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This brief guide will go over the usable and viable frame parts of LR that you can do well with in a competitive environment. LR has a pretty decent variety of usable frame parts for PvP situations.


Heads:
There’s surprisingly a good amount of heads to use in LR, and all serve their specific purposes really well, here’s a brief breakdown on which ones you’ll probably want to use and why. Because heads don't affect your overall stats nearly as much as core, arms and legs, you can get away with using the more average heads and still be viable, albeit not maximally efficient.
 
 
YH70S2: This head has very high ap for its low weight, and provides a substantial amount of stability too. You’ll need to pair a back radar with it, so you won’t be the fastest you could be while using it. However its high ap and high stability makes it ideal for aggressive lightweight ACs.
 
H81S4: This head is pretty much overshadowed by S2, and is niche use. S2 is both lighter and has slightly more AP. However, there are rare instances where you need to squeeze out as much defense and stability as you can get, and S4 allows for that. Of particular note is the fact that S4 allows an AC using Panther legs to meet 6,000 stability, which will allow you to tank RM3 rounds. Like S2, you’ll need a back radar. This head also breaks easily as well. You’ll most likely use S2 4/5 times instead.
 
YH85SR: This is a very niche use head. It does sport very high AP for its weight, and has above average defensive stats. Stability is good, drain is rather high. Usually other heads like Drone or Spider are better choices if you want a heavier head with high AP and defense. Use this head if you find yourself in a situation where you want to gouge AP.
 
Spider: This is the head you want to use if you find yourself wanting to flesh out the energy defense on your AC. This head is actually rather light for the considerable amount of defense it provides. Stability is ok, and drain is average. AP is decently high for its weight as well. It is one of the sturdier heads in the game, but will break more than its break number lists, because its hurtbox is rather large. Use this head if you want to gouge energy defense on your AC, and your AC is a midweight, midrange brawler-type of AC.
 
Queen: This is a head you use if you want good ap for low weight. It also has good cooling, with good stability and low drain. Overall it’s just a really good head. However it isn’t a specailist in any one stat. For instance it’s not as high in stability as S2/S4/Eye3, and it’s not as high in defense as Drone/Eye3/Spider. This lack of specialization makes it niche use, but you can’t go wrong using it.
 
Eye3: This is easily the best head in the game. It’s stupidly light weight for the sheer amount of defense and stability it gives you. The cooling and drain are average. The possible weakpoints of this head are lowish ap and the fact that it’s prone to breaking, but its light weight and defense/stabiltiy far outweigh those cons. Put it on an aggressive light-weight that needs stability or a tank whose head is going to break more often than not, and it still would be a good choice.
 
Drone: Drone is the sturdiest head in the game, easily. It will probably never break on you, even if you’re sitting in a tank getting pelted on the head from Fenrir the entire match. It’s also got really good ap and good defense for its weight. Stability and drain are average. Because of its high durability and ap/defense, this head’s the go-to head for use on tanks and some heavier bipeds/quads. For things wanting to remain lighter, Eye3 is still a far superior choice.
 
 

Cores: 
Cores have a great amount of variety as well. In Last Raven, either going hangar-only, EO or OB can all be a very strong strategy for being competitive, although the former is the most failsafe and the latter require more specific builds. Hangar only cores are the kings of stat gouging, and will be used for most play-styles, while OB cores sacrifice lots of stats for maximum rushdown potential, and EO cores can be slightly too heavy.
 
 
Gaea: This will be the EO core you'll want to use in Last Raven, it jokingly has its own archetype centered around its EO. This core is actually really heavy, but does provide decent stats. You won't be able to gouge AP, defense and speed as well as you can with some of the better hangar only cores, but if you build a fast AC centered around playing defense while letting its accurate EO do a lot of the work, you'll have yourself a very competitive AC. Best used for fast things that can run with an AP lead and have lots of ammo to work with on the arm weapons.
 
C75U2: This is one of the better hangar only cores in the game. It finds a nice sweet-spot between U4 and UL, but usually you're better off using either the lighter UL or the beefier U4, and thus it's niche use. There are a few times however where you can find the right combination of frame parts to make U2 give you the perfect balance of speed and armor that you're looking for with your AC. Its high heat resistance and lowish drain are bonuses as well, plus one of the best CAMS in the game. As with all the other hangar-only cores in the game, it has great all-around stats.
 
YC03U4: This is the hangar only core you use if you can't get away with using UA. You sacrifice about 200ap, 100 shell defense, and a load of energy drain, but you get the all-important option to equip pocketed weapons. The U4 is a beastly core that will provide you some of the best defense and AP in the game when using other gouged frame parts with it. By far its biggest limiting factor is its high energy drain, so the other viable hangar only cores with functional hangars (U2 and UL) might become better options if you're planning on running a drainy quad, or anything with drainy weaponry. As with all the other hangar-only cores in the game, it has great all-around stats.
 
Cronus: This core is so functionally similar to the 99UL, that it's almost not worth talking about the difference, although for the most part the 99UL is the better, safer option. You'll gain the slightest bit of speed with the Cronus, lose the slightest bit of defense and AP, but the real trade-off is that you'll lose your CAMS and get an additional optional slot. Because the the additional optional slot is the major appeal of the Cronus over the UL, it's a very niche core, but a possible choice if you're running an AC in need of lots of optional slots, such as something with lots of energy weapons. As with all the other hangar-only cores in the game, it has great all-around stats.
 
YC99UL: This is usually the hangar only core you'll choose instead of Cronus. If you had U4 or U2 on your AC prior, and you find yourself needing that last bit of speed to stay competitive, then you choose the 99UL. Depending on the choice in arms, the arm/core combinations you get with 99UL, U2 and U4 can all be very close statistically, and all offer subtle differences of specialization that may best fit your style. In that sense, there's plenty of variety you can have with the frame of your bot when using these 3 hangar only cores. As with all the other hangar-only cores in the game, it has great all-around stats.
 
YC010/UL2: This is the first choice for an OB core to use if you're going to be using any type of OB at all. It's a bit of a rarity compared to the other lightweight OB cores, because it offers beefier stats while still remaining absurdly light. The OB itself isn't the fastest int he game, but it's fast enough, and the OB heat is low enough that when your core goes yellow halfway through the match, you won't get your wings clipped quite like you would with the /UL core. If you find yourself not using the OB to its fullest potential, then chances are you're better off with a lighter hangar-only core like 99UL, but if your playstyle revolves around getting great positioning through the OB, then you'll find yourself using this.
 
C83UA: This is the best core in the game, although thanks to a clever ban on its hangar functionality, it's not a clear-cut winner like the Eye3 is to the heads. Thus you'll most likely see U4 just as often as the UA in competitive situations. Inability to equip hangars aside, this core has absurd stats, the disparity between this core and the rest actually makes you wonder just what the hell From Software was thinking when they made it. It's barely heavier than the U4, and its heat resistance, drain, ap and defense are off the charts good. What's even more amazing is that its CAMS is one of the best in the game too. However, because hangaring handguns under lower ammo weapons is such an overwhelming viable strategy in Last Raven, the UA's usability is a bit more limited. It is easily the go-to choice if you find yourself with arm weapons using plenty of ammo (Shade, Pixie3, lefty R3), or if you're sporting a beefy quad whose back weaponry can carry it through the entire match. No core gets close to the UA in terms of gouging armor for the speed.
 
EOS: This beefy OB core is mostly used for tanks, but you can get away with using it on a bulkier biped or quad as well. Its OB is the fastest in the game, and also doesn't turn to crap when it reaches yellow halfway through the match. Because of its fast OB and beefy stats, it's the default choice to use for tanks, who absolutely need the lateral speed of OB to stay competitive. Cooling and heat resistance is very high, while energy drain is surprisingly low. The EOS's mix of stats is almost hangar-only tier, but its key weakness is a lack of hangars and to a lesser extent a lack of optional parts. Still, it is one of the major reasons tanks can still be competitive in Last Raven.
 
 

 

Arms: 
Thankfully, because of a couple bans to Loris and Lemur2, the arms in Last Raven have good variety, while there are about 2-3 that you'll probably find yourself using almost all the time, there's a good amount that have very good niche uses, and you can find yourself plugging them into your frame to give you the best combination of stats that you like.
 
 
Gibbon: This arm is a monster when it comes to defense. It's easily at the top of the midweight arms in Last Raven when it comes to total defense. Not only that, but it does it while being decently light with acceptable drain. Its AP isn't the highest, but it's enough considering the high defense provided. The negatives on Gibbon are its low cooling and low aim accuracy. Considering this arm tunes rather well for weight and cooling, you'll most likely be leaving the aim accuracy alone. Aim accuracy isn't too big of a factor in Last Raven if your shot selection is good. Use this arm on midweight-heavyweights if you find the Macaque not quite beefy enough and you find Lemur too heavy and drainy, and you find yourself needing to give a steroid shot to your AC's energy defense.
 
[b]A72F:[/b] The counterpart to Gibbon, A72F is a specialist in shell defense. Although its total defense is lower than the Gibbon, it provides better stats all around, including better cooling, slightly more AP, better aim accuracy and lower drain. Most frame parts in the game already have more shell defense than energy defense, so you'll most likely be seeing the A72F less than the Gibobn, especially because the XS arms are lighter and drain even less, while still providing good AP and shell defense. However, if you're using energy defense dominant parts like some of the quad legs for example, then there's a good chance A72F will fit your needs. If you're using a a midweight that had XS arms, and is already fast enough for your liking, then you can try to use A72F for even more defense.
 
[b]Lemur: [/b]This is the only 'heavyweight' arm in the game you will be using. The other heavyweight arms are far too heavy to be even worthwhile. Lemur is the one stop shop if you're looking for the most defense and AP you can muster on your AC, however its high equip drain and high weight makes it less versatile than a lighter well rounded defensive arm like Macaque. There's also the fact that some of best leg parts in the game provide considerable AP for their weight. Still though, if you're looking to gouge as much armor as possible out of your AC, then consider Lemur.
 
[b]A88FG:[/b] These are the lightest arms in the game by a good margin, and still offer respectable AP for their low weight. As a result, these arms give the potential for very fast ACs with high AP. The FG also sports very good aiming accuracy, and tunes really well in its defenses and cooling. Like the rest of the notable lightweight arms in the game, it's not universal plug-and-play option, as there are times where you'll want the additional cooling and defense of the FL while going about 8kph slower, or there are times where you would want the extremely low drain of the XS. However if your goal is to be as fast as possible for having as much AP as possible, FG is the best arm to do it with.
 
[b]Gibbon2:[/b] Consider these arms a Gibbon light, however even more niche. Since lighter ACs have more balance between shell and energy defense, you'll hardly ever need the energy defense focused Gibbon2 arms, but there are a few times where it does come in handy. If you find yourself mix/matching light and heavy parts, and you end up with a drastic deficit in energy defense, then you might consider the Gibbon2. Like Gibbon, it has low aim accuracy and cooling, but the total defense for weight provided makes up for it. The Gibbon2 provides more defense overall than the more popular lightweight arms such as XS and FL, and it does it while being really low in weight. Did I mention the AP is also really good as well?
 
[b]Macaque:[/b] These arms are the closest it to being universal plug-and-play for Last Raven. They work good on almost any frame combination, and they provide a great amount of defense for their weight. The AP is decent, but they're a tad-bit drainy and have really bad cooling. However, these are shortcomings easily corrected via choices in other parts and some tuning. Use these arms on anything light-midweight, and you'll get a big boost in overall defense while still retaining speed. There are times where you'll want to use Gibbon instead, sacrificing a small amount of speed for slightly beefier stats, and there are times instead where you'll most likely want to drop down to FL or XS for even more speed and lower drain.
 
[b]A92XS: [/b]This is the other universal plug-and-play arm for Last Raven. Due to its exceptional low drain and high ap for its weight, this arm can be plopped into any frame that runs energy weapons or needs to move around a lot, to give that last bit of extra energy supply you need to stay competitive. Its high shell defense and AP also assure some extra survivability for your AC as well. The FL provides overall more defense and slightly lighter weight with more cooling, but it also is far drainier.
 
