22:16 GMT -5
Man, I definitely need regular squad players. Dropped out of top 10 as I lost several games in a row, as my team mates were walking in every direction but not with me lol. Sucks, but I enjoy BoT anyway.
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Post by [CK]erazor on Jul 21, 2020 12:24:02 GMT -5
Well, imma try it out. Look out for a FakeNews and/or _FakeNews_ in the near future! Don't get frustrated playing the first 100 matches. BoT has a learning curve and if you play against skilled players, you'll go down in no time. To master the bots, weapon combinations, terrain/movement, you'll probably need some hundred matches. But it's worth it. After a while, you know every single spot of the (sadly only) two maps and you'll know exactly, where to do what with what robot or weapon.
It's awesome.
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Post by anjian on Aug 26, 2020 21:59:35 GMT -5
New Titan coming, the Ilya Muromets. https://www.reddit.com/r/battletitans/comments/ihd0sa/new_titan_ilya_muromets/ From Kyro: A new contender has landed on the battlefield. This heavy titan is ready to dispatch alongside you, revealing its monumental form and heavy weaponry aimed at anything you deem a threat. It can obliterate everything in its presence with a single fire from its specialized laser weaponry, and overcome any obstacle it faces.. either with sheer swiftness or a fiery of suppression beyond compare. Today, I introduce you to the Ilya Muromets. This titan is unique in the aspect that it is the first ever titan introduced into the mech lineup with arms. It is outfitted with a heavy laser rig mounted on its right shoulder, which will make use of one of the new weapon types, thermal. When fired, it burns enemy titan armor until they reach extremely critical limits. This can increase its damage potential with continuous fire, but the downside is its limited range and reload speed. Not only does the titan come equipped with a destructive laser, but it also wields two medium weapons mounted upon its grippers, or in other words, hand slots. If this was not deadly enough, the titan also specializes in having the ability to sprint. This provides it with good maneuverability, but at the cost of less armor when compared to the heavy plating of titans like the Tirpitz. But that is not all for the Ilya Muromets. The titan may also come equipped with a medium "special" (or backpack) weapon mounted on its left shoulder in future iterations. This would allow it to contend with even some of the more versatile titans currently available. This is the newest production line provided by the Russian engineers of the Earthling faction. To them, this is only the start of a long, unending race to produce an unrivaled titan amongst the factions. ?? The Ilya Muromets is not yet finalized for testing, but is being prepared for sometime this year. The balancing, design, and more will be optimized accordingly. We would love to hear your thoughts and suggestions about it.
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Post by [CK]erazor on Aug 27, 2020 3:01:33 GMT -5
New Titan coming, the Ilya Muromets. That's a mean looking mother「fluffernutter」er. Hope they add one or two maps to the game, too. Match making is faster recently as more people seem to play the game and on my ingame friends list, there is pretty much always one guy online, but BoT definitely needs more maps.
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Post by Eradicator1 on Aug 27, 2020 5:37:17 GMT -5
I tried it out and could see the potential. But just couldn’t get that into it. 100% has way more skill needed than war robots. But missed how “big” war robots is. The variety in maps, bots, weapons, play style. Plus, how actually bigger the robot is that you are shooting. They are so tiny in BOT.
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Post by [CK]erazor on Sept 18, 2020 4:02:22 GMT -5
Man, I enjoy BoT, but the game does need updates. If the devs ran out of money, they should at least put some ads (video) and some stuff like skins for bots and weapons into the game, to keep cash flowing. BoT needs some two or three new maps, one or two new game modes, to keep it interesting. Don't get me wrong, I really enjoy playing it, honing my skills, but it lacks variety.
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Post by Koko Bop on Sept 18, 2020 22:46:04 GMT -5
For all the superficial similarities, War Robots and BOT are totally different games, even if they do come from the same mind. Recent changes in 2.7 make BOT exponentially more difficult, and they have their match-making issues as well.
