03-04-2007, 10:41 PM
I'm quite sure you ment tuneing the LOTUS to 8 output and 2 cap.
I won't change the design much, as its already good without any changes being quick and nimble. While the V2 prevents your AC from being too hot on the OB start up phase and gives much valued acceleration, Grimlok's suggestion will give you more air time, which I find valuable on a CQ oriented AC. This is an issue of preference however. Do as you see fit.
However I suggest changing the STING, as its wide radar range might be more of a hinderance in CQ when your opponent goes off screen (outside your screen and visual line of sight, but still in your radar range. At this point your eyes will be switching between you radar and your visual screen back and forth to find your opponent). The wide search area of the STING will make it difficult for you to distingush your opponents location in CQ ranges (They become somewhat indistinguishable at first glance, which wastes valuable time when one is supposed to be focused on the visual screen).
Having a radar head with a shorter range or any of the back radars (all of which have two zoom levels), can help you keep track of your opponent better at short range.
I won't change the design much, as its already good without any changes being quick and nimble. While the V2 prevents your AC from being too hot on the OB start up phase and gives much valued acceleration, Grimlok's suggestion will give you more air time, which I find valuable on a CQ oriented AC. This is an issue of preference however. Do as you see fit.
However I suggest changing the STING, as its wide radar range might be more of a hinderance in CQ when your opponent goes off screen (outside your screen and visual line of sight, but still in your radar range. At this point your eyes will be switching between you radar and your visual screen back and forth to find your opponent). The wide search area of the STING will make it difficult for you to distingush your opponents location in CQ ranges (They become somewhat indistinguishable at first glance, which wastes valuable time when one is supposed to be focused on the visual screen).
Having a radar head with a shorter range or any of the back radars (all of which have two zoom levels), can help you keep track of your opponent better at short range.