[b]A94FL: [/b]This is a great all around light-arm part, with exceptional defense and cooling for its low weight. You won't see it get used all the time, because the other light arms all have great specialities as well that can fill niche roles really well, but consider this your first option when looking for a lightweight arm, and go from there. FG can provide a good amount more speed without sacrificing too much AP, but you will sacrifice some armor. Gibbon2 will provide a huge boost in energy defense, while XS will provide a huge boost in energy surplus. The real high cooling of FL makes it a prime choice for aggressive ACs that will most likely be in a lot of situations with high heat, rather it's from OB'ing around or taking high-heat weaponry to the face.
 


Legs:
Considering the huge amounts of legs in Last Raven, leg variety is the smallest amongst all the frame parts. While heads, cores and arms all have certain 'best' parts, and a whole lot of viable and niche parts, leg parts are just a couple 'best' parts, and some better parts for different leg categories. I'll break this section into leg-type to make it cleaner.
 
[b]Midweight bipeds:[/b]
 
[b]Dingo2:[/b] This is the quintessential staller leg in the game. Due to the underweighting mechanic in Last Raven, you can have midweight bipeds that are heavier than their lightweight counterparts move faster on the ground than the lightweight bipeds. Their handles both on the ground and in the air will be slightly inferior however, though still really good. Dingo2 takes the best advantage of the underweighting mechanic, and is the king at ground speed. Because of that you can gouge ap and defense while running away as fast as possible. Due to good defense and incredibly low drain, Dingo2 is also a great leg-set to use for general-usage midrange play. This is one of the 3 best biped legs in the game.
 
[b]LH92S3: [/b]This is a tremendous leg set. If you ever find yourself wanting to gouge as much AP as possible out of your AC, this is the first and only leg you want to use. Not only does it completely destroy the rest of the midweight class in terms of AP, but manages to have as much shell defense as the shell-defense specialized midweight legs, the SSA. Somehow it manages to have even more defense and AP than the heavyweight-classed FA legs as well. Even though it's heavy, it's a midweight-classed leg so it will give you midweight-class handles, meaning faster responsiveness on the ground and in the air, faster turning than heavyweights, and a slightly smaller hurtbox. The only downside the S3 has is high drain, so it's not quite as plug-and play as stuff like Cougar2 and Dingo2. Ultimately it is quite possibly the best leg in the game if you build your bot around it.
 
[b]Cougar2: [/b]This is the third of the 3 best legs in the game. This leg is like a Dingo2, and somehow manages to nearly match it in ground speed, but it adds additional bulk, with higher AP and defense. Going on stats alone, this is a better legset than Dingo2, but its slightly heavier weight means you lose the slightest amount of handling. You'll often find yourself choosing between this and Dingo2 on your bot. Use this if you plan on brawling more than controlling range and being elusive. Use Dingo2 if you want the latter. Both legs excel at midrange.
 
[b]Lightweight bipeds:[/b]
 
[b]Panther: [/b]These legs are your first choice to go to for wanting a lightweight leg. Because of the underweighting mechanic, lightweight legs see less use than they should, but their supreme handles mean they excel at very specific playstyles, including being super aggressive. Panther is one of the best lightweight legs because it offers a high amount of stability and low drain, making it great for rushing down opponents while remaining elusive and somewhat sturdy. AP and defense aren't the best for its heavier than normal weight, but your handles are a balancing factor in this case.
 
[b]L2:[/b] This is the second set of lightweight legs you might find yourself using in the game. It has high AP and good defense for its low weight, and its turning ability is even faster than Panther's. It will also break less often than the Panther as well. Of all the viable bipeds in the game, the L2 will give you the best handles, but it has disadvantages in having high equip drain, so you'd need to work the rest of your AC around that. Consider Panther the more general-usage lightweight leg while the L2 is the more specialized lightweight leg.
 
[b]Heavyweight bipeds:[/b]
 
[b]LH96FA: [/b]This is the best and only usable heavyweight leg in the game. It's also the lightest heavyweight leg in the game-- even lighter than S3. It fully takes advantage of the underweighting mechanic as well, so you have the potential for really good ap and defense on a very fast AC. Every other heavyweight in the game is too slow to be viable except for FA. Going only by the numbers, FA and S3 trade blows, one being slightly slower and drainier while having more AP and defense, the other being faster but having less armor. You might find yourself using FA in place of S3 if you absolutely need something with high armor but has less drain than S3. The biggest advantage S3 has over FA howver is its midweight handles. FA handles just like the rest of the heavyweight legs, meaning you'll turn slower, be less responsive, and have a slightly larger hurtbox. This makes S3 the better legs.
 
 
[b]Reverse Joints:[/b]
 
LRJ84M: When determining the viability and usefulness of the frame parts in Last Raven, you have to take into account their merits based on niche needs. The only reason to use an RJ would be to jump high. Some might even argue for low equip drain as well, however you're much better off with parts like XS arms to give you a boost in surplus energy, while legs like Dingo2 and Cougar2 give you low enough drain. RJs have all-over worse stats than the best biped legs in the game, including very importantly turning, stability and defense. However if you ever wanted to jump high, nothing beats 84M. 84M also happens to turn decently fast for being an RJ as well.
 
[b]Gazelle: [/b]This is like a beefier 84M, with even less drain, and still jumps pretty high. It makes it slightly better at brawling it out compared to the 84M, but bipeds are still the easy choice for that type of playstyle. Use this if you want to still jump high like the 84M, but if you want to be slightly beefier.

LRJ90A2: These are the S3 of RJs in last Raven.  They're monstrous at gouging AP for their weight and potential dash speed (even slightly better than S3), but are slightly set back by subpar turning speed and energy defense.  In most cases you're better off using FA to get a nice speed boost and overall better stability, or the S3 for slightly better turning.  However for those looking for highest AP totals possible with a viable mid-heavyweight, the 90A2 is a strong consideration.

[b]Quads:[/b]
 
[b]LF88A: [/b]Consider this the S3 of the Quad legs. While its weight puts it right in the middle of its leg-type in terms of heaviness, it manages to have very high AP for its mobility, but it's also very drainy as well. Use this leg if you want to gouge AP for your speed, but also build the rest of your frame around its high equip drain, meaning using low drain stuff like XS arms, 72F arms, UA or U2 core. Not having too many energy weapons is a good idea as well. Shell defense is average, Energy defense is stupidly good, and cooling is below average. This is one of the 3 best quads in the game.
 
[b]Lizard:[/b] Use this leg if you want to be the fastest you can be on a quad. LF71 is even slightly faster, especially when underweighted, but it's paper-thin in defense and AP next to Lizard. It also breaks way easier during battle. Lizard provides really good defense for its speed, while AP is decent. Equip drain is overall very low as well.
 
LF93A2: These are the legs you use if you find yourself wanting the beefiness of the LF88A, but don't mind sacrificing some speed for better all-around stats, including cooling, lower drain, high stability, higher turning, and being even less prone to breaking. Because of the lower drain you can equip drainier frame parts elsewhere as well.
 
[b]Tanks:[/b]
 
Boar: The Boar series is probably the only tank legs you'll find yourself using in the game, with Boar2 being the generally better tank leg thanks to higher all around stats. However, Boar is still great to use if you want to be as light as possible for faster air acceleration. Nearly every other set of tank legs in the game is far too slow to be competitively viable.
 
Boar2: This is the beefier of the Boar series, and generally the better of the two legs. You trade in an additional 400 units of weight, but you gain around 200 ap, more cooling, and better stability. However you lose out on 100 energy defense.
 
LHT92: This tank leg used to wreck havok in Nexus and Ninebreaker, so much that it was banned from competitive play. It's still usable in Last Raven, but the general nerf to GLL has made it lose its biggest usefulness. Overall it's still the fastest tank leg in the game, and the closest you're going to get to op-i. It's also pretty damn high on defenses overall, and offer good stability as well. The biggest downside you'll have is the booster heat, which means you'll have to use Lotus on your AC. This means you'll have less energy to play with, so you're almost relegated to shell weapons as a result. This leg can break once in a while too, meaning you'll suffer the same fate of the hovers and become too hot to handle.



Hovers:
]]> LR Frame Part Guide: 
This brief guide will go over the usable and viable frame parts of LR that you can do well with in a competitive environment. LR has a pretty decent variety of usable frame parts for PvP situations.


Heads:
There’s surprisingly a good amount of heads to use in LR, and all serve their specific purposes really well, here’s a brief breakdown on which ones you’ll probably want to use and why. Because heads don't affect your overall stats nearly as much as core, arms and legs, you can get away with using the more average heads and still be viable, albeit not maximally efficient.
 
 
YH70S2: This head has very high ap for its low weight, and provides a substantial amount of stability too. You’ll need to pair a back radar with it, so you won’t be the fastest you could be while using it. However its high ap and high stability makes it ideal for aggressive lightweight ACs.
 
H81S4: This head is pretty much overshadowed by S2, and is niche use. S2 is both lighter and has slightly more AP. However, there are rare instances where you need to squeeze out as much defense and stability as you can get, and S4 allows for that. Of particular note is the fact that S4 allows an AC using Panther legs to meet 6,000 stability, which will allow you to tank RM3 rounds. Like S2, you’ll need a back radar. This head also breaks easily as well. You’ll most likely use S2 4/5 times instead.
 
YH85SR: This is a very niche use head. It does sport very high AP for its weight, and has above average defensive stats. Stability is good, drain is rather high. Usually other heads like Drone or Spider are better choices if you want a heavier head with high AP and defense. Use this head if you find yourself in a situation where you want to gouge AP.
 
Spider: This is the head you want to use if you find yourself wanting to flesh out the energy defense on your AC. This head is actually rather light for the considerable amount of defense it provides. Stability is ok, and drain is average. AP is decently high for its weight as well. It is one of the sturdier heads in the game, but will break more than its break number lists, because its hurtbox is rather large. Use this head if you want to gouge energy defense on your AC, and your AC is a midweight, midrange brawler-type of AC.
 
Queen: This is a head you use if you want good ap for low weight. It also has good cooling, with good stability and low drain. Overall it’s just a really good head. However it isn’t a specailist in any one stat. For instance it’s not as high in stability as S2/S4/Eye3, and it’s not as high in defense as Drone/Eye3/Spider. This lack of specialization makes it niche use, but you can’t go wrong using it.
 
Eye3: This is easily the best head in the game. It’s stupidly light weight for the sheer amount of defense and stability it gives you. The cooling and drain are average. The possible weakpoints of this head are lowish ap and the fact that it’s prone to breaking, but its light weight and defense/stabiltiy far outweigh those cons. Put it on an aggressive light-weight that needs stability or a tank whose head is going to break more often than not, and it still would be a good choice.
 
Drone: Drone is the sturdiest head in the game, easily. It will probably never break on you, even if you’re sitting in a tank getting pelted on the head from Fenrir the entire match. It’s also got really good ap and good defense for its weight. Stability and drain are average. Because of its high durability and ap/defense, this head’s the go-to head for use on tanks and some heavier bipeds/quads. For things wanting to remain lighter, Eye3 is still a far superior choice.
 
 

Cores: 
Cores have a great amount of variety as well. In Last Raven, either going hangar-only, EO or OB can all be a very strong strategy for being competitive, although the former is the most failsafe and the latter require more specific builds. Hangar only cores are the kings of stat gouging, and will be used for most play-styles, while OB cores sacrifice lots of stats for maximum rushdown potential, and EO cores can be slightly too heavy.
 
 
Gaea: This will be the EO core you'll want to use in Last Raven, it jokingly has its own archetype centered around its EO. This core is actually really heavy, but does provide decent stats. You won't be able to gouge AP, defense and speed as well as you can with some of the better hangar only cores, but if you build a fast AC centered around playing defense while letting its accurate EO do a lot of the work, you'll have yourself a very competitive AC. Best used for fast things that can run with an AP lead and have lots of ammo to work with on the arm weapons.
 