But while they may adjust things in the name of balance, the overall effect is not the ?dookie?show War Robots has become - 6.3 being hot garbage. I lose big often enough to better players, but not to high priced gimmick wagons. Learning to master your bot and tailor your gear effectively is key, and thereâ??s virtually no P2W factor at all. I play against humans and AI, against rookies and masters...and whether I win is almost always due to how well I play on the field. Frustrating at times, but spawn raids in the first minute virtually never happen. Strategy and tactics actually matter.
I agree, more maps would be great, but after a thousand matches these last four months, I have not â??figured outâ?? what to drop first, or at which point, even a little bit. Still plenty of challenges on every map, with every team, every hangar, plenty of chances to get it right or screw the pooch - itâ??s all on me - in ways that W!R simply NEVER is.
CKRazor, those are good numbers you post - youâ??re clearly on your way! Check out the discord - lots of first-rate experienced pilots helping the no0bz like me...youâ??ll probably find folks you know from here
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Post by Redfiend on Sept 29, 2020 17:29:54 GMT -5
The flying mech is the worst addition to the game.
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Post by Koko Bop on Sept 29, 2020 19:58:18 GMT -5
That’s only until “Iliya” takes the field...hopefullly, that thing won’t be the death of BoT...but I suppose we must wait to see.... “Titans” by any other name....
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Post by Deleted on Jan 23, 2021 12:55:06 GMT -5
I’ve ran a few battles here and there, and just re-downloaded War Robots again......War Robots seems a bit better as the play goes, and visuals. Pix, however, will be Pix..... BoT is ok now and then, just can’t seem to go full steam ahead with it..... Good to see you guys again!
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Post by TerrorStorm on Apr 25, 2021 22:27:49 GMT -5
Is there a Discord for BoT?
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Post by Pulse Hadron on Apr 25, 2021 22:39:46 GMT -5
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Post by anjian on Apr 28, 2021 1:50:23 GMT -5
New Titan robot on the way. This one is named Atlas, no longer the Ilya Muromets. The arms have been raised for better firing lines. https://www.reddit.com/r/battletitans/comments/n02uyt/new_heavy_titan_development/
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Post by Koalabear on Apr 29, 2021 7:16:24 GMT -5
I'm giving this game another try. I still find it so bewildering. I logged into my old account and lo and behold, I have over 19M EC. Don't know or remember how I got that. So, I picked up a Coromant and that little four legged bot that can climb on things. I have so many questions...
Like, is it better to buy from the Black Market? I saw a Coromant there for 1.6M and it was T2, while the one from the change Titan menu was for 600k and was T1. And how do you even level it up to T2? There are so many upgrade slots. What do I put in there?
What are decent weapons? Do we have a guide here on this forum somewhere like how we have one for Mech Assault? I have a feeling my 19M EC won't take me very far, so I want to be smart about how I spend it.
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Post by Redfiend on Jun 11, 2021 5:30:45 GMT -5
I'm giving this game another try. I still find it so bewildering. I logged into my old account and lo and behold, I have over 19M EC. Don't know or remember how I got that. So, I picked up a Coromant and that little four legged bot that can climb on things. I have so many questions... Like, is it better to buy from the Black Market? I saw a Coromant there for 1.6M and it was T2, while the one from the change Titan menu was for 600k and was T1. And how do you even level it up to T2? There are so many upgrade slots. What do I put in there? What are decent weapons? Do we have a guide here on this forum somewhere like how we have one for Mech Assault? I have a feeling my 19M EC won't take me very far, so I want to be smart about how I spend it. Nobody sticks around that game long enough for anyone to make anything detailed. Basically, Fill all widget slots > pay heaps of currency to increase the "Tier" of the item, repeat until everything is T3. Black market refreshes every 15 minutes. T2 and T3 items pop up their from time to time, heavily discounted compared to their actual upgrade costs. If you're not playing it on bluestacks, it's really not worth playing. Everything about BOT is better suited to be run on a PC, from the controls to the lack of graphics settings. That being said, it flops as a game because it's still a game built and run by the good ol incompetents that defected from Pixo.
