04-11-2007, 02:40 PM
<!--QuoteBegin-Lord_Leperman+April 11, 2007 06:43 am--></div><table border='0' align='center' width='95%' cellpadding='3' cellspacing='1'><tr><td>QUOTE (Lord_Leperman @ April 11, 2007 06:43 am)</td></tr><tr><td id='QUOTE'><!--QuoteEBegin--> So.. I guess I'm the only one doing this stuff right? [/quote:595b484d5c]
No.
For Nix:
<span style='font-size:10pt;line-height:100%'>Scout</span>
Core Frame:
Cicada2 | 99UL | Macaque | Dingo2
0,0,10,0,0 | 0,0,6,4,0 | 0,4,0,6,0 | 0,0,0,10,0
Internal Systems:
Gull | F73H | Lotus | Ananda
0,0,6,4 | ~ | 0,8,2 | 0,0,10
Armaments and Countermeasures:
- | Gar2 | Satyros | Harpy | RS2 | HP | 69H | 69H
Optional Enhancements:
Amino, ES, SS, L+, Codon, R+, Marishi
A bit low on the imagination, I know. But let me qualify: I chose the parts I felt that Nix could use most effectively, while trying to steer clear of what Leperman already used in his contribution. The RS2 is not as accurate (or as good) as the RS, but its extra ammunition stores more than make up for its shortcomings. Plus it's still relatively one of the most accurate guns in the game anyways. The Satyros I chose for the velocity of the missiles. Since they close in on the enemy rather quickly, they're very effective for harassing opponents. Anything else up there is pretty self-explanatory.
At the onset of the match, two modes are immediately available: range play or close combat. It is recommended that only one backmount be used for the duration of the match, since sticking with two all throughout play defeats the advantage brought by the Dingo2. Range playing finds the RS2 and HP in the front, with the combo of Gar2 and the Harpies working on the opponent to flush them out. Once a clear line of sight is found, bam, one hit with the RS2. Continue to increase the range between you and your opponent. If they manage to come in close, the HP works wonders for keeping them back. It should be noted that the Satyros can also work with this setup, because as I said above it can close the gap rather quickly. Must be played with patience.
Close range play uses the same setup, but on a far more aggressive mode. Since the Dingo2 boosts speed like nothing else, it's perfect for circling round your enemy, taking shots with the RS2 and HP that will surely hit. The Harpies in this sense also work well to pack on the heat and pressure.
No.
For Nix:
<span style='font-size:10pt;line-height:100%'>Scout</span>
Core Frame:
Cicada2 | 99UL | Macaque | Dingo2
0,0,10,0,0 | 0,0,6,4,0 | 0,4,0,6,0 | 0,0,0,10,0
Internal Systems:
Gull | F73H | Lotus | Ananda
0,0,6,4 | ~ | 0,8,2 | 0,0,10
Armaments and Countermeasures:
- | Gar2 | Satyros | Harpy | RS2 | HP | 69H | 69H
Optional Enhancements:
Amino, ES, SS, L+, Codon, R+, Marishi
A bit low on the imagination, I know. But let me qualify: I chose the parts I felt that Nix could use most effectively, while trying to steer clear of what Leperman already used in his contribution. The RS2 is not as accurate (or as good) as the RS, but its extra ammunition stores more than make up for its shortcomings. Plus it's still relatively one of the most accurate guns in the game anyways. The Satyros I chose for the velocity of the missiles. Since they close in on the enemy rather quickly, they're very effective for harassing opponents. Anything else up there is pretty self-explanatory.
At the onset of the match, two modes are immediately available: range play or close combat. It is recommended that only one backmount be used for the duration of the match, since sticking with two all throughout play defeats the advantage brought by the Dingo2. Range playing finds the RS2 and HP in the front, with the combo of Gar2 and the Harpies working on the opponent to flush them out. Once a clear line of sight is found, bam, one hit with the RS2. Continue to increase the range between you and your opponent. If they manage to come in close, the HP works wonders for keeping them back. It should be noted that the Satyros can also work with this setup, because as I said above it can close the gap rather quickly. Must be played with patience.
Close range play uses the same setup, but on a far more aggressive mode. Since the Dingo2 boosts speed like nothing else, it's perfect for circling round your enemy, taking shots with the RS2 and HP that will surely hit. The Harpies in this sense also work well to pack on the heat and pressure.
"Let's fight... like gentlemen." - Dudley, SF3