C75U2: This is one of the better hangar only cores in the game. It finds a nice sweet-spot between U4 and UL, but usually you're better off using either the lighter UL or the beefier U4, and thus it's niche use. There are a few times however where you can find the right combination of frame parts to make U2 give you the perfect balance of speed and armor that you're looking for with your AC. Its high heat resistance and lowish drain are bonuses as well, plus one of the best CAMS in the game. As with all the other hangar-only cores in the game, it has great all-around stats.
 
YC03U4: This is the hangar only core you use if you can't get away with using UA. You sacrifice about 200ap, 100 shell defense, and a load of energy drain, but you get the all-important option to equip pocketed weapons. The U4 is a beastly core that will provide you some of the best defense and AP in the game when using other gouged frame parts with it. By far its biggest limiting factor is its high energy drain, so the other viable hangar only cores with functional hangars (U2 and UL) might become better options if you're planning on running a drainy quad, or anything with drainy weaponry. As with all the other hangar-only cores in the game, it has great all-around stats.
 
Cronus: This core is so functionally similar to the 99UL, that it's almost not worth talking about the difference, although for the most part the 99UL is the better, safer option. You'll gain the slightest bit of speed with the Cronus, lose the slightest bit of defense and AP, but the real trade-off is that you'll lose your CAMS and get an additional optional slot. Because the the additional optional slot is the major appeal of the Cronus over the UL, it's a very niche core, but a possible choice if you're running an AC in need of lots of optional slots, such as something with lots of energy weapons. As with all the other hangar-only cores in the game, it has great all-around stats.
 
YC99UL: This is usually the hangar only core you'll choose instead of Cronus. If you had U4 or U2 on your AC prior, and you find yourself needing that last bit of speed to stay competitive, then you choose the 99UL. Depending on the choice in arms, the arm/core combinations you get with 99UL, U2 and U4 can all be very close statistically, and all offer subtle differences of specialization that may best fit your style. In that sense, there's plenty of variety you can have with the frame of your bot when using these 3 hangar only cores. As with all the other hangar-only cores in the game, it has great all-around stats.
 
YC010/UL2: This is the first choice for an OB core to use if you're going to be using any type of OB at all. It's a bit of a rarity compared to the other lightweight OB cores, because it offers beefier stats while still remaining absurdly light. The OB itself isn't the fastest int he game, but it's fast enough, and the OB heat is low enough that when your core goes yellow halfway through the match, you won't get your wings clipped quite like you would with the /UL core. If you find yourself not using the OB to its fullest potential, then chances are you're better off with a lighter hangar-only core like 99UL, but if your playstyle revolves around getting great positioning through the OB, then you'll find yourself using this.
 
C83UA: This is the best core in the game, although thanks to a clever ban on its hangar functionality, it's not a clear-cut winner like the Eye3 is to the heads. Thus you'll most likely see U4 just as often as the UA in competitive situations. Inability to equip hangars aside, this core has absurd stats, the disparity between this core and the rest actually makes you wonder just what the hell From Software was thinking when they made it. It's barely heavier than the U4, and its heat resistance, drain, ap and defense are off the charts good. What's even more amazing is that its CAMS is one of the best in the game too. However, because hangaring handguns under lower ammo weapons is such an overwhelming viable strategy in Last Raven, the UA's usability is a bit more limited. It is easily the go-to choice if you find yourself with arm weapons using plenty of ammo (Shade, Pixie3, lefty R3), or if you're sporting a beefy quad whose back weaponry can carry it through the entire match. No core gets close to the UA in terms of gouging armor for the speed.
 
EOS: This beefy OB core is mostly used for tanks, but you can get away with using it on a bulkier biped or quad as well. Its OB is the fastest in the game, and also doesn't turn to crap when it reaches yellow halfway through the match. Because of its fast OB and beefy stats, it's the default choice to use for tanks, who absolutely need the lateral speed of OB to stay competitive. Cooling and heat resistance is very high, while energy drain is surprisingly low. The EOS's mix of stats is almost hangar-only tier, but its key weakness is a lack of hangars and to a lesser extent a lack of optional parts. Still, it is one of the major reasons tanks can still be competitive in Last Raven.
 
 

 

Arms: 
Thankfully, because of a couple bans to Loris and Lemur2, the arms in Last Raven have good variety, while there are about 2-3 that you'll probably find yourself using almost all the time, there's a good amount that have very good niche uses, and you can find yourself plugging them into your frame to give you the best combination of stats that you like.
 
 
Gibbon: This arm is a monster when it comes to defense. It's easily at the top of the midweight arms in Last Raven when it comes to total defense. Not only that, but it does it while being decently light with acceptable drain. Its AP isn't the highest, but it's enough considering the high defense provided. The negatives on Gibbon are its low cooling and low aim accuracy. Considering this arm tunes rather well for weight and cooling, you'll most likely be leaving the aim accuracy alone. Aim accuracy isn't too big of a factor in Last Raven if your shot selection is good. Use this arm on midweight-heavyweights if you find the Macaque not quite beefy enough and you find Lemur too heavy and drainy, and you find yourself needing to give a steroid shot to your AC's energy defense.
 
[b]A72F:[/b] The counterpart to Gibbon, A72F is a specialist in shell defense. Although its total defense is lower than the Gibbon, it provides better stats all around, including better cooling, slightly more AP, better aim accuracy and lower drain. Most frame parts in the game already have more shell defense than energy defense, so you'll most likely be seeing the A72F less than the Gibobn, especially because the XS arms are lighter and drain even less, while still providing good AP and shell defense. However, if you're using energy defense dominant parts like some of the quad legs for example, then there's a good chance A72F will fit your needs. If you're using a a midweight that had XS arms, and is already fast enough for your liking, then you can try to use A72F for even more defense.
 
[b]Lemur: [/b]This is the only 'heavyweight' arm in the game you will be using. The other heavyweight arms are far too heavy to be even worthwhile. Lemur is the one stop shop if you're looking for the most defense and AP you can muster on your AC, however its high equip drain and high weight makes it less versatile than a lighter well rounded defensive arm like Macaque. There's also the fact that some of best leg parts in the game provide considerable AP for their weight. Still though, if you're looking to gouge as much armor as possible out of your AC, then consider Lemur.
 
[b]A88FG:[/b] These are the lightest arms in the game by a good margin, and still offer respectable AP for their low weight. As a result, these arms give the potential for very fast ACs with high AP. The FG also sports very good aiming accuracy, and tunes really well in its defenses and cooling. Like the rest of the notable lightweight arms in the game, it's not universal plug-and-play option, as there are times where you'll want the additional cooling and defense of the FL while going about 8kph slower, or there are times where you would want the extremely low drain of the XS. However if your goal is to be as fast as possible for having as much AP as possible, FG is the best arm to do it with.
 
[b]Gibbon2:[/b] Consider these arms a Gibbon light, however even more niche. Since lighter ACs have more balance between shell and energy defense, you'll hardly ever need the energy defense focused Gibbon2 arms, but there are a few times where it does come in handy. If you find yourself mix/matching light and heavy parts, and you end up with a drastic deficit in energy defense, then you might consider the Gibbon2. Like Gibbon, it has low aim accuracy and cooling, but the total defense for weight provided makes up for it. The Gibbon2 provides more defense overall than the more popular lightweight arms such as XS and FL, and it does it while being really low in weight. Did I mention the AP is also really good as well?
 
[b]Macaque:[/b] These arms are the closest it to being universal plug-and-play for Last Raven. They work good on almost any frame combination, and they provide a great amount of defense for their weight. The AP is decent, but they're a tad-bit drainy and have really bad cooling. However, these are shortcomings easily corrected via choices in other parts and some tuning. Use these arms on anything light-midweight, and you'll get a big boost in overall defense while still retaining speed. There are times where you'll want to use Gibbon instead, sacrificing a small amount of speed for slightly beefier stats, and there are times instead where you'll most likely want to drop down to FL or XS for even more speed and lower drain.
 
[b]A92XS: [/b]This is the other universal plug-and-play arm for Last Raven. Due to its exceptional low drain and high ap for its weight, this arm can be plopped into any frame that runs energy weapons or needs to move around a lot, to give that last bit of extra energy supply you need to stay competitive. Its high shell defense and AP also assure some extra survivability for your AC as well. The FL provides overall more defense and slightly lighter weight with more cooling, but it also is far drainier.
 
[b]A94FL: [/b]This is a great all around light-arm part, with exceptional defense and cooling for its low weight. You won't see it get used all the time, because the other light arms all have great specialities as well that can fill niche roles really well, but consider this your first option when looking for a lightweight arm, and go from there. FG can provide a good amount more speed without sacrificing too much AP, but you will sacrifice some armor. Gibbon2 will provide a huge boost in energy defense, while XS will provide a huge boost in energy surplus. The real high cooling of FL makes it a prime choice for aggressive ACs that will most likely be in a lot of situations with high heat, rather it's from OB'ing around or taking high-heat weaponry to the face.
 


Legs:
Considering the huge amounts of legs in Last Raven, leg variety is the smallest amongst all the frame parts. While heads, cores and arms all have certain 'best' parts, and a whole lot of viable and niche parts, leg parts are just a couple 'best' parts, and some better parts for different leg categories. I'll break this section into leg-type to make it cleaner.
 
[b]Midweight bipeds:[/b]
 
[b]Dingo2:[/b] This is the quintessential staller leg in the game. Due to the underweighting mechanic in Last Raven, you can have midweight bipeds that are heavier than their lightweight counterparts move faster on the ground than the lightweight bipeds. Their handles both on the ground and in the air will be slightly inferior however, though still really good. Dingo2 takes the best advantage of the underweighting mechanic, and is the king at ground speed. Because of that you can gouge ap and defense while running away as fast as possible. Due to good defense and incredibly low drain, Dingo2 is also a great leg-set to use for general-usage midrange play. This is one of the 3 best biped legs in the game.
 
[b]LH92S3: [/b]This is a tremendous leg set. If you ever find yourself wanting to gouge as much AP as possible out of your AC, this is the first and only leg you want to use. Not only does it completely destroy the rest of the midweight class in terms of AP, but manages to have as much shell defense as the shell-defense specialized midweight legs, the SSA. Somehow it manages to have even more defense and AP than the heavyweight-classed FA legs as well. Even though it's heavy, it's a midweight-classed leg so it will give you midweight-class handles, meaning faster responsiveness on the ground and in the air, faster turning than heavyweights, and a slightly smaller hurtbox. The only downside the S3 has is high drain, so it's not quite as plug-and play as stuff like Cougar2 and Dingo2. Ultimately it is quite possibly the best leg in the game if you build your bot around it.
 
[b]Cougar2: [/b]This is the third of the 3 best legs in the game. This leg is like a Dingo2, and somehow manages to nearly match it in ground speed, but it adds additional bulk, with higher AP and defense. Going on stats alone, this is a better legset than Dingo2, but its slightly heavier weight means you lose the slightest amount of handling. You'll often find yourself choosing between this and Dingo2 on your bot. Use this if you plan on brawling more than controlling range and being elusive. Use Dingo2 if you want the latter. Both legs excel at midrange.
 
[b]Lightweight bipeds:[/b]
 
[b]Panther: [/b]These legs are your first choice to go to for wanting a lightweight leg. Because of the underweighting mechanic, lightweight legs see less use than they should, but their supreme handles mean they excel at very specific playstyles, including being super aggressive. Panther is one of the best lightweight legs because it offers a high amount of stability and low drain, making it great for rushing down opponents while remaining elusive and somewhat sturdy. AP and defense aren't the best for its heavier than normal weight, but your handles are a balancing factor in this case.
 