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Post by Redfiend on Jun 11, 2021 5:31:42 GMT -5
New Titan robot on the way. This one is named Atlas, no longer the Ilya Muromets. The arms have been raised for better firing lines. https://www.reddit.com/r/battletitans/comments/n02uyt/new_heavy_titan_development/ Good, firing from the ends of hanging gorilla arms was a really stupid look for a mech.
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Post by ⓣⓡⓘⓒⓚⓨ48 on Jun 11, 2021 7:24:58 GMT -5
I'm giving this game another try. I still find it so bewildering. I logged into my old account and lo and behold, I have over 19M EC. Don't know or remember how I got that. So, I picked up a Coromant and that little four legged bot that can climb on things. I have so many questions... Like, is it better to buy from the Black Market? I saw a Coromant there for 1.6M and it was T2, while the one from the change Titan menu was for 600k and was T1. And how do you even level it up to T2? There are so many upgrade slots. What do I put in there? What are decent weapons? Do we have a guide here on this forum somewhere like how we have one for Mech Assault? I have a feeling my 19M EC won't take me very far, so I want to be smart about how I spend it. Nobody sticks around that game long enough for anyone to make anything detailed. Basically, Fill all widget slots > pay heaps of currency to increase the "Tier" of the item, repeat until everything is T3. Black market refreshes every 15 minutes. T2 and T3 items pop up their from time to time, heavily discounted compared to their actual upgrade costs. If you're not playing it on bluestacks, it's really not worth playing. Everything about BOT is better suited to be run on a PC, from the controls to the lack of graphics settings. That being said, it flops as a game because it's still a game built and run by the good ol incompetents that defected from Pixo. The bolded sentence is the only reason I don't play this. I still keep up with the news about the game and read all the Dev announcements in their Discord. If I ever get a PC while the game is still going, I will try emulation. It just doesn't work on a phone for me... and... most people playing that are doing well, are on a PC. Facing a majority Mouse and Keyboard opponents automatically puts phone users at a disadvantage. I may give it a go with my new tablet... but I feel like that will be an exercise in frustration, so... I haven't done it yet.
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Post by Redfiend on Jun 11, 2021 8:27:15 GMT -5
Nobody sticks around that game long enough for anyone to make anything detailed. Basically, Fill all widget slots > pay heaps of currency to increase the "Tier" of the item, repeat until everything is T3. Black market refreshes every 15 minutes. T2 and T3 items pop up their from time to time, heavily discounted compared to their actual upgrade costs. If you're not playing it on bluestacks, it's really not worth playing. Everything about BOT is better suited to be run on a PC, from the controls to the lack of graphics settings. That being said, it flops as a game because it's still a game built and run by the good ol incompetents that defected from Pixo. The bolded sentence is the only reason I don't play this. I still keep up with the news about the game and read all the Dev announcements in their Discord. If I ever get a PC while the game is still going, I will try emulation. It just doesn't work on a phone for me... and... most people playing that are doing well, are on a PC. Facing a majority Mouse and Keyboard opponents automatically puts phone users at a disadvantage. I may give it a go with my new tablet... but I feel like that will be an exercise in frustration, so... I haven't done it yet. Seriously, it's unplayable on anything other than PC. It's the targeting system's fault, through and through. Playing on a touch screen means aiming and shooting are separate actions. The targeting system causes you to target individual parts of the enemy mech, so there's really no way to actually hit center mass consistently because of swipe to aim, tap to fire. It runs like 「bum-bum」 on everything because graphical settings are "auto-detect" only. It uses what the device can run, not the settings that make it feel optimal. It's not M&K players that make playing miserable, the AI always aims for center mass with pinpoint accuracy. Always. So while your damage is getting spread out across hard points, legs, core, and tower, the AI are nailing all of their shots center mass. With center mass being the only body segment that kills the entire mech when it's health is depleted, damage racing AI is damn difficult, if not impossible. I got bored with my other PC games and have been giving BoT a go on bluestacks. The game is literally made to run on desktop/laptop. Anything else makes FPS or ping drop abysmally the moment something processing intensive happens. The free aim has consistently felt like garbage. With M&K, and completely chumping the required specs, the game feels good. Still not enough content(weapons, maps, mechs) to warrant the development of a solid player base. MM is non-existent. You queue up and a player running a full T3 loadout is in the queue? Good 「fluffernutter」ing luck to you.
