Nazcar happens when the heavies and assaults try to follow lights. The lights are always trying to flank and when the big mechs follow them, its Nazcar!
Except that if you abandon the heavies then they get trashed by the other teams lights so have no choice. If lights scout and flank but *return to the pack* then you counter Nascar by means of a murderball. Hell, even go behind the assault line to murder the inevitable light push from the other team, you do more good than running off.
Totally agree. The heavies and assaults should be the ones establishing a forward presence, and mediums skirt a line between muscle for light mechs and fire-support for heavier chassis while they get into engagements.
@@MrGrimsmithit’s always fun lol. I like running the blackjack arrow, it is surprisingly good at hunting down and killing lights despite its slower speed.
Hill climb helps with the sticky map hooks but sometimes you randomly take fall damage . I agree with uncluttering the maps in places, they are definitely not fully play tested with all chasis with all possible movment skill sets.
My way of standing up for myself and doing something about the NASTARD, is the mauler 1p with the same sort of build used on the warlord, but with better quirks. 2x lb20 + 2x snppc... or lb20 + ac20 +2x snppc. Have had multiple matches in it recently where 2-3 fast movers come try and wolf pack me, and I kill them all with just a few shots.
This build is like if you welded jump jets to an Ebon Jag and then put a laser Piranha on its shoulders. Ebony Jag is like, "Just taking my kid to the zoo." ZAP!
I always love reading the peanut gallery. After they died quickly and stupidly, they give such amazing advice to those still alive and winning. Neo Paladino said people were hiding. He then states that the direwolf is hiding. Neo Paladino's score? 124. Hiding direwolf 318. Irony at its best...
Those who die quickly get the most experience at being commenters! It's a service to their team for them to die early, so they can dispense erudite advice while letting teammates get extra damage and score ;)
I used to like running rearguard lights and mediums. Even though I'd often get blammed by wolfpacks early in the match, win % tended to be a bit higher if I did that. Problem is that I was basically sacrificing score and fun for wins, which isn't super rewarding. Back in the day, top speed, high armour, low firepower Commandos were good enough to peel off the fast elements of the enemy van and buy a short but valuable window for the big boys. Ye olde Commando is probably not quite up to it these days.
Quit whining about the ground clutter...real combat would be even more. Just because you are limited in understanding positional awareness doesn't mean they need to do anything about the maps. I like them the way they are done.
the what you can step on and what you can't isn't realistical at all or properly tweaked per mech anyway what people do is play with min details to not see all the extra fuzz.
Build: AXhL
"Wanna see me chase down a light mech?"
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"Wanna see me do it again?"
"I felt a great disturbance in the force... as if a million Steiner scout lancers suddenly wanted to know more." -Sky Marshall Kenobi
Nazcar happens when the heavies and assaults try to follow lights. The lights are always trying to flank and when the big mechs follow them, its Nazcar!
Except that if you abandon the heavies then they get trashed by the other teams lights so have no choice. If lights scout and flank but *return to the pack* then you counter Nascar by means of a murderball. Hell, even go behind the assault line to murder the inevitable light push from the other team, you do more good than running off.
Totally agree. The heavies and assaults should be the ones establishing a forward presence, and mediums skirt a line between muscle for light mechs and fire-support for heavier chassis while they get into engagements.
@@MrGrimsmithit’s always fun lol. I like running the blackjack arrow, it is surprisingly good at hunting down and killing lights despite its slower speed.
Hill climb helps with the sticky map hooks but sometimes you randomly take fall damage . I agree with uncluttering the maps in places, they are definitely not fully play tested with all chasis with all possible movment skill sets.
Jump up jump up and get down!
Top 10 ride for fun factor. A lot to juggle and easy to get in bad spots but loved the big surprised eyes in the cockpits!
That little guy IMMEDIATELY running away from you in the first match 😂
I was thinking that the charger 1a1 was faster than this without mask but those jump jets and higher alpha make a big difference
finally the answer to my problems !! I'm logging in to set one up rn lmao
My way of standing up for myself and doing something about the NASTARD, is the mauler 1p with the same sort of build used on the warlord, but with better quirks. 2x lb20 + 2x snppc... or lb20 + ac20 +2x snppc. Have had multiple matches in it recently where 2-3 fast movers come try and wolf pack me, and I kill them all with just a few shots.
This build is like if you welded jump jets to an Ebon Jag and then put a laser Piranha on its shoulders.
Ebony Jag is like, "Just taking my kid to the zoo." ZAP!
This is a very versatile build!
I always love reading the peanut gallery. After they died quickly and stupidly, they give such amazing advice to those still alive and winning.
Neo Paladino said people were hiding. He then states that the direwolf is hiding. Neo Paladino's score? 124. Hiding direwolf 318.
Irony at its best...
Those who die quickly get the most experience at being commenters! It's a service to their team for them to die early, so they can dispense erudite advice while letting teammates get extra damage and score ;)
Damn TTB and his great builds lately.....going to make me re-install yet again
The anti potato build!😂
GAS!! GAS!! GAS!!
I used to like running rearguard lights and mediums. Even though I'd often get blammed by wolfpacks early in the match, win % tended to be a bit higher if I did that. Problem is that I was basically sacrificing score and fun for wins, which isn't super rewarding.
Back in the day, top speed, high armour, low firepower Commandos were good enough to peel off the fast elements of the enemy van and buy a short but valuable window for the big boys. Ye olde Commando is probably not quite up to it these days.
I actually do pretty well in a 3x4 srm commando. Ammo's a little tight tho.
but my scout is a mrm loaded atlas
Do the 110kmh supercharger Longbow again
Laser builds when you can actually aim are OP.
If your happy and now it jump again
а если у тебя нет друзей и ты не хочешь говорить - возьми с собой сейсмик и три UAV :))
Wait, what’s your area code that’s right I’m calling from across the pond
Your estimated response time is $@@&&@
Pls someone call 811
Quit whining about the ground clutter...real combat would be even more. Just because you are limited in understanding positional awareness doesn't mean they need to do anything about the maps. I like them the way they are done.
Having been in "real" combat many times; it's very common to complain about dumb irritating shit in the moment.
the what you can step on and what you can't isn't realistical at all or properly tweaked per mech
anyway what people do is play with min details to not see all the extra fuzz.