[b]L2:[/b] This is the second set of lightweight legs you might find yourself using in the game. It has high AP and good defense for its low weight, and its turning ability is even faster than Panther's. It will also break less often than the Panther as well. Of all the viable bipeds in the game, the L2 will give you the best handles, but it has disadvantages in having high equip drain, so you'd need to work the rest of your AC around that. Consider Panther the more general-usage lightweight leg while the L2 is the more specialized lightweight leg.
 
[b]Heavyweight bipeds:[/b]
 
[b]LH96FA: [/b]This is the best and only usable heavyweight leg in the game. It's also the lightest heavyweight leg in the game-- even lighter than S3. It fully takes advantage of the underweighting mechanic as well, so you have the potential for really good ap and defense on a very fast AC. Every other heavyweight in the game is too slow to be viable except for FA. Going only by the numbers, FA and S3 trade blows, one being slightly slower and drainier while having more AP and defense, the other being faster but having less armor. You might find yourself using FA in place of S3 if you absolutely need something with high armor but has less drain than S3. The biggest advantage S3 has over FA howver is its midweight handles. FA handles just like the rest of the heavyweight legs, meaning you'll turn slower, be less responsive, and have a slightly larger hurtbox. This makes S3 the better legs.
 
 
[b]Reverse Joints:[/b]
 
LRJ84M: When determining the viability and usefulness of the frame parts in Last Raven, you have to take into account their merits based on niche needs. The only reason to use an RJ would be to jump high. Some might even argue for low equip drain as well, however you're much better off with parts like XS arms to give you a boost in surplus energy, while legs like Dingo2 and Cougar2 give you low enough drain. RJs have all-over worse stats than the best biped legs in the game, including very importantly turning, stability and defense. However if you ever wanted to jump high, nothing beats 84M. 84M also happens to turn decently fast for being an RJ as well.
 
[b]Gazelle: [/b]This is like a beefier 84M, with even less drain, and still jumps pretty high. It makes it slightly better at brawling it out compared to the 84M, but bipeds are still the easy choice for that type of playstyle. Use this if you want to still jump high like the 84M, but if you want to be slightly beefier.

LRJ90A2: These are the S3 of RJs in last Raven.  They're monstrous at gouging AP for their weight and potential dash speed (even slightly better than S3), but are slightly set back by subpar turning speed and energy defense.  In most cases you're better off using FA to get a nice speed boost and overall better stability, or the S3 for slightly better turning.  However for those looking for highest AP totals possible with a viable mid-heavyweight, the 90A2 is a strong consideration.

[b]Quads:[/b]
 
[b]LF88A: [/b]Consider this the S3 of the Quad legs. While its weight puts it right in the middle of its leg-type in terms of heaviness, it manages to have very high AP for its mobility, but it's also very drainy as well. Use this leg if you want to gouge AP for your speed, but also build the rest of your frame around its high equip drain, meaning using low drain stuff like XS arms, 72F arms, UA or U2 core. Not having too many energy weapons is a good idea as well. Shell defense is average, Energy defense is stupidly good, and cooling is below average. This is one of the 3 best quads in the game.
 
[b]Lizard:[/b] Use this leg if you want to be the fastest you can be on a quad. LF71 is even slightly faster, especially when underweighted, but it's paper-thin in defense and AP next to Lizard. It also breaks way easier during battle. Lizard provides really good defense for its speed, while AP is decent. Equip drain is overall very low as well.
 
LF93A2: These are the legs you use if you find yourself wanting the beefiness of the LF88A, but don't mind sacrificing some speed for better all-around stats, including cooling, lower drain, high stability, higher turning, and being even less prone to breaking. Because of the lower drain you can equip drainier frame parts elsewhere as well.
 
[b]Tanks:[/b]
 
Boar: The Boar series is probably the only tank legs you'll find yourself using in the game, with Boar2 being the generally better tank leg thanks to higher all around stats. However, Boar is still great to use if you want to be as light as possible for faster air acceleration. Nearly every other set of tank legs in the game is far too slow to be competitively viable.
 
Boar2: This is the beefier of the Boar series, and generally the better of the two legs. You trade in an additional 400 units of weight, but you gain around 200 ap, more cooling, and better stability. However you lose out on 100 energy defense.
 
LHT92: This tank leg used to wreck havok in Nexus and Ninebreaker, so much that it was banned from competitive play. It's still usable in Last Raven, but the general nerf to GLL has made it lose its biggest usefulness. Overall it's still the fastest tank leg in the game, and the closest you're going to get to op-i. It's also pretty damn high on defenses overall, and offer good stability as well. The biggest downside you'll have is the booster heat, which means you'll have to use Lotus on your AC. This means you'll have less energy to play with, so you're almost relegated to shell weapons as a result. This leg can break once in a while too, meaning you'll suffer the same fate of the hovers and become too hot to handle.



Hovers:
]]> <![CDATA[ACLR Part Break Values]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=3586 Sat, 28 Jan 2023 17:55:05 -0500 TMRaven]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=3586
HEADS
2991 - YH13-LONGHORN
2718 - YH15-DRONE
2499 - CR-H06XS-EYE4
2484 - CR-H06SR2
2373 - YH14-STING
2051 - H03-BEETLE
1979 - YH06-LADYB
1888 - H01-WASP
1886 - CR-YH85SR
1864 - CR-YH70S2
1850 - H05-HORNET
1835 - H11-QUEEN
1835 - CR-H81S4
1812 - H09-SPIDER
1752 - CR-H72S3
1730 - CR-H05XS-EYE3
1726 - H02-WASP2
1716 - CR-H98XS-EYE2
1714 - CR-H69S
1697 - CR-H97XS-EYE
1666 - YH08-MANTIS
1628 - H10-CICADA2
1520 - CR-H84E2
1499 - YH12-MAYFLY
1496 - H04-CICADA
1490 - H07-CRICKET
1451 - CR-H73E
1338 - CR-H95EE
 
CORES
5882 - CR-YC03U4
5798 - CR-C06U5
5120 - CR-YC99UL
4750 - CR-C83UA
4715 - C05-SELENA
4604 - C06-EOS
4594 - YC08-ICURUS
4582 - CR-YC010/UL2
4480 - CR-C77O/U
4452 - CR-C89E
4370 - CR-C75U2
4348 - C01-GAEA
4317 - CR-C90U3
4300 - C04-ATLAS
3988 - YC07-CRONUS
3946 - CR-C98E2
3815 - C02-URANUS
3755 - CR-C69U
3562 - RAKAN
3519 - CR-C84O/UL
3480 - C03-HELIOS


ARMS
3388 - A02-DRILL
3360 - A04-BABOON
3321 - A08-DRILL2
3248 - CR-A75A
3236 - CR-A89AG
3219 - CR-A98A2
3216 - A07-LEMUR
3172 - A01-GALAGO
3153 - CR-A69S
3105 - CR-A80S3
3078 - CR-A72F
3065 - A09-LEMUR2
3053 - CR-A71S2
3039 - A03-GIBBON
3018 - A11-MACAQUE
2974 - CR-A82SL
2950 - YA10-LORIS
2924 - CR-A92XS
2906 - A06-GIBBON2
2860 - A05-LANGUR
2806 - CR-A94FL
2790 - CR-A88FG

WEAPON ARMS
2944 - WA02-CETUS
2944 - CR-WA75MSP
2932 - CR-WA69BZ
2890 - WA01-LEO
2826 - CR-WA74BZL
2824 - CR-WA74GR
2702 - SYURA
2649 - CR-WA78GRL
2597 - CR-WA77MS/V
2586 - WA04-ARIES
2506 - CR-WA69MG
2442 - WA03-TAURUS
2386 - CR-WA91MSM
2332 - WA05-LUPUS
2128 - CR-WA69MS
 
LEGS

Mid Weight
4506 - CR-LH92S3
4323 - LH05-COUGAR
4311 - CR-LH69S
4258 - CR-LH73SSA
4212 - CR-LH80S2
4144 - LH02-LYNX2
3990 - CR-LH89F
3979 - LH01-LYNX
3970 - LH04-DINGO
3936 - LH09-COUGAR2
3923 - LH07-DINGO2

Light Weight
3936 - CR-LH99XS
3895 - CR-LH84L2
3893 - LH03-PANTHER
3780 - CR-LH95M2
3749 - CR-LH74M
3630 - LH10-JAGUAR2
3629 - YLH11-VIXEN
3618 - LH06-JAGUAR
3528 - CR-LH79L

Heavy Weight
4549 - LH13-JACKAL2
4530 - CR-LH81AP
4332 - CR-LH96FA
4316 - LH08-JACKAL
4283 - LH12-LYCAON
4239 - CR-LH77A
4192 - CR-LH94A2

Light Reverse Joint
4160 - LR01-GOAT
4068 - LR04-GAZELLE
3984 - CR-LRJ76
3841 - CR-LRJ84M

Heavy Reverse Joint
4549 - CR-LRJ90A2
4478 - LR02-ORYX
4322 - CR-LRJ84A
4152 - LR03-ORYX2

Quad Leg
4242 - CR-LF88A
4210 - CR-LF93A2
4122 - LF03-GAVIAL2
3924 - LF02-GAVIAL
3894 - LF04-LIZARD
3812 - CR-LF71
3791 - LF01-MONITOR
3669 - CR-LF81

Tank
4580 - CR-LT78A
4536 - CR-LT81A2
4471 - CR-LT71
4442 - CR-LT69
4389 - LT02-BOAR2
4269 - LT03-GRIZZLY
4247 - LT01-BOAR
4046 - CR-LHT92

Hover
4327 - CR-LN85
4254 - LN04-WALRUS2
4083 - CR-LN79
4042 - LN01-SEAL
3990 - CR-LN99M2
3963 - LN03-WALRUS
3834 - CR-LN91HM
3562 - LN02-SEALION]]>
HEADS
2991 - YH13-LONGHORN
2718 - YH15-DRONE
2499 - CR-H06XS-EYE4
2484 - CR-H06SR2
2373 - YH14-STING
2051 - H03-BEETLE
1979 - YH06-LADYB
1888 - H01-WASP
1886 - CR-YH85SR
1864 - CR-YH70S2
1850 - H05-HORNET
1835 - H11-QUEEN
1835 - CR-H81S4
1812 - H09-SPIDER
1752 - CR-H72S3
1730 - CR-H05XS-EYE3
1726 - H02-WASP2
1716 - CR-H98XS-EYE2
1714 - CR-H69S
1697 - CR-H97XS-EYE
1666 - YH08-MANTIS
1628 - H10-CICADA2
1520 - CR-H84E2
1499 - YH12-MAYFLY
1496 - H04-CICADA
1490 - H07-CRICKET
1451 - CR-H73E
1338 - CR-H95EE
 
CORES
5882 - CR-YC03U4
5798 - CR-C06U5
5120 - CR-YC99UL
4750 - CR-C83UA
4715 - C05-SELENA
4604 - C06-EOS
4594 - YC08-ICURUS
4582 - CR-YC010/UL2
4480 - CR-C77O/U
4452 - CR-C89E
4370 - CR-C75U2
4348 - C01-GAEA
4317 - CR-C90U3
4300 - C04-ATLAS
3988 - YC07-CRONUS
3946 - CR-C98E2
3815 - C02-URANUS
3755 - CR-C69U
3562 - RAKAN
3519 - CR-C84O/UL
3480 - C03-HELIOS


ARMS
3388 - A02-DRILL
3360 - A04-BABOON
3321 - A08-DRILL2
3248 - CR-A75A
3236 - CR-A89AG
3219 - CR-A98A2
3216 - A07-LEMUR
3172 - A01-GALAGO
3153 - CR-A69S
3105 - CR-A80S3
3078 - CR-A72F
3065 - A09-LEMUR2
3053 - CR-A71S2
3039 - A03-GIBBON
3018 - A11-MACAQUE
2974 - CR-A82SL
2950 - YA10-LORIS
2924 - CR-A92XS
2906 - A06-GIBBON2
2860 - A05-LANGUR
2806 - CR-A94FL
2790 - CR-A88FG

