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Post by War Child on May 25, 2017 14:35:04 GMT -5
RDB
Pros:Usable on all maps,much more mobile,capable of KF if necessary,reload while firing.
Cons:less damage,less range.
TriPin Natasha
Pros:more damage,reload while firing(sorta),more range.
Cons:vulnerable during reload,slow and cumbersome.
I tried to compare the two and RDB won my heart with the reload while firing,now I can finish off reds that got crippled or immediately launch half a salvo on another red.I used to hate using an RDB,now I'm lovin it.thx pix,love the new update.
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Post by oakwhelie on May 26, 2017 3:11:04 GMT -5
RDB Pros:Usable on all maps,much more mobile,capable of KF if necessary,reload while firing. Cons:less damage,less range. TriPin Natasha Pros:more damage,reload while firing(sorta),more range. Cons:vulnerable during reload,slow and cumbersome. I tried to compare the two and RDB won my heart with the reload while firing,now I can finish off reds that got crippled or immediately launch half a salvo on another red.I used to hate using an RDB,now I'm lovin it.thx pix,love the new update. Im thinking about whether to ditch poor man fury for RDB and its mostly yes. Just need the right time to switch |
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Post by K A Z on May 26, 2017 3:45:54 GMT -5
I would rather choose between: RDB Griff (it's a beast now) or TriMolot Tasha. Pins and Tridents don't mix all that well, a fact that is now even more vivid.
From those 2, only RDB Griff can properly use all benefits of the new tulu & pins: same range, same reloading mechanics.
Tasha having Tridents and Pins cannot deliver the payload really smooth: different ranges, different reloading mechanics. Many pins would land in thin air in that 100 gap, while burst may be inconsistent with constant firing mechanics of buffed pin. Works ok on paper, no so well in practice.
Same could apply to the TriMolot combo, but in reality there it works in players favor; you get extra range where you can start to deliver damage / weaken anciles, plus in short range the damage starts to increase as bullet spread cone is closing. Seems all strange on paper, but performs surprisingly well in practice.
On my Tashy, I'm recording similar amount of kills by Molots (good for "final touch") as I see finished with Tridents (they deal most damage).
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