Cheapest Multiplayer Tatic/Class/Combo (can be all three)
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not only that, but he stalls like noone else.Mj Kort said:
with him at the head of a pheonix team, you simply fly around using morrigan/amaterasu assist. if anyone gets remotely close you have incredibly dangerous aerial attacks, even hard rive in an emergency.
hes not that bad though... not as bad as pheonix herself or a good magneto, lots of things are harder to beat and lots of things beat him. Theyve fixed one big problem in UMVC3 too, hyper sentinal force now disappears when hes hit.
Oh no, yes it's been toned down a lot but it's still a pretty annoying thing to fight [or maybe I'm just biased because I remember what they were like before...my God, the rage]chuckman1 said:
Somebody said campers in Halo Infection games, and I couldn't agree more. It makes the game so dull and frustrating that it's a wonder anybody plays, or has fun. Me and my friends have started betraying anybody who camps in OP places just to get them out [which results in them dying in the open, which is hilarious]
Edit: While I'm on the subject of Halo, I'm throwing in Banshees to the list, I wouldn't mind so much if the maps had at least some form of anti air weapon [save the sniper, but good luck beating the 12 year olds to that], so you spend half the game being spawn camped by it until another one appears.
What do you call a class that can give itself an insane ammount of bonuses and gets stronger the weaker the equipment it has is?
A cleric in Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 edition. Neverwinter Nights, to be precise. Pure clerics can run around spamming the most powerful spell in the entire game, Harm, and healing themselves to full health instantly as many as eighteen times in some builds. Even when hopelessly outmatched, a cleric usually wins simply from the sheer number of times they can instantly restore themselves to perfect health. Harm on the other hand is a spell that does the exact opposite, it reduces an enemy to 1 hit point. There is no damage limit, it can take off a 100,000,000 hit points as easily as 100. To say that they dominate in unmodded servers is like saying that water is somewhat helpful for the human body. This doesn't even count their ability to summon monsters almost as powerful as the entire mage and fighter class at the same levels, or their ability to render rogues useless with spells such as True Sight or Find Traps.
A cleric in Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 edition. Neverwinter Nights, to be precise. Pure clerics can run around spamming the most powerful spell in the entire game, Harm, and healing themselves to full health instantly as many as eighteen times in some builds. Even when hopelessly outmatched, a cleric usually wins simply from the sheer number of times they can instantly restore themselves to perfect health. Harm on the other hand is a spell that does the exact opposite, it reduces an enemy to 1 hit point. There is no damage limit, it can take off a 100,000,000 hit points as easily as 100. To say that they dominate in unmodded servers is like saying that water is somewhat helpful for the human body. This doesn't even count their ability to summon monsters almost as powerful as the entire mage and fighter class at the same levels, or their ability to render rogues useless with spells such as True Sight or Find Traps.
basically anything i can think of has already been said, so i'm just gonna share a small story from my only online game of halo wars, after building up my massive army composed mainly of Grizzly tanks and a few vultures, the enemy comes at me with an army comprised COMPLETELY of falcons...and my special attacks, especially the tanks super-powerful cannon, were useless, and i sat helplessly as the skies darkened and i was DESTROYED!!!!!
but yeah, the noob-tubing-to-the-max classes in MW2 suck bad. thankfully i haven't run into them, like, at all.
but yeah, the noob-tubing-to-the-max classes in MW2 suck bad. thankfully i haven't run into them, like, at all.
For me it gets annoying when you're playing a scout, medic, pyro, or anything with low health, you run around a corner, soldier pops up, panic fires into the wall or ground, and you die. Meanwhile the soldier takes no damage at all.scorptatious said:
Besides that, TF is pretty balanced. If you're losing a game, it's propbably because the team as such isn't balance I guess.