WEAPON ARMS
2944 - WA02-CETUS
2944 - CR-WA75MSP
2932 - CR-WA69BZ
2890 - WA01-LEO
2826 - CR-WA74BZL
2824 - CR-WA74GR
2702 - SYURA
2649 - CR-WA78GRL
2597 - CR-WA77MS/V
2586 - WA04-ARIES
2506 - CR-WA69MG
2442 - WA03-TAURUS
2386 - CR-WA91MSM
2332 - WA05-LUPUS
2128 - CR-WA69MS
 
LEGS

Mid Weight
4506 - CR-LH92S3
4323 - LH05-COUGAR
4311 - CR-LH69S
4258 - CR-LH73SSA
4212 - CR-LH80S2
4144 - LH02-LYNX2
3990 - CR-LH89F
3979 - LH01-LYNX
3970 - LH04-DINGO
3936 - LH09-COUGAR2
3923 - LH07-DINGO2

Light Weight
3936 - CR-LH99XS
3895 - CR-LH84L2
3893 - LH03-PANTHER
3780 - CR-LH95M2
3749 - CR-LH74M
3630 - LH10-JAGUAR2
3629 - YLH11-VIXEN
3618 - LH06-JAGUAR
3528 - CR-LH79L

Heavy Weight
4549 - LH13-JACKAL2
4530 - CR-LH81AP
4332 - CR-LH96FA
4316 - LH08-JACKAL
4283 - LH12-LYCAON
4239 - CR-LH77A
4192 - CR-LH94A2

Light Reverse Joint
4160 - LR01-GOAT
4068 - LR04-GAZELLE
3984 - CR-LRJ76
3841 - CR-LRJ84M

Heavy Reverse Joint
4549 - CR-LRJ90A2
4478 - LR02-ORYX
4322 - CR-LRJ84A
4152 - LR03-ORYX2

Quad Leg
4242 - CR-LF88A
4210 - CR-LF93A2
4122 - LF03-GAVIAL2
3924 - LF02-GAVIAL
3894 - LF04-LIZARD
3812 - CR-LF71
3791 - LF01-MONITOR
3669 - CR-LF81

Tank
4580 - CR-LT78A
4536 - CR-LT81A2
4471 - CR-LT71
4442 - CR-LT69
4389 - LT02-BOAR2
4269 - LT03-GRIZZLY
4247 - LT01-BOAR
4046 - CR-LHT92

Hover
4327 - CR-LN85
4254 - LN04-WALRUS2
4083 - CR-LN79
4042 - LN01-SEAL
3990 - CR-LN99M2
3963 - LN03-WALRUS
3834 - CR-LN91HM
3562 - LN02-SEALION]]> <![CDATA[ACLR Weapon Accuracy Table]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=3584 Mon, 23 Jan 2023 22:15:22 -0500 val]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=3584
Also please keep in mind that these are just numbers, and that there hasn't been enough testing done to know how much these actually effect anything in reality.

First number is projectile velocity (speed), second is projectile spread.


Right Arm Weapons

Rifles
  • CR-WR69R : 1030 / 6632
    CR-WR73R2: 1030 / 6458
    CR-YWH05R3: 1030 / 6458
    WR01R-SHADOW : 1000 / 6109
    WR10R-MOLD : 980 / 6981
    CR-WR76RA :1050 / 7854
    CR-WR84RA2 :1050 /  7854
    WH01R-GAST : 980 / 7505
    CR-WR88RB :1030 / 10647
    WR14R-PHANTOM : 960 / 13788
    CR-WR93RL :1090 / 14137
    CR-WH05RLA :1090 / 15359
Sniper Rifles
  • CR-WR73RS : 1440 / (2094, 2793 v/h)
    CR-WR81RS2: 1230 / (5585, 6109 v/h)
    CR-WR88RS3: 1150 / (6109 , 6981 v/h)
    WH02RS-WYRM :1270 / 7679
    WR11RS-GARUM :1110 / 2793
    WH08RS-FENRIR :1490 / 175
Machineguns
  • WR02M-PIXIE : 700 / 29322
    WR04M-PIXIE2 : 700 / 47124 
    WR07M-PIXIE3 : 720 / 40841
    CR-WR69M : 740 / 39270
    CR-WH79M2 : 710 / 49742
    WH03M-FINGER : 700 / 87266
    WH05M-SYLPH : 790 / 21642
    YWH13M-NIX : 740 / 23736
    WH10M-SILKY : 700 / 32114
Handguns
  • CR-WR88H : 910 / 12566
    CR-WH69H : 930 / 11345
    CR-WH73H2 : 970 / 9076
    CR-WH79H3 : 990 / 7854
    CR-WH01HP : 1030 / 10647
    WR03H-GHOST : 950 / 10123 
    WR06H-GHOST2 :1010 / 3840
    WH09H-WRAITH : 930 / 7330
Bazookas
  • CR-WR76B :  862 / 7330
    CR-WR81B2 : 874 / 8378
    CR-WR93B3 : 977 / 5236 
    CR-WH05BP : 990 / 8727
    WR13B-GIANT :  943 / 54105
    WR17B-GIANT2 : 989 / 9599
Shotguns
  • CR-WR84S : 910 / 74875 
    CR-WH76S : 910 / 65973
    CR-WH01SP : 910 / 72955
    WR23S-WYVERN2 :1150 / 93899
    WR1SS-WYVERN : 1000 / (55676, 97738 v/h)
Flamethrowers
  • GACHIRIN : 200 / 52360
    NICHIRIN : 200 / 52360
Hand Rockets
  • CR-WR84HNR : 960 / 5760
    CR-WR93HNRP :1000 / 8901
Hand Grenades
  • CR-WR81G : 900 / 2618
    CR-WR88G2 : 830 / 13963
    CR-WH98GL : 830 / 20944
Pulse Rifles
  • WR08PU-ROC :1050 / 7679
    WR12PU-ROC2 : 1080 / 6283
    WR21PU-ROC3 : 1030 / 8378
    YWH14PU-ROC4 :1030 / 5411
    WH11PU-PERYTON: 1030 / 5061
    WR18PU-DEMON :1080 / 5585
Laser Rifles
  • CR-WR98L : 1310 / 3142
    WR05L-SHADE :1070 / 3491
    WR24L-SHADE2 :1070 / 3840
    WR19L-HOLLOW :1150 / 2967
    YMH07-DRAGON : 910 / 7330
    WR16DL-SKULL :1050 / 1745
    WR25DL-SKULL2 :1040 / 2269
    WH04HL-KRSW :1050 / 6632
    WR09HL-SPIRIT :1010 / 9948
    YWH16HR-PYTHON: 1130 / 12566
Plasma Rifles
  • WH06PL-ORC : 800 / 10647
    WR20PL-OGRE : 850 / 10297
    WR22PL-OGRE2: 830 / 7854
    WH12PL-ETTIN : 760 / 10647
----------------------------

Left Arm Weapons

Rifles
  • WL02R-SPECTER : 990 / 7854
    CR-YWH05R3 :1030 / 6807
    HITEN :1080 / 5760
    WH01R-GAST : 980 / 7679
    CR-W05RLA :1090 / 15708
Sniper Rifles
  • CR-WL85RS :1150 / (3840, 4363 v/h)
    WL05RS-GOLEM :1250 / 4712
    WH02RS-WYRM :1270 / 7330
    WH08RS-FENRIR :1490 / 1396
Machineguns
  • CR-WL74M : 760 / 65275
    CR-WH79M2 : 710 / 49742
    WL06M-FAIRY : 700 / 56549
    WH03M-FINGER : 700 / 95993
    WH05M-SYLPH : 790 / 38397
    YWH13M-NIX : 740 / 41539
    WH10M-SILKY : 660 / 34034
Handguns
  • CR-WH69H : 930 / 11345
    CR-WH73H2 : 970 / 9076
    CR-WH79H3 : 990 / 7854
    WL07H-MIST : 950 / 9774
    WL10H-MIST2 :1010 / 3316
    CR-WH01HP : 1030 / 10647
    WH09H-WRAITH : 930 / 7330
Bazookas
  • CR-WL95B : 820 / 8029
    CR-WH05BP : 990 / 8727
    WL11B-TROLL : 940 / 10297
Shotguns
  • CR-WL85S  : 760 / 67370
    CR-WL88S2 : 910 / 87965
    CR-WH76S  : 910 / 73304
    CR-WH01SP : 910 / 72955
Flamethrowers
  • NICHIRIN : 200 / 52360
Hand Grenades
  • CR-WL95G : 800 / 17453
    CR-WH98GL : 800 / 20944
Hand Rockets
  • CR-WL88HNR : 980 / 7330
    CR-WL95HNNR : 900 / 7156
Pulse Rifles
  • WL08PU-ARGOS :1080 / 8901
    WL12PU-ARGOS2 :1050 / 9599
    WH11PU-PERYTON: 940 / 5760
    YWH14PU-ROC4 : 920 / 6109 
Laser Rifles
  • YMH07-DRAGON : 910 / 7679
    WL13L-GORGON :1030 / 3491
    WL15L-GRIFFON :1240 / 2618
    WH04HL-KRSW :1030 / 7330
Plasma Rifles
  • WH06PL-ORC : 790 / 11519
    WH12PL-ETTIN : 700 / 11519
----------------------------

Back Units

Rockets
  • CR-WB69RO : 1030 / 4363
    CR-WB72RO2: 1030 / 4014
    CR-WB75RP  :  970 / 9076
    WB07RO-ORTHOS:  980 / 12566
    CR-WB78RP2 : 960 / 7156
    CR-WB82RP3 : 960 / 6109
    WB13RO-SPHINX: 1380 / 47124
    WB23RO-CACUS : 1380 / 10996
    CR-WB85RPX : 1000 / 13439
Cannons
  • CR-WB69CG :  970 / 50091
    CR-WB72CGL: 950 / 44506
    CR-WB03CGH: 970 / 44506
    CR-WB75SG :  1080 / 102625
    CR-WB82SG2: 1080 / 102625
    CR-WB87LG   :  1080 / 12392
    CR-WB91LGL :  1100 / 11345
    CR-WB03LGL2: 1080 / 17104
    WB14RG-LADON :   1850 / 349
    WB24RG-LADON2 : 1750 / 524
    CR-WB78GL : 1040 / 13090
    CR-WB87GLL : 790 / 13614
    WB08PL-SKYLLA:    920 / (6283, 5934 v/h)
    WB33PL-SKYLLA2: 1030 / 7679
    WB02L-GERYON   :  1090 / 175
    WB15L-GERYON2 :   1150 / 175
    YWB3SL-GERYON3: 1080 / 175
    WB32L-CERBERUS : 1050 / 873
    WB09PU-LAMIA : 1000 / 698
    WB16PU-LAMIA2: 1020 / 524
    WB25PU-LAMIA3: 1020 / 2443
Dual Backmounts
  • CR-WBW78R :1050 / (60214, 27053 v/h)
    CR-WBW91RT :1050 / (58119, 42412 v/h)
    CR-WBW78C : 950 / (45902, 47997 v/h)
    CR-WBW98G : 970 / 11519
    CR-WBW98LX : 1030 / 175
    WB30Q-CHIMERA: 1120 / 175

-------------------

EO
  • C01-GAEA : 1050 / 3142
    CR-C89E : 850 / 5585
    C02-URANUS : 810 / 25307
    CR-C98E2 : 790 / 36826
    C05-SELENA : 750 / 10996

Weapon Arms (Mode 1/Mode 2) [WIP]
  • CR-WA69MG : 810 / 800
    CR-WA69MS : - / -
    WA03-TAURUS : 560 / 350
    CR-WA75MSP : 110? / 110?
    CR-WA77MS/V : - / -
    CR-WA91MSM : 250 / 240
    CR-WA69BZ : 720 / 700
    CR-WA74BZL : 620 / 610
    CR-WA74GR : 820 / 810
    CR-WA78GRL : 820 / 790
    WA02-CETUS : 870 / 1060
    WA01-LEO : 1040 / 1000
    WA04-ARIES : 1020
    WA05-LUPUS : -/ -
Missiles are currently excluded as they have their own unique stats that I'll need to make new formatting for.

