AC4

[VeilSide]

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how do you replay a certain VS battle?

yeah... unfortunately, there is no match replay feature this time around. sorry.

and what are this 2 Ens? in the Generator's stats,there is KP and weight,and 2 ENs which i don't understand

Energy refresh speed, Maximum energy capacity, and KP refresh speed. Total KP is determined by what frame parts you equip.

Oh dang....well maybe i need to update it for new features&nbsp;

it should just update by itself. it takes a few minutes and you'll have to reset the PS3 when it is done installing.

Oh yeah,I forgot to ask,@veilsidewhat GENE are you using???

my favorite generator right now is the MAXWELL, but it all just depends on what your setup is and what you're trying to do with it. make sure to try to beat the 1p game because you are awarded more tuning points per mission you accomplish. there is a total of 300 tuning points you can use, if i recall correctly. these make a huge difference, especially if you're trying to fight vs battles online.

and how do stabilizers work?

i'm not 100% sure. but from what i gather, aside from making your AC look pimp, you can use these to maximize stability for landing, taking hits, etc. if you look at the diamond chart in the stabilizer menu, you'll notice two diamonds: a smaller pink one inside a larger yellow one (or is it the other way around?). anyway, the small diamond shows your stability prior to equipping stabilizers. the large diamond shows your stability after stabilizers are quipped. if the diamond seems larger towards the right, that means you'll have more stability if you are hit on the right side as opposed to getting hit on the left side. the white dot is your center of gravity. if it is more towards the back, you will boost faster backwards than you would going forwards. usually, higher stability towards a certain direction means that your center of gravity is tipping towards that direction too. overall, you'll want as much stability as you possibly can without messing up your center of gravity too much and getting as close to a (0, 0) on the chart as you can. personally, i think that more stability has a higher priority compared to where the center of gravity is so don't stress too much if you don't have perfect (0, 0) center of gravity. it's always a good idea to check out your stability screen whenever you equip a new part or change your design in general.