Testing Outcast Engineer Builds - Guide next week!
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@lemonottheboy85402 ай бұрын
I should have specified more when I said "use the Crank Gun more" - maximizing the value Crank Gun can provide you is a combination of good positioning and not equipping the Crank Gun for longer than necessary. You generally have plenty of time at the start of a horde to gauge ambient enemies and the horde spawn, letting you decide where to start firing from. The subsequent waves are also generally easy to suss out, and often come from the opposite side where the initial wave spawned in. Try not to use more than half or 3/4s of the Crank Gun gauge before engaging in melee, though, or at least buy some time to crank at least 3 stacks of Pressure to make sure you have some shots in reserve. In the thick of a horde, you can move towards a wall or otherwise unpopulated area (no ambients AND no possible spawn locations behind you), stagger anything that followed you, and set up shop. Alternatively (and my preferred method with LCC and GPS), you can use the Crank Gun in short bursts while in the thick of a horde- stagger surrounding trash mobs (works best by pushing down with 30% push angle + Opportunist) and fire a quick burst (with GPS about 3 shots, LCC no more than half a second) into the densest or higher-priority enemy/-ies before immediately swapping back to your melee to block. Key mindset when I okay OE boils down to: if my ability bar is full for the majority of a match, I'm not taking full advantage of my entire arsenal.
@lemonottheboy8540
2 ай бұрын
Also, to further glaze Gromril Shot: its two main advantages are AP damage (go figure) and, more importantly, its high stagger power. Staggers Maulers and SVs out of overheads, guarantees a knockdown on Maulers in 2 shots, stunlocks Chaos Warriors (unless they're actively in an overhead/undercut attack animation), staggers chaos zerkers and Plague Monks so hard before they reach you they never get the chance to fight back (assuming you hit your shots ofc), all with enough cleave on its shots that it still acts as an effective horde control weapon despite its fire rate- never as good as the other two lvl 30 talents, mind, but enough to make a case for itself.
@TakaMelodiaАй бұрын
If you use numberic UI then you go to game setting > gameplay > turn off "Detail UI", so no more duplicate health number, skill cooldown time or ammo counter
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I should have specified more when I said "use the Crank Gun more" - maximizing the value Crank Gun can provide you is a combination of good positioning and not equipping the Crank Gun for longer than necessary. You generally have plenty of time at the start of a horde to gauge ambient enemies and the horde spawn, letting you decide where to start firing from. The subsequent waves are also generally easy to suss out, and often come from the opposite side where the initial wave spawned in. Try not to use more than half or 3/4s of the Crank Gun gauge before engaging in melee, though, or at least buy some time to crank at least 3 stacks of Pressure to make sure you have some shots in reserve. In the thick of a horde, you can move towards a wall or otherwise unpopulated area (no ambients AND no possible spawn locations behind you), stagger anything that followed you, and set up shop. Alternatively (and my preferred method with LCC and GPS), you can use the Crank Gun in short bursts while in the thick of a horde- stagger surrounding trash mobs (works best by pushing down with 30% push angle + Opportunist) and fire a quick burst (with GPS about 3 shots, LCC no more than half a second) into the densest or higher-priority enemy/-ies before immediately swapping back to your melee to block. Key mindset when I okay OE boils down to: if my ability bar is full for the majority of a match, I'm not taking full advantage of my entire arsenal.
@lemonottheboy8540
2 ай бұрын
Also, to further glaze Gromril Shot: its two main advantages are AP damage (go figure) and, more importantly, its high stagger power. Staggers Maulers and SVs out of overheads, guarantees a knockdown on Maulers in 2 shots, stunlocks Chaos Warriors (unless they're actively in an overhead/undercut attack animation), staggers chaos zerkers and Plague Monks so hard before they reach you they never get the chance to fight back (assuming you hit your shots ofc), all with enough cleave on its shots that it still acts as an effective horde control weapon despite its fire rate- never as good as the other two lvl 30 talents, mind, but enough to make a case for itself.
If you use numberic UI then you go to game setting > gameplay > turn off "Detail UI", so no more duplicate health number, skill cooldown time or ammo counter