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Post by White1Golf on Oct 9, 2021 19:59:11 GMT -5
Bump
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Post by PumpkinHead on Nov 6, 2021 9:50:43 GMT -5
The bolded sentence is the only reason I don't play this. I still keep up with the news about the game and read all the Dev announcements in their Discord. If I ever get a PC while the game is still going, I will try emulation. It just doesn't work on a phone for me... and... most people playing that are doing well, are on a PC. Facing a majority Mouse and Keyboard opponents automatically puts phone users at a disadvantage. I may give it a go with my new tablet... but I feel like that will be an exercise in frustration, so... I haven't done it yet. Seriously, it's unplayable on anything other than PC. It's the targeting system's fault, through and through. Playing on a touch screen means aiming and shooting are separate actions. The targeting system causes you to target individual parts of the enemy mech, so there's really no way to actually hit center mass consistently because of swipe to aim, tap to fire. It runs like 「bum-bum」 on everything because graphical settings are "auto-detect" only. It uses what the device can run, not the settings that make it feel optimal. It's not M&K players that make playing miserable, the AI always aims for center mass with pinpoint accuracy. Always. So while your damage is getting spread out across hard points, legs, core, and tower, the AI are nailing all of their shots center mass. With center mass being the only body segment that kills the entire mech when it's health is depleted, damage racing AI is damn difficult, if not impossible. I got bored with my other PC games and have been giving BoT a go on bluestacks. The game is literally made to run on desktop/laptop. Anything else makes FPS or ping drop abysmally the moment something processing intensive happens. The free aim has consistently felt like garbage. With M&K, and completely chumping the required specs, the game feels good. Still not enough content(weapons, maps, mechs) to warrant the development of a solid player base. MM is non-existent. You queue up and a player running a full T3 loadout is in the queue? Good 「fluffernutter」ing luck to you. Just found this thread, and I disagree about playability on iPad. That being said, I quit playing BoT after building a Tier2 hangar due to the boredom of only two maps, the massive grind to Tier3, lack of dev updates, and lack of content variety. It’s a good game for awhile, then gets old. Pix, despite their rep, IMO never gets boring, just hurtful!
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Post by Poopface on Sept 16, 2023 8:33:04 GMT -5
Trying it out now. It’s good from what I can tell. How come it NS er caught on?
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Post by OU812? on Sept 16, 2023 9:10:59 GMT -5
Trying it out now. It’s good from what I can tell. How come it NS er caught on? That’s a good question. I thought it had a lot of potential. One issue may have been that the developers didn’t really do much after the initial release and a couple of years. That may have sent the wrong message to the player base. There was a limited number of mechs, weaps, and maps which made it a bit repetitive after a while. Also, it was released when War Robots was still in its prime and the heavyweight in the market. Still I enjoyed what it offered and the durability of the mechs during engagements was nice. Really frustrated by the one shot kill meta that MA has introduced this year.
