You actually move really well with the fast speed. Don't run into a lot of things like I tend to do in a light. You just need to make a plan and commit.
Catching up on your vids as I actually like to *watch* them rather than just have you on in the background. The Jenner is just one of those mechs that I see and think "Well, shit!" as you know that if they're halfway decent they're going to shred you and be really hard to take down. Not quite as bad as a Flea or Locust but potentially more dangerous. Nice build though, I might tweak it more for my playstyle (MRM10 and mediums maybe?) but I'm not a great brawler. Yours and my experience of T1 games vastly differs, every bugger and his cousin camps the back of the map. I'm solidly T5, I get close to T4 then buy another mech to try out which kills my PSR again. The rest of the guys? Mostly T3+. I get invited when they want a fun game as opposed to a meta, blue pew snipefest :D
I tell my brother to always start off with too little ammo. Because, like you said, it's easier to tell when you need more as opposed to having too much and just wasting tonnage.
Man I hate the PSR system in this game. You get negative credit for baiting the enemy into your team - even though you increase the likelihood of victory, you actually decrease your chance of the up arrow because it's basically entirely based on damage, and you are giving damage to other players on your team. That flea will get no credit for legging you even though it basically took you out of the game and was an extremely strong play. Even headshots are punished because you would get a lot more points for spreading the damage around on a mech rather than getting a clean kill. It would be better if you just got an up arrow for winning and a down arrow for losing, though I know from talking to people this is an unpopular opinion.
Been away from MWO for a few years, one of the worst things I saw that got seriously annoying is players on my side not target locking. Seriously it can make a huge difference when your running around like that baiting enemies and letting teammates engage from farther away. That first flea would have gone down so fast if you only locked him. Ran with an organized brigade for a while and on lance nights when we'd join PUGs and try encourage teamwork, we'd always struggle to get the fast scouts and flankers to play their mechs the way they're intended to be used. Never run a little scout through the center of the heavies, that's terrible. The worst thing to see is a light running in front of the brawlers and tanks and blocking their shots. Haven't seen your vids before so I'm assuming you were mostly goofing around, since you talk like someone who has some skills.
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You actually move really well with the fast speed. Don't run into a lot of things like I tend to do in a light. You just need to make a plan and commit.
Catching up on your vids as I actually like to *watch* them rather than just have you on in the background. The Jenner is just one of those mechs that I see and think "Well, shit!" as you know that if they're halfway decent they're going to shred you and be really hard to take down. Not quite as bad as a Flea or Locust but potentially more dangerous. Nice build though, I might tweak it more for my playstyle (MRM10 and mediums maybe?) but I'm not a great brawler.
Yours and my experience of T1 games vastly differs, every bugger and his cousin camps the back of the map. I'm solidly T5, I get close to T4 then buy another mech to try out which kills my PSR again. The rest of the guys? Mostly T3+. I get invited when they want a fun game as opposed to a meta, blue pew snipefest :D
I tell my brother to always start off with too little ammo. Because, like you said, it's easier to tell when you need more as opposed to having too much and just wasting tonnage.
Also where's that twitch link foo!
Use anything you want man. Reuse some shit you like. NGL tho, I miss the brick wall.
Which one was that?!
@@ManicVandals your old place lmao
@@ManicVandals or wherever your old setup was lol
Oh lol.. hmm I can make that happen, although it’ll take a month or so
@Manic Vandals no big deal lmfao, im still working on my setup, been working on it since December
Man I hate the PSR system in this game. You get negative credit for baiting the enemy into your team - even though you increase the likelihood of victory, you actually decrease your chance of the up arrow because it's basically entirely based on damage, and you are giving damage to other players on your team. That flea will get no credit for legging you even though it basically took you out of the game and was an extremely strong play. Even headshots are punished because you would get a lot more points for spreading the damage around on a mech rather than getting a clean kill. It would be better if you just got an up arrow for winning and a down arrow for losing, though I know from talking to people this is an unpopular opinion.
Been away from MWO for a few years, one of the worst things I saw that got seriously annoying is players on my side not target locking. Seriously it can make a huge difference when your running around like that baiting enemies and letting teammates engage from farther away. That first flea would have gone down so fast if you only locked him. Ran with an organized brigade for a while and on lance nights when we'd join PUGs and try encourage teamwork, we'd always struggle to get the fast scouts and flankers to play their mechs the way they're intended to be used. Never run a little scout through the center of the heavies, that's terrible. The worst thing to see is a light running in front of the brawlers and tanks and blocking their shots. Haven't seen your vids before so I'm assuming you were mostly goofing around, since you talk like someone who has some skills.