12-25-2006, 08:53 AM
"Harder, better, faster, stronger" is the name of a song done by a band called Daft Punk, the song was about improvement. "Technologic" was another good one, weird video though.
Yes, the YASYA does indeed weigh quite a bit, but it's well-worth it given that Delta Mk.II's speed is still great stuff with and without it. The lack of radar does indeed suck on occasions, but that's where using the YASYA's OCs for battefield control comes-in so radar isn't nearly as much of a neccessity as it previously had been.
The defense is 1500+, and that's just fine given how much damage and speed Delta Mk.II has to begin with.
DRAGON = Long-lasting duration, excellent complimentary weapon.
DINGO2 = Delta Mk.II attacks almost exclusively from the ground. It takes practice, however the legs don't break until the very end now.
By -no means- does Delta Mk.II have energy issues. It doesn't take much energy to deploy a YASYA, fire the DRAGON, or keep the URANUS going. Keep track of your En Gague and you'll be fine. I've listed two ways to restore EN quickly at any given time. An EN Supply of 3,000 is boarderline acceptable on LOTUS. 3,500 is great. 3,800+ is more than enough to run the energy weapons
I was playing against an OB lightwieght biped and quad for 20 straight rounds last night (Dacapn). It had great results given that it was the first time I had actually used it against a human opponent, and even though my opponent was an experienced user of OB, he still felt the pressure. Lots of it.
Leperman's diagram didn't mention that I'm blasting the stuffing out of my target as they try to get away from the OC, which allows me time to set-up another one, restricting their movement even more so. Delta Mk.II has more than enough energy to be doing that multiple times.
I've been chasing backpedalers with Delta and Delta Mk.II since I made them. They're both extremely effective at a 110m distance, because there aren't many AC design that have as much damage output as either one of them. I assure you that nearly every single opponent focuses more on NOT being in the way of the tri-blast (which is why I named it Delta) than to try and outdo the URANUS + PIXIE3 + DRAGON in a damage race. You're crazy to try that without any room.
I don't care if people move away form the OCs, I would to. (But I'm nuts and would actually rather boost into them to take em' out, lol) It's when people just move backwards all day and never charge in, or they play the waiting game using OB-Jousting when I get close. Seriously, there is -NO- fun when there is no pressure. Dacapn ran from Delta Mk.II for 60% of the time, but he utilized the OB, maneuvered alot, made do against the OCs and got in there more often than not to keep the match alive.
If he didn't I wouldn't have played em', lol.
If you moved away from YASYA, you're right where I want you. In a semi-predictable route to get away from what you feel is pressuring you. That's why it's called 'battefield control', because you go where I want you to be. If you just back-up all day and never really engage me at all, but rather wait for me to come to you, I wouldn't even play you because there's no action.
Sportsmanship plays a large part in having fun with AC for me. If every single player 'played it smart', there would only be a few select AC designs for doing so and no intense action at all. Take the quad video from the link I watched for example. If everyone played like that, I would be more entertained by the cooking channel than move sideways all day while shooting across a football field hoping to hit my target.
Bring-on more views!
Yes, the YASYA does indeed weigh quite a bit, but it's well-worth it given that Delta Mk.II's speed is still great stuff with and without it. The lack of radar does indeed suck on occasions, but that's where using the YASYA's OCs for battefield control comes-in so radar isn't nearly as much of a neccessity as it previously had been.
The defense is 1500+, and that's just fine given how much damage and speed Delta Mk.II has to begin with.
DRAGON = Long-lasting duration, excellent complimentary weapon.
DINGO2 = Delta Mk.II attacks almost exclusively from the ground. It takes practice, however the legs don't break until the very end now.
By -no means- does Delta Mk.II have energy issues. It doesn't take much energy to deploy a YASYA, fire the DRAGON, or keep the URANUS going. Keep track of your En Gague and you'll be fine. I've listed two ways to restore EN quickly at any given time. An EN Supply of 3,000 is boarderline acceptable on LOTUS. 3,500 is great. 3,800+ is more than enough to run the energy weapons
I was playing against an OB lightwieght biped and quad for 20 straight rounds last night (Dacapn). It had great results given that it was the first time I had actually used it against a human opponent, and even though my opponent was an experienced user of OB, he still felt the pressure. Lots of it.
Leperman's diagram didn't mention that I'm blasting the stuffing out of my target as they try to get away from the OC, which allows me time to set-up another one, restricting their movement even more so. Delta Mk.II has more than enough energy to be doing that multiple times.
I've been chasing backpedalers with Delta and Delta Mk.II since I made them. They're both extremely effective at a 110m distance, because there aren't many AC design that have as much damage output as either one of them. I assure you that nearly every single opponent focuses more on NOT being in the way of the tri-blast (which is why I named it Delta) than to try and outdo the URANUS + PIXIE3 + DRAGON in a damage race. You're crazy to try that without any room.
I don't care if people move away form the OCs, I would to. (But I'm nuts and would actually rather boost into them to take em' out, lol) It's when people just move backwards all day and never charge in, or they play the waiting game using OB-Jousting when I get close. Seriously, there is -NO- fun when there is no pressure. Dacapn ran from Delta Mk.II for 60% of the time, but he utilized the OB, maneuvered alot, made do against the OCs and got in there more often than not to keep the match alive.
If he didn't I wouldn't have played em', lol.
If you moved away from YASYA, you're right where I want you. In a semi-predictable route to get away from what you feel is pressuring you. That's why it's called 'battefield control', because you go where I want you to be. If you just back-up all day and never really engage me at all, but rather wait for me to come to you, I wouldn't even play you because there's no action.
Sportsmanship plays a large part in having fun with AC for me. If every single player 'played it smart', there would only be a few select AC designs for doing so and no intense action at all. Take the quad video from the link I watched for example. If everyone played like that, I would be more entertained by the cooking channel than move sideways all day while shooting across a football field hoping to hit my target.
Bring-on more views!
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