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Post by ѻﻭɼﻉ on Sept 16, 2023 12:42:22 GMT -5
Trying it out now. Itâs good from what I can tell. How come it NS er caught on? 1) here is a link for the official discord. Great community, super responsive about builds and tactics, a very important resource imo if people want to really play it and get to a level where it is a lot of fun. discord.gg/bcvWMBH4UyThere are also full sets of videos for everything. Salty Hyena and Taco Die do the most legit ones. 2) Know that you get more points for and can shoot weapons, legs, and core depending on where you put the crosshairs. Adjusting aim controls in settings and doing custom matches against ai is important to dial in how you like it. 3) Focus on upgrading weapons and weapon upgrades to T2 first. People are free to do as they like, but there are definitely optimal upgrade combinations, so please check the discord before investing currency to upgrade 「dookie」 that doesnt perform as well. 4) History: a brief breakdown, which I may have already written about in this thread somewhere. Basically, atm there is one dev, Sergey (ign Ironclad) who has been quiet for a while, but the game server controls have been given to several admin to maintain. There is currently an active discord community, squadding, clans, and 99% of matches have mostly players. There is no news of any new content but some slight rumor Sergey may be working on the game again, but for now it is what it is and its fun. Early beta days the buzz was incredible, super active community, tons of clans, clan wars, contestsâ¦but then the devs made some major changes to some of the content that players didnât want; nothing gamebreaking, but enough alteration in performance to make people unhappy. They had their reasons but I wont go into that. The purpose of beta and a lot of hard work by beta vets to give detailed analysis and feedback was to help improve the game, but the devs disrespected this core community by ignoring the feedback. This visibly destroyed the community as we knew it and many people left, including other devs, leaving one remaining dev. Although imo there is currently plenty of weapons, titans, and maps to master, I do understand the desire for more variety, and the fact there are only two maps, two modes, a small amount of equipment options, and a silent solitary dev, does not hold peoples interest enough but for the more diehard players that love the game, myself included. So that is in a nutshell is why BoT did not explode and thrive as a mobile mech game. It has a lot of potential, but unlike Pixonic who maintains its playerbase through gambling and spending addictions, a company like Red Button relied on their community enjoying the game to be the way it took off, so when they disrespected that community, that was essentially a nail in the momentum coffin for them! 5) Lastly just want to say that BoT is very skill based, and that is why I highly recommend watching some of the videos on basic builds and tactics and joining the discord, because one cannot really get a feel for the true gameplay without really giving it enough time to fight a bunch of real players with skills. I can try to answer questions here, but there are many more knowledgeable sources in the discord. Good luck.
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Post by ѻﻭɼﻉ on Sept 16, 2023 13:19:45 GMT -5
Btw Redfiend comment it is unplayable on anything other than pc is nonsense. I and many others have played it on mobile/tablet forever and do just fine. To really make the game work for you, it is necessary to - Adjust combat button sizes and locations - Adjust aim sensitivity and other gameplay settings - Master equipment, tactics, and terrain based largely on which titans you do really well in. Sure you can master any of them, but it is best to find what you enjoy the most and tend to have higher performance with. As in War Robots, higher scores, which also translates into higher post-combat rewards, comes primarily from hitting higher hp targets such as Tirpitz, Mao, Atlas, Cormorant…and in BoT because you actually accrue more damage by isolating strikes to weapon stripping, leg immobilization, and finally core, it is often better to immobilize and strip before just coring and terminating an opponent. Lastly I will agree with Redfiend that BoT is probably ideal on a monitor due to sizing and camera, which for older guys like me would be quite difficult on a phone without my readers. I can see stuff just fine on my ipad and frequently get good scores no problem.
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Post by Redfiend on Sept 16, 2023 13:50:00 GMT -5
Btw Redfiend comment it is unplayable on anything other than pc is nonsense. I and many others have played it on mobile/tablet forever and do just fine. To really make the game work for you, it is necessary to - Adjust combat button sizes and locations - Adjust aim sensitivity and other gameplay settings - Master equipment, tactics, and terrain based largely on which titans you do really well in. Sure you can master any of them, but it is best to find what you enjoy the most and tend to have higher performance with. As in War Robots, higher scores, which also translates into higher post-combat rewards, comes primarily from hitting higher hp targets such as Tirpitz, Mao, Atlas, Cormorant…and in BoT because you actually accrue more damage by isolating strikes to weapon stripping, leg immobilization, and finally core, it is often better to immobilize and strip before just coring and terminating an opponent. Lastly I will agree with Redfiend that BoT is probably ideal on a monitor due to sizing and camera, which for older guys like me would be quite difficult on a phone without my readers. I can see stuff just fine on my ipad and frequently get good scores no problem. Rewards are scaled for amassing damage (hitting parts). The AI don't care about that always hit center mass. My beef is getting taken out fairly quickly solely from core part damage while keeping the white dot on the enemy center mass is something fairly unwieldy in Hammer range or more. Playing on my phone feels wildly one-sided with the amount of times hit vs the amount of times I've landed shots. The few times I actually encounter players are spent being pestered by cormorants or mites.
