Hangar for Diamond league III

I was wondering if what I was seeing was typical is D3. I used that hanger or some variation of an 8/10 all through the through gold leagues. All of sudden I'm see a lot more crazy stuff in matches, like 12/12's full of Lances's or Rhino's, as well a some poor player from G3 to got tossed into a match.

I have the same issues with the transition to diamond 3, my hanger is not up to standard yet so I constantly yo-yo between the two. I average 500k damage in gold and probably 200k in diamond.

I just entered Diamond 3 myself, and am getting absolutely demolished by 10-11/12 bots when, all my bots are level 7 with level 8 weapons. It's just not possible for me to compete against such huge damage potential. The league system is unviable, and hangar based matchmaking has to return to even the playing field.

Back in DIII again,

its like groundhog day,

For comparison, I just crossed into Diamond at the end of last week, then spent the weekend on test, and re-qualified for Diamond again after the end of the month.



Ummm, pay no attention to the win %. I wish I were that good. Somewhere the Back-of-the-hand Express has a ride queued up for me.

I was in Gold 1 Diamond 3 for about 6 months and went up and down loads of times. Now I am in Diamond 2.
The only way for me to progress was to completely change my playstyle (less aggressive) and change my hangar (added RDB Griff and upgraded my Zarnage) and then I finally got some movement up the league ladder.

That is exactly what did the trick for me, too. Adjusting the play style was probably the single most important aspect to help make it over the threshold from iOS D1 to E3. With generally weaker hangar it meant less straight forward aggression, observing situations a bit before rushing in, and buddying up whenever I could, more often being the sidekick than the frontman. That style of play also had a tendency to open up more tactical opportunities, like going for unguarded beacons or finishing off already damaged reds. Generally team play improves when moving up in the league ladder, and that's something to benefit from - and of course contribute to.

I also think having two proper mid-range support bots in the roster helped (with 5-slot hangar, not sure how 4-slot hangar performance would respond to that). Just had to remember not to sit too long in them, if the situation required otherwise.

I've identical hangar (just Lv 10 Weapon for DB Griffin) and I'm making my way to Expert 2.
This is completely viable for Diamond 3. When the MM match me with Diamond 3 and some Expert I easily win 80% of the game taking 5 or 10 gold. My AVG damage is 550k and 3,5 kills but in the foremention ones i have AVG 700k and 5 kills.
Just try different dropout and improve your gamplay: I always start with Carnage, than DB Griff, Lancelot, Stuka and Gala as fifth.

There's always room for improvement, so yeah, work on little things to help your game. And definitely keep upgrading your hardware as long as the silver holds out. I'm lucky to have amassed a good pile during the event, so I'm sitting on about 230 m right now, with a mostly 8/9 hangar. But I did just throw in a Fujin that's going to get some much needed attention starting in just a few hours. I'm trying to time the upgrades to keep them going non-stop until I can get everything up to 9, then re-evaluate what I want to run with. I really want to replace my Gareth with a Galahad, but I'm still over 2k Au away from that. 

Which brings me to my third point: experiment with different setups. Take a look at what other players are running with and try some different things. There's no harm at all in dropping back into Gold while experimenting and possibly finding a different bot that might work better, or even just using the ones you have in a different order. 

I am in the same boat as you guys, now in D3 (for the third time). It's been over a week now this trip, and while I have good stretches and bad, I think I'm pretty solidly planted in Diamond enough that I'll stay this time. But of things do turn to crap and I somehow end up back in Gold again, I don't care. Whatever it takes to get a hangar I like and level it up enough to stay competitive. To answer somebody's question, you probably want your hangar to be 9/10 to stay in and get through Diamond. 

I'm not sure but my hangar is
lvl 10 Carnage, 8,9 thunders
lvl 11 fujin 7,8,10 tarans
lvl 8 leo 7,7,9 magnums w/ 9 thunder
lvl 7 natashe 6,7, thunder w/ 6,7 pinata

I've been doing quite well since I got into DIII with around 350-450k dmg per game 150k on my lowest and my highest is 700-800k dmg. Considering my natasha is quite weak, most of the dmg actually revolves around my carnage and fujin since my other 2 never last too long.

Wow the amount of thread necromancy....

Anyway.... I am not boasting as I have a lot of experience which counts more than any level of sheer skill.

Diamond 3 with a 5 slot 6/6 hangar with 2 orkans.
specifically thunder mag leo, thunder punisher leo, punisher griffin, db griffin and taran fujin.

I will say my 6/6 hangar is medium and heavy bots.  I used lights for beacon tasks and lost 70 league points.

Long story short, I was met with 12250 gold after 10 months of absence on my old iOS account, and bought some shiny new toys.

My exact hangar is:
Thunder pinata leo, PDB griffin, DB griffin, RDB griffin, and a zeus gekko natasha. Practically all weapons level 5 and all bots level 6. I also have a stalker that I swap in and out when I want to troll.

I went from silver 1 to gold 1 in a matter of days, how I did that with basically a 5/6 hangar beats me. Hope I can get to D3 for that gold reward, then gonna try to stay in gold until I get up to a 7/7 or 8/8 hangar.

I'm definitely only scratching paint