Once I have everything in order, I'll post them here, in their own post. Likely tomorrow.]]>
Also please keep in mind that these are just numbers, and that there hasn't been enough testing done to know how much these actually effect anything in reality.

First number is projectile velocity (speed), second is projectile spread.


Right Arm Weapons

Rifles
  • CR-WR69R : 1030 / 6632
    CR-WR73R2: 1030 / 6458
    CR-YWH05R3: 1030 / 6458
    WR01R-SHADOW : 1000 / 6109
    WR10R-MOLD : 980 / 6981
    CR-WR76RA :1050 / 7854
    CR-WR84RA2 :1050 /  7854
    WH01R-GAST : 980 / 7505
    CR-WR88RB :1030 / 10647
    WR14R-PHANTOM : 960 / 13788
    CR-WR93RL :1090 / 14137
    CR-WH05RLA :1090 / 15359
Sniper Rifles
  • CR-WR73RS : 1440 / (2094, 2793 v/h)
    CR-WR81RS2: 1230 / (5585, 6109 v/h)
    CR-WR88RS3: 1150 / (6109 , 6981 v/h)
    WH02RS-WYRM :1270 / 7679
    WR11RS-GARUM :1110 / 2793
    WH08RS-FENRIR :1490 / 175
Machineguns
  • WR02M-PIXIE : 700 / 29322
    WR04M-PIXIE2 : 700 / 47124 
    WR07M-PIXIE3 : 720 / 40841
    CR-WR69M : 740 / 39270
    CR-WH79M2 : 710 / 49742
    WH03M-FINGER : 700 / 87266
    WH05M-SYLPH : 790 / 21642
    YWH13M-NIX : 740 / 23736
    WH10M-SILKY : 700 / 32114
Handguns
  • CR-WR88H : 910 / 12566
    CR-WH69H : 930 / 11345
    CR-WH73H2 : 970 / 9076
    CR-WH79H3 : 990 / 7854
    CR-WH01HP : 1030 / 10647
    WR03H-GHOST : 950 / 10123 
    WR06H-GHOST2 :1010 / 3840
    WH09H-WRAITH : 930 / 7330
Bazookas
  • CR-WR76B :  862 / 7330
    CR-WR81B2 : 874 / 8378
    CR-WR93B3 : 977 / 5236 
    CR-WH05BP : 990 / 8727
    WR13B-GIANT :  943 / 54105
    WR17B-GIANT2 : 989 / 9599
Shotguns
  • CR-WR84S : 910 / 74875 
    CR-WH76S : 910 / 65973
    CR-WH01SP : 910 / 72955
    WR23S-WYVERN2 :1150 / 93899
    WR1SS-WYVERN : 1000 / (55676, 97738 v/h)
Flamethrowers
  • GACHIRIN : 200 / 52360
    NICHIRIN : 200 / 52360
Hand Rockets
  • CR-WR84HNR : 960 / 5760
    CR-WR93HNRP :1000 / 8901
Hand Grenades
  • CR-WR81G : 900 / 2618
    CR-WR88G2 : 830 / 13963
    CR-WH98GL : 830 / 20944
Pulse Rifles
  • WR08PU-ROC :1050 / 7679
    WR12PU-ROC2 : 1080 / 6283
    WR21PU-ROC3 : 1030 / 8378
    YWH14PU-ROC4 :1030 / 5411
    WH11PU-PERYTON: 1030 / 5061
    WR18PU-DEMON :1080 / 5585
Laser Rifles
  • CR-WR98L : 1310 / 3142
    WR05L-SHADE :1070 / 3491
    WR24L-SHADE2 :1070 / 3840
    WR19L-HOLLOW :1150 / 2967
    YMH07-DRAGON : 910 / 7330
    WR16DL-SKULL :1050 / 1745
    WR25DL-SKULL2 :1040 / 2269
    WH04HL-KRSW :1050 / 6632
    WR09HL-SPIRIT :1010 / 9948
    YWH16HR-PYTHON: 1130 / 12566
Plasma Rifles
  • WH06PL-ORC : 800 / 10647
    WR20PL-OGRE : 850 / 10297
    WR22PL-OGRE2: 830 / 7854
    WH12PL-ETTIN : 760 / 10647
----------------------------

Left Arm Weapons

Rifles
  • WL02R-SPECTER : 990 / 7854
    CR-YWH05R3 :1030 / 6807
    HITEN :1080 / 5760
    WH01R-GAST : 980 / 7679
    CR-W05RLA :1090 / 15708
Sniper Rifles
  • CR-WL85RS :1150 / (3840, 4363 v/h)
    WL05RS-GOLEM :1250 / 4712
    WH02RS-WYRM :1270 / 7330
    WH08RS-FENRIR :1490 / 1396
Machineguns
  • CR-WL74M : 760 / 65275
    CR-WH79M2 : 710 / 49742
    WL06M-FAIRY : 700 / 56549
    WH03M-FINGER : 700 / 95993
    WH05M-SYLPH : 790 / 38397
    YWH13M-NIX : 740 / 41539
    WH10M-SILKY : 660 / 34034
Handguns
  • CR-WH69H : 930 / 11345
    CR-WH73H2 : 970 / 9076
    CR-WH79H3 : 990 / 7854
    WL07H-MIST : 950 / 9774
    WL10H-MIST2 :1010 / 3316
    CR-WH01HP : 1030 / 10647
    WH09H-WRAITH : 930 / 7330
Bazookas
  • CR-WL95B : 820 / 8029
    CR-WH05BP : 990 / 8727
    WL11B-TROLL : 940 / 10297
Shotguns
  • CR-WL85S  : 760 / 67370
    CR-WL88S2 : 910 / 87965
    CR-WH76S  : 910 / 73304
    CR-WH01SP : 910 / 72955
Flamethrowers
  • NICHIRIN : 200 / 52360
Hand Grenades
  • CR-WL95G : 800 / 17453
    CR-WH98GL : 800 / 20944
Hand Rockets
  • CR-WL88HNR : 980 / 7330
    CR-WL95HNNR : 900 / 7156
Pulse Rifles
  • WL08PU-ARGOS :1080 / 8901
    WL12PU-ARGOS2 :1050 / 9599
    WH11PU-PERYTON: 940 / 5760
    YWH14PU-ROC4 : 920 / 6109 
Laser Rifles
  • YMH07-DRAGON : 910 / 7679
    WL13L-GORGON :1030 / 3491
    WL15L-GRIFFON :1240 / 2618
    WH04HL-KRSW :1030 / 7330
Plasma Rifles
  • WH06PL-ORC : 790 / 11519
    WH12PL-ETTIN : 700 / 11519
----------------------------

Back Units

Rockets
  • CR-WB69RO : 1030 / 4363
    CR-WB72RO2: 1030 / 4014
    CR-WB75RP  :  970 / 9076
    WB07RO-ORTHOS:  980 / 12566
    CR-WB78RP2 : 960 / 7156
    CR-WB82RP3 : 960 / 6109
    WB13RO-SPHINX: 1380 / 47124
    WB23RO-CACUS : 1380 / 10996
    CR-WB85RPX : 1000 / 13439
Cannons
  • CR-WB69CG :  970 / 50091
    CR-WB72CGL: 950 / 44506
    CR-WB03CGH: 970 / 44506
    CR-WB75SG :  1080 / 102625
    CR-WB82SG2: 1080 / 102625
    CR-WB87LG   :  1080 / 12392
    CR-WB91LGL :  1100 / 11345
    CR-WB03LGL2: 1080 / 17104
    WB14RG-LADON :   1850 / 349
    WB24RG-LADON2 : 1750 / 524
    CR-WB78GL : 1040 / 13090
    CR-WB87GLL : 790 / 13614
    WB08PL-SKYLLA:    920 / (6283, 5934 v/h)
    WB33PL-SKYLLA2: 1030 / 7679
    WB02L-GERYON   :  1090 / 175
    WB15L-GERYON2 :   1150 / 175
    YWB3SL-GERYON3: 1080 / 175
    WB32L-CERBERUS : 1050 / 873
    WB09PU-LAMIA : 1000 / 698
    WB16PU-LAMIA2: 1020 / 524
    WB25PU-LAMIA3: 1020 / 2443
Dual Backmounts
  • CR-WBW78R :1050 / (60214, 27053 v/h)
    CR-WBW91RT :1050 / (58119, 42412 v/h)
    CR-WBW78C : 950 / (45902, 47997 v/h)
    CR-WBW98G : 970 / 11519
    CR-WBW98LX : 1030 / 175
    WB30Q-CHIMERA: 1120 / 175

-------------------

EO
  • C01-GAEA : 1050 / 3142
    CR-C89E : 850 / 5585
    C02-URANUS : 810 / 25307
    CR-C98E2 : 790 / 36826
    C05-SELENA : 750 / 10996

Weapon Arms (Mode 1/Mode 2) [WIP]
  • CR-WA69MG : 810 / 800
    CR-WA69MS : - / -
    WA03-TAURUS : 560 / 350
    CR-WA75MSP : 110? / 110?
    CR-WA77MS/V : - / -
    CR-WA91MSM : 250 / 240
    CR-WA69BZ : 720 / 700
    CR-WA74BZL : 620 / 610
    CR-WA74GR : 820 / 810
    CR-WA78GRL : 820 / 790
    WA02-CETUS : 870 / 1060
    WA01-LEO : 1040 / 1000
    WA04-ARIES : 1020
    WA05-LUPUS : -/ -
Missiles are currently excluded as they have their own unique stats that I'll need to make new formatting for.

Once I have everything in order, I'll post them here, in their own post. Likely tomorrow.]]> <![CDATA[MOA: FCS (Hidden) Stats Guide]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=3559 Thu, 12 Nov 2020 11:47:22 -0500 NiX]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=3559
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jVSZZJR...sp=sharing

Conclusions:

- Either QX-21 (WS) or QX-AF (WS) give the biggest box for SP weapons.
- QX-AF (WS) gives the biggest box for WS weapons.
- QX-9009 (ND) gives the biggest box for ND weapons. But it sucks for other lock types.
- FBMB-18X (ST) gives biggest box for ST weapons.
- Lockspeed and range need their own testing.

Edit: Other FCS stats are in the japanese wiki, apparently.

https://w.atwiki.jp/armoredcoreforever/pages/62.html Just use Chrome and auto-translate.]]>
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jVSZZJR...sp=sharing

Conclusions:

- Either QX-21 (WS) or QX-AF (WS) give the biggest box for SP weapons.
- QX-AF (WS) gives the biggest box for WS weapons.
- QX-9009 (ND) gives the biggest box for ND weapons. But it sucks for other lock types.
- FBMB-18X (ST) gives biggest box for ST weapons.
- Lockspeed and range need their own testing.

Edit: Other FCS stats are in the japanese wiki, apparently.

https://w.atwiki.jp/armoredcoreforever/pages/62.html Just use Chrome and auto-translate.]]> <![CDATA[AC wiki]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2600 Mon, 25 Apr 2011 11:12:38 -0400 Evil Panda]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2600 Click me~

Contains info from AC1 all the way to FA. Tips for most of the hard bosses (Super Zinny, Super Pulvie) are there, too. Smile]]> Click me~

Contains info from AC1 all the way to FA. Tips for most of the hard bosses (Super Zinny, Super Pulvie) are there, too. Smile]]> <![CDATA[ACFA Blading guide]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2583 Thu, 31 Mar 2011 15:06:42 -0400 Rexzo]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2583 The answer is yes and no, yes b/c the objective is to slash your opponent to bits.
No b/c there's a lot ways to do it and if u just try to slash you're asking to get killed

Part I

Basic rules:
*When your in a blading game it's always 1vs1
*When you want to show you wish to fight show out your blade (basically press the attack button but being a considerable distance away from your target)
*When the person shows off his blade back then the both of you may begin
*Always make sure you can see your opponent (in front of you)

Now before you just start slashing everywhere you need to know the Quick boost stages

Stage 1 boost-Normal quick boost
Stage 2 boost-faster speed and more distance yet same energy consumption
Stage 3 boost-same as stage 2 but even more faster and covers more distance (if on ground and some one is spectating from above they will see split-sec flame marks on the ground [that or i was hallucinating])

How do you get from stage 1 to stage 2 or 3?