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Post by ѻﻭɼﻉ on Sept 16, 2023 15:07:50 GMT -5
Btw Redfiend comment it is unplayable on anything other than pc is nonsense. I and many others have played it on mobile/tablet forever and do just fine. To really make the game work for you, it is necessary to - Adjust combat button sizes and locations - Adjust aim sensitivity and other gameplay settings - Master equipment, tactics, and terrain based largely on which titans you do really well in. Sure you can master any of them, but it is best to find what you enjoy the most and tend to have higher performance with. As in War Robots, higher scores, which also translates into higher post-combat rewards, comes primarily from hitting higher hp targets such as Tirpitz, Mao, Atlas, Cormorant…and in BoT because you actually accrue more damage by isolating strikes to weapon stripping, leg immobilization, and finally core, it is often better to immobilize and strip before just coring and terminating an opponent. Lastly I will agree with Redfiend that BoT is probably ideal on a monitor due to sizing and camera, which for older guys like me would be quite difficult on a phone without my readers. I can see stuff just fine on my ipad and frequently get good scores no problem. Rewards are scaled for amassing damage (hitting parts). The AI don't care about that always hit center mass. My beef is getting taken out fairly quickly solely from core part damage while keeping the white dot on the enemy center mass is something fairly unwieldy in Hammer range or more. Playing on my phone feels wildly one-sided with the amount of times hit vs the amount of times I've landed shots. The few times I actually encounter players are spent being pestered by cormorants or mites. Fair enough. Phone play is clearly not optimal. If youre getting cored quickly, you need more System Hardeners, and to utilize terrain and mobility more for peekaboo shots or focus sustained fire on distracted enemies. Mao is less than ideal as a titan at the moment, so if youre being pestered by Corms and Mites, you need faster titans to have a better chance at evasion. Getting cored quickly is partly device screen size, but mostly has to be lack of game skills (no insult intended) and hardeners and/or good armor.
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Post by Poopface on Sept 16, 2023 17:09:37 GMT -5
I’ve been hit mostly in the core, too. I only have a half dozen games in. Still like it.
I need to figure out how to tweak the controls. I keep trying to shoot and apparently hitting above the primary fire button.
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Post by ѻﻭɼﻉ on Sept 16, 2023 19:22:52 GMT -5
I’ve been hit mostly in the core, too. I only have a half dozen games in. Still like it. I need to figure out how to tweak the controls. I keep trying to shoot and apparently hitting above the primary fire button. You must be seeing mostly ai at this point. They have a four digit number for ign, have very specific builds that they run, and have very predictable behavior you can take advantage of to reduce taking fire from them, which is always at your core. Basically they have a proximity sensor. You can play with this sensor to prevent their attention from fixating on you. They will then turn away from you allowing you to more easily harvest them. If you stay near your own ai, they will do a lot of work (sometimes) to attack your enemies. This means the enemy ai will especially have attention on your ai allies, provided you stay on the detector threshold. At this stage you want to be harvesting ai to accrue as much ec currency as possible for acquiring equipment and upgrades. If you control the proximity censor, rely on allies to distract, and use more peekaboo tactics, this will prevent being cored and allow ai harvesting. The Mangler Fulgur Shon is a top performer for crippling and harvesting. That and Mangler Vulcan Javlin Ravager.
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Post by Poopface on Sept 16, 2023 19:51:17 GMT -5
Actually, there are quite a few players with names. Maybe 50/50?
Why the Shon over the Mite? They seem like basically the same.
Edit: the matches with the names appear to be abberations.
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Post by ѻﻭɼﻉ on Sept 16, 2023 20:40:52 GMT -5
Actually, there are quite a few players with names. Maybe 50/50? Why the Shon over the Mite? They seem like basically the same. Cool, well at least now you know more about ai lol At the moment I run 2 Shon 2 Mite and a Ravager. I love the Mite, but with respect to cqc the Shon has more agility, and with its light frame and jump it can also access a lot of places a Mite can. Not saying Mite isnt amazing, it is, but I find Shon more controllable, especially for dodging
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