Kable
Destrier
Posts: 20
Karma: 36
Pilot name: Kable
Platform: Android
League: Expert
Favorite robot: Strider/Mercury
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Post by Kable on Jun 7, 2023 12:50:52 GMT -5
I should of ask this when I came back to the game months ago but, Is it better to have level 1 Nuc amp,Repair amp, Imu amp than your standard Attack and Armour mods at lvl 4?
Also would the Repair amp be a mod that you would put on every bot or just healers?
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Post by shadethefluffmech on Jun 7, 2023 13:24:11 GMT -5
Personally yes because they mesh well together
As for solo rep amp id say for lvl 1 yeah only healers or heavy tanks because it needs 540% of your health if my math is right
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Post by ѻﻭɼﻉ on Jun 7, 2023 14:34:32 GMT -5
Yes. You can see from the stats that an L1 NA will yield much better results, but make sure you are also taking advantage of the NA perks by taking time to build stacks. Generally this is done by striking opponents as much as possible from relative safety before exposing oneself to more intensive fighting where your amped up weapons will shine.
With RA, as Shade says, if yours is one and low level, you want to only have it on mechs that have high hp or strong repairability, otherwise you would just die before the mod even amps up enough to give you its perks.
Last bit of advice - ONLY upgrade premium modules during 40% off upgrade overdrives. You will save A LOT of silver that way.
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Kable
Destrier
Posts: 20
Karma: 36
Pilot name: Kable
Platform: Android
League: Expert
Favorite robot: Strider/Mercury
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Post by Kable on Jun 7, 2023 18:21:16 GMT -5
Are immune Amps the just for high hp bots too?
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Post by Poopface on Jun 7, 2023 20:23:22 GMT -5
Are immune Amps the just for high hp bots too? No. I mounted one to my Lokis, too. They benefit from the extra speed and anti-lockdown benefits. Health, too, just not as much as other mechs. I also have two IAs on my Glory Behemoth for the speed bonuses. |
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Post by shadethefluffmech on Jun 8, 2023 1:14:44 GMT -5
Are immune Amps the just for high hp bots too? Actually from what i remember its the most universally accessible amplifier To clarify: Nuclear amplifiers require a pretty large amount of damage to fully activate which becomes complicated for anything particularly low damage or hp As previously mentioned repair amplifiers need a gargantuan health pool and healing potential to fully activate putting anything unable to heal grey damage up the creek without a paddle For immune amplifiers you need 1 million 2 hundred thousand hp to fully activate but each 20k increases your max hp by 5% Simple math of this is a 100k hp bot gets 5% equal to 5k so as long as you can keep healing it gets progressively easier to obtain each threshold And this is at level 1 and forgetting all the editional bonuses Now i could be misinterpreting the stats but if im not this is an objectively better mod than a basic or even heavy armor kit And if paired with other amplifiers this could be incredibly powerful Apparently a max charged IA is 300% of your health If you have all three put them together on your bot of choice If not you're still doing good to have any Tldr: immune amplifiers are scary now that i did the math |
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Post by Jeb on Jun 21, 2023 13:46:09 GMT -5
Yes. You can see from the stats that an L1 NA will yield much better results, but make sure you are also taking advantage of the NA perks by taking time to build stacks. Generally this is done by striking opponents as much as possible from relative safety before exposing oneself to more intensive fighting where your amped up weapons will shine. With RA, as Shade says, if yours is one and low level, you want to only have it on mechs that have high hp or strong repairability, otherwise you would just die before the mod even amps up enough to give you its perks. Last bit of advice - ONLY upgrade premium modules during 40% off upgrade overdrives. You will save A LOT of silver that way. I finally folded and switched from Overdrives to NAs on my Pulsar/Magnetar Raven. One is a Level 1 NA to boost stacks, the other is currently L3, but the point is, I didn't think I'd ramp damage enough to make it better than the dual Level 6 Overdrive setup. I was wrong. Holy crap. Played with just a bit of caution to start, the damage stacks up plenty fast and I get to max stacks more often than I don't. |
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Post by munkeeee on Jun 21, 2023 13:53:31 GMT -5
Yes. You can see from the stats that an L1 NA will yield much better results, but make sure you are also taking advantage of the NA perks by taking time to build stacks. Generally this is done by striking opponents as much as possible from relative safety before exposing oneself to more intensive fighting where your amped up weapons will shine. With RA, as Shade says, if yours is one and low level, you want to only have it on mechs that have high hp or strong repairability, otherwise you would just die before the mod even amps up enough to give you its perks. Last bit of advice - ONLY upgrade premium modules during 40% off upgrade overdrives. You will save A LOT of silver that way. I finally folded and switched from Overdrives to NAs on my Pulsar/Magnetar Raven. One is a Level 1 NA to boost stacks, the other is currently L3, but the point is, I didn't think I'd ramp damage enough to make it better than the dual Level 6 Overdrive setup. I was wrong. Holy crap. Played with just a bit of caution to start, the damage stacks up plenty fast and I get to max stacks more often than I don't. just food for thought, but if you have a maxed BU you could swap that in for the NA lvl 1, would help boost the other faster as well. |
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Post by Jeb on Jun 21, 2023 14:32:56 GMT -5
I finally folded and switched from Overdrives to NAs on my Pulsar/Magnetar Raven. One is a Level 1 NA to boost stacks, the other is currently L3, but the point is, I didn't think I'd ramp damage enough to make it better than the dual Level 6 Overdrive setup. I was wrong. Holy crap. Played with just a bit of caution to start, the damage stacks up plenty fast and I get to max stacks more often than I don't. just food for thought, but if you have a maxed BU you could swap that in for the NA lvl 1, would help boost the other faster as well. Tell me more about that. I thought that the ideal setup for max-rating the NA stack was paired NAs. |
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Post by munkeeee on Jun 21, 2023 15:21:04 GMT -5
just food for thought, but if you have a maxed BU you could swap that in for the NA lvl 1, would help boost the other faster as well. Tell me more about that. I thought that the ideal setup for max-rating the NA stack was paired NAs. I may be wrong, but the power you put into a weapon helps boost the NA faster, similar to how some weps charge it faster than other. So, using a BU would be perfect considering you gain 8% damage and also get 9% healing. I just noticed for me it charges the maxed NA faster than normal. Similar to how some weps charge up the MS faster, same principal. |
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