Stage 1 boost-press the quick boost trigger fast
Stage 2 boost-press the quick boost trigger much slower (you can tell if it's stage 2 by the bigger amplitude of the noise the booster makes and the boost flame or w/e it is covers more of your screen)
Stage 3 boost-(I'm not rly sure b/c i don't think i've done this myself but i'm guessing you press the trigger rly rly slow)

Now we get to more thinking about this

Slashing rules:
*when you start the battle do not make your attacks obvious! (Quick booster forward and slash) Draw a figure with your mech like the number 8
*If you miss dodge their counter attack immediately! Otherwise you gonna take A LOT of damage
*If it hits turn boost quickly and either try to attack some more or you can go on the defensive and try to counter attack
*NVR dual blade 1 b/c there's a huge opening when you use your second blade ryt after your first. 2 b/c you're more likely to be stun if you get hit and being stun during a blade fight is definitely NOT good!

Dodging rules:
*When you dodge, DODGE! do not waste your time doing a stage 2 or 3 boost to dodge unless you plan on a very advance counter attack
*Once you have successfully evaded their attack turn boost and (depending on how far they are) counter attack
*If you didn't evade then GTHO of there (if you're stunned over boost your ass out)

Part 2 Making a blader

Ok the idea mech is a LW (or atleast M-LW) for speed ryt?
but u also hav to take energy supply as much as speed

Head: Anything energy drain on these parts aren't that big of a differance
Core: This is where u hav to choose btwn White glint's core (i guessing it has the increases OB since when i put that part on the average speed actually higher even though it was a MW-core) CUBE's core (very shitty core but when you use this you hav good aerial advantage and it's the 2nd lightest) or some other LW core just stay to make sure the energy drain isn't THAT BIG
Arms: just make sure these arms hav atleast over 100 on energy weapon skill
Leg: ooh boy this is where it gets complicated you know how in the older AC series bipedal reverse joint quad/tank had their own way of slashing or shanking? well in ACFA each bipedal leg has their own unique way of slashing (this part of ur AC u hav to pay special attention to b/c as we all know Leg parts can hav the highest energy drain out of all the other parts)
Generator: u can choose others but rly i recommend the lighest one w/ the greatest output)
FCS: INBlUE (this made not be exclusive to blades but it has the fastest lock-on speed)
Front booster: Virtue
Side booster: ur choice just make sure it doesn't take to long for this quick boost to recharge cuz u're gonna do not only a lot of side QBs but alot of Turn QBs
Back booster: ur choice
Overed booster: u can choose an AA applicable OB however u depending on your style u might use this a lot 2
Right Arm: just don't get a hanger laser blade
Left Arm: u can put a laser blade 2 but it's more complicated but if u do same as right
Right back: -
Left Back: -
Shoulder: u can put that flash rocket but ehhh

Energy supply should be +3500
AP should be no more than 36000+ (shankers might be an exception but idk i nvr use them)
Average speed should be around 8700+ (mines is over 9000!)

not done w/ part 2 yet...]]> The answer is yes and no, yes b/c the objective is to slash your opponent to bits.
No b/c there's a lot ways to do it and if u just try to slash you're asking to get killed

Part I

Basic rules:
*When your in a blading game it's always 1vs1
*When you want to show you wish to fight show out your blade (basically press the attack button but being a considerable distance away from your target)
*When the person shows off his blade back then the both of you may begin
*Always make sure you can see your opponent (in front of you)

Now before you just start slashing everywhere you need to know the Quick boost stages

Stage 1 boost-Normal quick boost
Stage 2 boost-faster speed and more distance yet same energy consumption
Stage 3 boost-same as stage 2 but even more faster and covers more distance (if on ground and some one is spectating from above they will see split-sec flame marks on the ground [that or i was hallucinating])

How do you get from stage 1 to stage 2 or 3?

Stage 1 boost-press the quick boost trigger fast
Stage 2 boost-press the quick boost trigger much slower (you can tell if it's stage 2 by the bigger amplitude of the noise the booster makes and the boost flame or w/e it is covers more of your screen)
Stage 3 boost-(I'm not rly sure b/c i don't think i've done this myself but i'm guessing you press the trigger rly rly slow)

Now we get to more thinking about this

Slashing rules:
*when you start the battle do not make your attacks obvious! (Quick booster forward and slash) Draw a figure with your mech like the number 8
*If you miss dodge their counter attack immediately! Otherwise you gonna take A LOT of damage
*If it hits turn boost quickly and either try to attack some more or you can go on the defensive and try to counter attack
*NVR dual blade 1 b/c there's a huge opening when you use your second blade ryt after your first. 2 b/c you're more likely to be stun if you get hit and being stun during a blade fight is definitely NOT good!

Dodging rules:
*When you dodge, DODGE! do not waste your time doing a stage 2 or 3 boost to dodge unless you plan on a very advance counter attack
*Once you have successfully evaded their attack turn boost and (depending on how far they are) counter attack
*If you didn't evade then GTHO of there (if you're stunned over boost your ass out)

Part 2 Making a blader

Ok the idea mech is a LW (or atleast M-LW) for speed ryt?
but u also hav to take energy supply as much as speed

Head: Anything energy drain on these parts aren't that big of a differance
Core: This is where u hav to choose btwn White glint's core (i guessing it has the increases OB since when i put that part on the average speed actually higher even though it was a MW-core) CUBE's core (very shitty core but when you use this you hav good aerial advantage and it's the 2nd lightest) or some other LW core just stay to make sure the energy drain isn't THAT BIG
Arms: just make sure these arms hav atleast over 100 on energy weapon skill
Leg: ooh boy this is where it gets complicated you know how in the older AC series bipedal reverse joint quad/tank had their own way of slashing or shanking? well in ACFA each bipedal leg has their own unique way of slashing (this part of ur AC u hav to pay special attention to b/c as we all know Leg parts can hav the highest energy drain out of all the other parts)
Generator: u can choose others but rly i recommend the lighest one w/ the greatest output)
FCS: INBlUE (this made not be exclusive to blades but it has the fastest lock-on speed)
Front booster: Virtue
Side booster: ur choice just make sure it doesn't take to long for this quick boost to recharge cuz u're gonna do not only a lot of side QBs but alot of Turn QBs
Back booster: ur choice
Overed booster: u can choose an AA applicable OB however u depending on your style u might use this a lot 2
Right Arm: just don't get a hanger laser blade
Left Arm: u can put a laser blade 2 but it's more complicated but if u do same as right
Right back: -
Left Back: -
Shoulder: u can put that flash rocket but ehhh

Energy supply should be +3500
AP should be no more than 36000+ (shankers might be an exception but idk i nvr use them)
Average speed should be around 8700+ (mines is over 9000!)

not done w/ part 2 yet...]]> <![CDATA[Armored Core Portable Hidden Parts Guide]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2313 Sat, 24 Jul 2010 04:02:20 -0400 Mechadon]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2313 . I eventually found all the information I needed except that it was scattered across multiple sources.

So for the past few days I've been working on compiling a hidden parts guide for the Armored Core Portable series. And I just finished it up tonight! This guide covers all three games (AC3p, Slp, LRp). There are still some things I need to add and fix [probably] so it's still a little rough around the edges. The SLp and LRp sections are sorta bare at the moment since I need to go through the games myself to add more content. But I think it will get the job done for now.

Instead of posting it as a massive wall of text, I've uploaded the .txt file on my webspace. You can grab it below:

Armored Core Portable Hidden Parts Guide

Let me know if this was useful to any of you! If you guys find any inaccuracies, misspellings, or anything of that nature, please let me know. Since I threw the guide together so quickly, I would not be surprised if there are a bunch of mistakes Tongue. Also if your willing to contribute some information or tips or anything that the guide may be lacking, please do so! And lastly, please feel free to distribute this guide as you please. I've sent it in to Gamefaqs for each of the three games so hopefully it will show up there soon as well.]]> . I eventually found all the information I needed except that it was scattered across multiple sources.

So for the past few days I've been working on compiling a hidden parts guide for the Armored Core Portable series. And I just finished it up tonight! This guide covers all three games (AC3p, Slp, LRp). There are still some things I need to add and fix [probably] so it's still a little rough around the edges. The SLp and LRp sections are sorta bare at the moment since I need to go through the games myself to add more content. But I think it will get the job done for now.

Instead of posting it as a massive wall of text, I've uploaded the .txt file on my webspace. You can grab it below:

Armored Core Portable Hidden Parts Guide

Let me know if this was useful to any of you! If you guys find any inaccuracies, misspellings, or anything of that nature, please let me know. Since I threw the guide together so quickly, I would not be surprised if there are a bunch of mistakes Tongue. Also if your willing to contribute some information or tips or anything that the guide may be lacking, please do so! And lastly, please feel free to distribute this guide as you please. I've sent it in to Gamefaqs for each of the three games so hopefully it will show up there soon as well.]]> <![CDATA[LR FCS FAQ]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2262 Tue, 25 May 2010 11:11:32 -0400 NiX]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2262 from ACU for RR's convenience. This'll take the guesswork away from lockbox sizing. Thanks to LCC.

Code:
LCC's Last Raven FCS Chart

___Lockon Stats___|_______________Lockbox Size (Width x Height)__________|
FCS___Lck_Spd_MsL|__WS___|_WS+WS_|_WS+ST_|_WS+SP_|_WS+ND_|__ST___|_ST+ST_|
MUREX___2__96_240|274x309|226x254|212x238|183x204|168x187|240x268|198x221|
VOLUTE_12_101_228|274x309|242x272|227x254|219x246|187x210|240x268|212x236|
F69_____1_117_300|327x388|286x339|263x313|241x286|208x252|274x329|240x286|
VOLUTE2_4__92_248|274x309|234x263|227x254|196x220|181x203|258x289|220x246|
FUGEN___6__95_132|204x368|159x289|145x265|138x242|131x226|166x309|131x242|
KOKUH___6__90_208|344x208|278x167|257x151|242x151|221x134|292x167|235x134|
COWRY___3_124_288|362x406|289x325|268x301|226x253|219x245|310x348|246x277|
MIROKU_10__80_176|310x348|220x246|206x232|181x203|150x167|276x309|194x218|
LIMPET__6_111_264|344x388|295x332|272x305|234x264|220x246|292x329|250x281|
F73H____3_104_192|362x228|328x206|304x187|288x179|264x169|310x187|280x169|
F75D____2__85_232|203x228|187x211|179x200|170x191|162x183|185x207|170x191|
D2______8__79_180|221x249|191x215|183x206|175x197|168x187|203x227|176x197|
DSN_____1__71_220|185x207|139x157|133x149|127x140|133x148|168x187|125x141|
MONJU___6__99_168|345x228|288x190|266x173|252x173|230x155|292x187|244x156|


_______________Lockbox Size (Width x Height)____________________
________|_ST+SP_|_ST+ND_|__SP___|_SP+SP_|_SP+ND_|__ND___|_ND+ND_|
MUREX___|167x187|152x171|166x187|137x155|122x137|131x146|108x120|
VOLUTE__|203x228|170x192|222x248|195x219|164x183|149x167|132x146|
F69_____|217x260|185x226|221x268|193x234|162x199|148x187|130x163|
VOLUTE2_|188x211|174x195|184x207|158x177|142x159|148x167|127x140|
FUGEN___|123x218|116x203|149x248|116x195|109x179|131x208|102x163|
KOKUH___|221x134|200x116|257x167|206x134|185x116|204x126|163x100|
COWRY___|204x229|197x222|204x228|162x181|155x173|185x207|146x164|
MIROKU__|168x189|137x153|204x228|143x160|111x125|112x126|078x088|
LIMPET__|212x238|196x220|204x228|174x195|158x177|167x187|142x159|
F73H____|264x159|240x151|274x167|248x151|224x140|222x146|200x131|
F75D____|162x182|154x172|166x187|154x173|145x163|149x167|137x155|
D2______|168x187|159x179|185x207|159x179|151x171|167x187|144x161|
DSN_____|119x133|127x140|149x167|112x125|119x134|167x187|127x141|
MONJU___|230x153|206x139|256x187|214x155|207x139|203x146|170x122|
]]> from ACU for RR's convenience. This'll take the guesswork away from lockbox sizing. Thanks to LCC.

