Mecha BREAK
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Submitted by: David K.
Gameplay Tips for Skyraider:
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Dont stay in air mode all the time in your dogfights, always exit in
and out, dash, utilize your tap shots on the main gun rather than
holding charge shots, the charge shot is more of a opener/finisher in
the sky, focus on staying locked on and trickling damage, your abilities
like right mouse button and 3 are great for dogfights, 2 for jamming
missiles can used as a smoke screen, I tend to bury myself in it to
recover from an exchange.
For staying locked on them, stop holding shift W in your dogfights
sometimes pull back using S, it allows you uturn on a dime, if a falcon
or SR is under you trying to pull away, you can sit right above spinning
in circles and just keep trickling damage, and like I mentioned earlier
get in and out of air mode, maybe as you get out of air mode and free
fall a bit, you are holding the charge on main gun, get back into fly
mode and hit them, all those little maneuvers you do help out in a big
way, gives you more time for your abilities to come back, more time for
them to make a mistake.
Another thing you should utilize even in 1v1s are the energy deposits
around some of the maps, be mindful of them, drag your fight out around
there, they are those blue crystals at the bottom of the sinkhole map,
or on the big sand map in the canyons, but the best ones for dogfights
are on Cape, the big mountain range map, there is a big deposit in the
middle, and scattered all over, landing in them blows a mist that stops
lock ons completely
Its a good way to get energy quick, armor, and cover from a falcon
since they cant lock on, against a SR, pop your jam missiles infront
and sit in the crystals for a few seconds.
This is against a hurricane but trying to show the dashing and jumping
in and out of air mode:
But yeah not your traditional dogfight, you almost wanna try and have
them spin around you, if they fly under you, get out of air mode, dash
backwards, or side to side to manuever into a better position before
they can strike, if they are behind you, as a SR you can pivot and
defend yourself with the jam missilies mid air for cover, dash around
a bit, and once you apply your right mouse and 3, you go on the offensive
Hope this helps, I’ve been using it pretty much exclusively to plat so far!
How to Reach Champion Rank in Verge:
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Written by Chettone
This is a short guide. Players who have played games with ELO systems, like
chess or DOTA, will understand it fast.
Right now, the game lets any player play ranked games with anyone, no matter
their rank. The game tries to find an enemy team with a similar ELO to yours
to make it fair. This sounds good, but it’s not.
Let’s say you have two friends who are Diamond or Master, just like you. All
three of you want to reach Champion rank. You just need to make a new account
for each of your friends. Then follow these steps:
* One player uses their main account (Master). The other two use their new
accounts (Bronze V).
* Play ranked until you win. The game will match you against Silver and Gold
players. This should be an easy win.
* The player who used their main account switches with one of the players
who used a new account.
* Keep doing step 3 until all three players have used their main accounts.
* All three players use their new accounts and lose three games. This keeps
their rank at Bronze V.
* Do this again.
This is a bit boring, but it will give you wins every time. It will also help
all three players reach ranks they probably couldn’t get to otherwise.
-=How to Stop People from Cheating The Matchmaking?=-
A) When players are in a team, make the rank of all team members the same as
the highest-ranked player on the team. For example, if one player is Master,
all three players should be treated as Master, even if they are Bronze V.
* Good things: You can play with any friend, no matter their rank. You will
find games quickly.
* Bad things: Games might not be fair if the real rank difference is very big.
B) Don’t let players make teams with players who have more than a two-rank
difference.
* Good things: Games will be much more fair for everyone.
* Bad things: You won’t be able to play ranked with friends who have very
different ranks. You will have to wait longer to find games.
Besides choosing A or B, the casual mode should let players get medals and
finish quests. This way, players can play with their friends to complete
these things. In casual mode, just keep the current matching system.
Tips:
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* Try to get your enemies to shift their focus on other enemies while trying
your best to close the distance!
* Don’t be afraid to utilize your stasis shield to fully recover or take cover
when in danger of death!
* Try to minimize dragging your teammates into your Stasis Shield (BOX).
* You can communicate with your fellow melee strikers such as Panther to fully
maximize melee combat inside the BOX with you!
Note: Allies do get locked in the box with you, but can also get locked out.
Overall in tight spaces you should be careful about obstructing your teammates’
movement.
* If an enemy is using a complex shield, you should also make sure to go for the
charged spin attack, as this cannot be parried or blocked. However, this is
generally lower DPS than going for the standard combo.
* Regarding the standard combo, there is a generous escape window after hit 2,
so it’s better to boost back to watch what they do before re-engaging rather
than. Trying to spam the melee.
How to Beat Falcon Challenge:
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At the start, do what Frank does. Dodge right twice, slow down, and dodge maybe
1 more right and 1 left. Turn around 360° so you USUALLY get behind 1 of them.
If you lose sight of your prey, reset: you CANNOT afford a single second of
downtime. You MUST gun down 1 of the 2 as quickly as possible.
In aerial form, use your entire arsenal while managing energy as you fall down
(they lockhump). Create some distance when falling down; yes, it recharges less
energy, but you gun them down faster. 1 dead is just SO much nicer. Avoid getting
hit by the ECMs. I know it’s a LOT to look after, but once you lose lock AND lose
sight of your prey, you might as well quit/reset.
Try not to go TOO high or TOO low. They cluster the ECMs, so you can tell height
differences if a cluster is on a certain layer. DO NOT fly below them. They will
gun you down; it hurts, costs too much energy, and next thing you know, you’re
on the floor. Reset if you run out of energy by accident. There’s no use trying
to struggle from the floor back up and beat it.
Use T-turns to keep a lock on your prey (transform away from flight mode, look
where they are going even though the entire screen is cluttered, do not let them
leave sight). Transform back quickly when required, or create distance first
[better gunning them down position].
If both of them are behind you, I hope you’re higher up and can T-turn, because
if they fly both behind you, you’re as good as dead. They will have periodic moments
where they are on the floor. Do not get closer; the 2nd one will lockhump to lure
you in, but as soon as you get closer, you get a full blast in the face and are
now pincered from above and below.
Recharge, and consider using the heavy missile launcher. Yes, it is unfair; yes,
it feels unfair. But I believe in you. You can get a feel for it to single one out,
and then blitz the heck out of them. Godspeed, Strikers.
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