11-04-2006, 03:16 AM
First and foremost, I like the concept of this design. Especially since this has the Hollow on it. Designs with that are welcome. Oh, and sorry, too, for the delayed comment. I've been on AC break for a while.
First of, on the ops, this is my suggestion: Amino, ES, SS, Organelle, Codon, Golgi, R+, Marishi.
Next, I'd suggest swapping Wasp2 to Eye3, Jaguar to Jaguar2, Lotus to G91. Then, take out the RA on the back. Put in GAR, instead of RM. Everything else pretty much stays. This setup would give the AC the much needed energy to maintain boosting plus shooting the Hollow, higher attack potential, and in occasion, OB around. I noticed that the AC would work best (at least in my hands) by keeping the range game, then moving in with the blade when best called for. But, as much as possible, keep the distance. That's why I swapped all those things.
Lastly, though I like the Hollow, the Shade or the Shade2 would probably be a more practical weapon for actual combat. But of course, I'd still suggest the Hollow for the AC itself since, well, it's original. And, it's still a good weapon.
First of, on the ops, this is my suggestion: Amino, ES, SS, Organelle, Codon, Golgi, R+, Marishi.
Next, I'd suggest swapping Wasp2 to Eye3, Jaguar to Jaguar2, Lotus to G91. Then, take out the RA on the back. Put in GAR, instead of RM. Everything else pretty much stays. This setup would give the AC the much needed energy to maintain boosting plus shooting the Hollow, higher attack potential, and in occasion, OB around. I noticed that the AC would work best (at least in my hands) by keeping the range game, then moving in with the blade when best called for. But, as much as possible, keep the distance. That's why I swapped all those things.
Lastly, though I like the Hollow, the Shade or the Shade2 would probably be a more practical weapon for actual combat. But of course, I'd still suggest the Hollow for the AC itself since, well, it's original. And, it's still a good weapon.
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