Code:
LCC's Last Raven FCS Chart

___Lockon Stats___|_______________Lockbox Size (Width x Height)__________|
FCS___Lck_Spd_MsL|__WS___|_WS+WS_|_WS+ST_|_WS+SP_|_WS+ND_|__ST___|_ST+ST_|
MUREX___2__96_240|274x309|226x254|212x238|183x204|168x187|240x268|198x221|
VOLUTE_12_101_228|274x309|242x272|227x254|219x246|187x210|240x268|212x236|
F69_____1_117_300|327x388|286x339|263x313|241x286|208x252|274x329|240x286|
VOLUTE2_4__92_248|274x309|234x263|227x254|196x220|181x203|258x289|220x246|
FUGEN___6__95_132|204x368|159x289|145x265|138x242|131x226|166x309|131x242|
KOKUH___6__90_208|344x208|278x167|257x151|242x151|221x134|292x167|235x134|
COWRY___3_124_288|362x406|289x325|268x301|226x253|219x245|310x348|246x277|
MIROKU_10__80_176|310x348|220x246|206x232|181x203|150x167|276x309|194x218|
LIMPET__6_111_264|344x388|295x332|272x305|234x264|220x246|292x329|250x281|
F73H____3_104_192|362x228|328x206|304x187|288x179|264x169|310x187|280x169|
F75D____2__85_232|203x228|187x211|179x200|170x191|162x183|185x207|170x191|
D2______8__79_180|221x249|191x215|183x206|175x197|168x187|203x227|176x197|
DSN_____1__71_220|185x207|139x157|133x149|127x140|133x148|168x187|125x141|
MONJU___6__99_168|345x228|288x190|266x173|252x173|230x155|292x187|244x156|


_______________Lockbox Size (Width x Height)____________________
________|_ST+SP_|_ST+ND_|__SP___|_SP+SP_|_SP+ND_|__ND___|_ND+ND_|
MUREX___|167x187|152x171|166x187|137x155|122x137|131x146|108x120|
VOLUTE__|203x228|170x192|222x248|195x219|164x183|149x167|132x146|
F69_____|217x260|185x226|221x268|193x234|162x199|148x187|130x163|
VOLUTE2_|188x211|174x195|184x207|158x177|142x159|148x167|127x140|
FUGEN___|123x218|116x203|149x248|116x195|109x179|131x208|102x163|
KOKUH___|221x134|200x116|257x167|206x134|185x116|204x126|163x100|
COWRY___|204x229|197x222|204x228|162x181|155x173|185x207|146x164|
MIROKU__|168x189|137x153|204x228|143x160|111x125|112x126|078x088|
LIMPET__|212x238|196x220|204x228|174x195|158x177|167x187|142x159|
F73H____|264x159|240x151|274x167|248x151|224x140|222x146|200x131|
F75D____|162x182|154x172|166x187|154x173|145x163|149x167|137x155|
D2______|168x187|159x179|185x207|159x179|151x171|167x187|144x161|
DSN_____|119x133|127x140|149x167|112x125|119x134|167x187|127x141|
MONJU___|230x153|206x139|256x187|214x155|207x139|203x146|170x122|
]]> <![CDATA[RR's AC:LR FAQ Project]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2166 Tue, 09 Feb 2010 10:21:17 -0500 NiX]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=2166
I'll need everybody's help on this one and it won't necessarily be hard. You can do either of two things:

1 - Post a question you think most new LR players will ask.

ex. "What does this stat do?" "Which part should I use?" etc.

2 - Answer a question. Either from memory/experience or by linking to somewhere with the answer. The answer doesn't necessarily have to be long.

If this gets somewhere, I'll move this to the FAQs subforum.]]>
I'll need everybody's help on this one and it won't necessarily be hard. You can do either of two things:

1 - Post a question you think most new LR players will ask.

ex. "What does this stat do?" "Which part should I use?" etc.

2 - Answer a question. Either from memory/experience or by linking to somewhere with the answer. The answer doesn't necessarily have to be long.

If this gets somewhere, I'll move this to the FAQs subforum.]]> <![CDATA[AC Parts Nomeclature]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1294 Mon, 11 Feb 2008 19:38:27 -0500 viper]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1294 Parts Nomenclature

Head Parts
?HD

Core Parts
?CL (Core Light)
?CM (Core Medium)
?CH (Core Heavy)

Arm Parts
?AL (Arm Light)
?AM (Arm Medium)
?AH (Arm Heavy)
?AW (Arm Weapons)

Leg Parts
?LL (Humanoid Light)
?LM (Humanoid Medium)
?LH (Humanoid Heavy)
?MB (Humanoid Heavy Special)
?LB (Backward Joint Legs)
?LF (Quadruped Legs)
?LC (Tank Legs)
?LR (Hover Legs)

Booster Parts
?BT

FCS
VREX (Crest)
AOX (Mirage)
PLS (Kisaragi)

Generators
?GP

Radiators
RIX (Crest)
RMR (Mirage)
RGI (Kisaragi)

Inside Parts
?WI

Extension Parts
?EBT (Boosters)
?WEM (Missiles and Antimissles)
KWEL (Laser Anti-Missile System)
?ES (Energy Shield)
?EST (Radar Jammer)
CEEC (Auxiliary Radiators)
KEEP (Emergency Energy Recovery)
?SS (Side Shield)
MEA (Speed Recovery)

Back Weapons
?WM (Missiles)
?WR (Rockets)
?WC (Guns and Large Rockets)
?M (Magazine)
?RU (Standard Radar)
?RL (Long Range Radar)
?WX (Dual Back Weapons)
?WM (Dual Back Magazine)
?CWB (Dual Back Chainguns)

Right Arm Wpns
?WG (Guns and Cannons)
?WGG (Large Arm Weapon)
?WB (Parrying Blades)

Left Arm Wpns
?LB (Laser Blades)
?WG (Guns and Cannons)
?ES (Energy Shields)
?SS (Side Energy Shields)
?WGG (Large Arm Weapon)

Optional Parts
OP

Company Prefixes (replaces ? above)
C - Crest
K - Kisaragi
M - Mirage]]> Parts Nomenclature

Head Parts
?HD

Core Parts
?CL (Core Light)
?CM (Core Medium)
?CH (Core Heavy)

Arm Parts
?AL (Arm Light)
?AM (Arm Medium)
?AH (Arm Heavy)
?AW (Arm Weapons)

Leg Parts
?LL (Humanoid Light)
?LM (Humanoid Medium)
?LH (Humanoid Heavy)
?MB (Humanoid Heavy Special)
?LB (Backward Joint Legs)
?LF (Quadruped Legs)
?LC (Tank Legs)
?LR (Hover Legs)

Booster Parts
?BT

FCS
VREX (Crest)
AOX (Mirage)
PLS (Kisaragi)

Generators
?GP

Radiators
RIX (Crest)
RMR (Mirage)
RGI (Kisaragi)

Inside Parts
?WI

Extension Parts
?EBT (Boosters)
?WEM (Missiles and Antimissles)
KWEL (Laser Anti-Missile System)
?ES (Energy Shield)
?EST (Radar Jammer)
CEEC (Auxiliary Radiators)
KEEP (Emergency Energy Recovery)
?SS (Side Shield)
MEA (Speed Recovery)

Back Weapons
?WM (Missiles)
?WR (Rockets)
?WC (Guns and Large Rockets)
?M (Magazine)
?RU (Standard Radar)
?RL (Long Range Radar)
?WX (Dual Back Weapons)
?WM (Dual Back Magazine)
?CWB (Dual Back Chainguns)

Right Arm Wpns
?WG (Guns and Cannons)
?WGG (Large Arm Weapon)
?WB (Parrying Blades)

Left Arm Wpns
?LB (Laser Blades)
?WG (Guns and Cannons)
?ES (Energy Shields)
?SS (Side Energy Shields)
?WGG (Large Arm Weapon)

Optional Parts
OP

Company Prefixes (replaces ? above)
C - Crest
K - Kisaragi
M - Mirage]]> <![CDATA[Old and informative AC guide]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1100 Mon, 05 Nov 2007 04:45:21 -0500 Lord_Leperman]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=1100 http://web.archive.org/web/2006061305524...y1/ac.html

Pretty much covers the basics. Some ideas and tactics might be outdated by NX, NB, and LR standards but the basics still hold true such as the vs. human section, though it may be a bit more of general guidelines rather than an in-depth how-to guide.

EDIT: I should mention that the focus of the guide is AC3-SL era game mechanics.]]> http://web.archive.org/web/2006061305524...y1/ac.html

Pretty much covers the basics. Some ideas and tactics might be outdated by NX, NB, and LR standards but the basics still hold true such as the vs. human section, though it may be a bit more of general guidelines rather than an in-depth how-to guide.

EDIT: I should mention that the focus of the guide is AC3-SL era game mechanics.]]> <![CDATA[AC4 techs]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=708 Fri, 23 Feb 2007 08:52:05 -0500 R.Leonhardt]]> https://ravenrepublic.net/forums/showthread.php?tid=708 quickboost exhaust:QB at higher power,causes the enemy player to lose the lock on and even screw up some missiles

directions:
1)put QB to pressure sensitive buttons[R2 or L2]
2)figure out at which point the QB will activate
3)hold the trigger slightly where the point of the QB will activate,then quickly push the trigger button(deep preasure is needed because the controller detects how much force is exerted

symptoms of success: A big BOOM to the direction of QB,deeper sound

loading cheated ACs(or ACs with higher FRS memory):Acs such as the Supplice cannot be loaded normally

Direction:
1)Go to enemy list of ACs
2)load one enemy AC that is loadable
3)without changing the screen,Copy(not load) a Cheated AC then press OK

you can change anything except it's tunes

quick turn:faster turn with QB

direction:
1)release move button
2)toggle the camera button to somewhere desired
3)press QB button simultaneously

180 degree turn

Hahaha! this is definitely useful for Beginners and experts alike LOL]]> quickboost exhaust:QB at higher power,causes the enemy player to lose the lock on and even screw up some missiles

directions:
1)put QB to pressure sensitive buttons[R2 or L2]
2)figure out at which point the QB will activate
3)hold the trigger slightly where the point of the QB will activate,then quickly push the trigger button(deep preasure is needed because the controller detects how much force is exerted

symptoms of success: A big BOOM to the direction of QB,deeper sound

loading cheated ACs(or ACs with higher FRS memory):Acs such as the Supplice cannot be loaded normally

Direction:
1)Go to enemy list of ACs
2)load one enemy AC that is loadable
3)without changing the screen,Copy(not load) a Cheated AC then press OK

you can change anything except it's tunes

quick turn:faster turn with QB

direction:
1)release move button
2)toggle the camera button to somewhere desired
3)press QB button simultaneously

180 degree turn

Hahaha! this is definitely useful for Beginners and experts alike LOL]]>