There are more people using Heavy 4 now, Chimuran.
There are quite a few people with a W-han missile WLCD configuration resembling a hover tank, which has high stability performance.

Many people are using the worm method, but wouldn’t it be better to use grenades or LCDs that can perform area attacks? The EN burden is quite heavy…

In singles, the Ludlow has increased.
Since the guaranteed distance is longer, I feel it might be advantageous for drawing.

The light truck has been enhanced, but since there are very few people who originally had one, it’s hard to hear their feedback.

It’s heavy and has high stability performance, but it doesn’t have much defense or mobility, so I wonder if it wouldn’t stand a chance against a heavy-machine killer.

20D and YABA are talking about YABA, and it might be that the environment changes more seriously soon.

I don’t understand the purpose of still making adjustments when there are hardly any players left in the matches.
How long do you intend to keep this game going?

Although my Double Four and Reverse Double have become stronger, I feel that initially, it might be more effective to focus on straightforward Double Pushing rather than exploring a unique approach.

You might be able to see the four-legged sumo from years past, but the people of that time were not at the level of just being shaped to wrestle with others.

I think that having a 4-con runes is certainly strong, but against a close-range assassin, it feels helpless, so I have the feeling it won’t become that popular.

I want the heavy machine gun to be stronger.
I want to shoot a lot.

I believe there are definitely Ravens who keep playing this because there’s nothing else, no matter how many years go by until the next one is released.

I thought I’d play again after a long time, but I was surprised at how unable I was to move at all, with no sense of skill remaining, just a strange feeling left, and it was a complete disaster since I couldn’t even change my arm weapon.

Just a little adjustment made it ridiculously fun.

Although the shield has weakened somewhat, it’s still true that those who can use it well will rise to the top.
I feel the desire for those who are good at using the enhanced Korarai and charge weapons to rise to the top.

The heavy 4-convex with drones strong against infantry and tanks, and missiles strong for pulling back, feels so good that I dropped down from light 2.
It’s too suited for ranked matches because it’s strong against machines that seem to be aiming for a one-shot chance, which means accidents don’t happen…

Since 1.06, I just can’t handle it anymore… so there are likely aptitudes for whether it fits or not.

It might be a rehearsal for creating works that enhance competitive elements.

Did adjustments come to Rancetsu AR?

I heard that the AR was broken when it was shipped.

I think AR, vertical miss, and delivery boy are intentionally weakened.

I was satisfied after climbing to S in the first season using Reza Han, but now I definitely wouldn’t be able to climb it…

The Etchin Narfle Draw Upper hasn’t really changed much in results, has it?

I think they are intentionally leaving the vertical misa untouched because if they just tweak the numbers a bit, it could lead to serious problems…

I was using Etujin LRB from the start.
What is strong in a similar situation now?

I often see streams where people say, “I can’t make it to S this season!” so there’s definitely a clear wall.

I feel like it’s really difficult to reach rank S now compared to the beginning.
How is it?

I absolutely can’t forgive it, but I want the Palmyra Charge to come back.
The first time I went to S, the assembly was a light 2 missile launcher.

Thank you, Raven, are you still okay, Etsujin LRB…
I’m going to try diving with an older model aircraft.
I will also use Ludlow.

Etsujin is just as shockingly powerful, so if you’re not aiming for firepower, its usability doesn’t change much.

I don’t know about balance; the ear shot feels so good!

Skilled players cancel the EN with a “Yay” too.

While it became stronger with 6 rounds, it couldn’t stop the weight, so in the end, I went back to the explosive barricade.

This adjustment may be accumulating some know-how.

DIZZY is fun! DIZZY is fun!

I think it’s easier to break through the promotion battle now because everyone is at the stage of playing with adjustment parts.

It’s strange to think that 90% of the A band is normal…

If you just want a Dominant Plate, go to Chimuran.
If you use the template assembly exactly as it is and achieve four consecutive wins right after being promoted to S, you’ll become dominant just like that.

I’ve heard that the box can reach Dominant just by going to S, it’s a divine environment.

It’s strange that 90% of the A rank, but if you can’t focus on both assembling and operating at that level, it’s practically impossible to rank up to S in promotion matches.

In the promotion match, if you lose, wait before pressing the matchmaking button.
If you win against a favorable opponent, hit the match button immediately.
It’s pathetic, but I’ll put my pride aside for now.

It seems the hovering of the Kei car hasn’t changed, so I’ll pass on returning.

I have seen a stream from someone who unintentionally did a pre-release regulation, and the Lance Set AR was seriously a guiding weapon.
That doesn’t mean they have to be that weak…

Lightweight close combat is still in a winter era.
Sleep

Even if the S level goes up, it’s impossible to enter the leaderboard unless you have a win rate of about 95%.
With a 90% win rate, you have to raise your rating by about 100 points to reach the leaderboard, and that’s where the hell begins.

I’ve heard about the weak side of Ransetsu being uncontrollable during shipping, but I don’t actually know how much it was causing chaos.

Isn’t it somewhat contradictory to be lightweight yet for close proximity?

I think that while kei cars may become even more fragile, their load capacity and speed won’t decrease any further.

Even if you’re playing on disk, you usually update it right away…

Isn’t it possible to switch to a sample slicer or go to Chumran and switch to a lightweight double shopal brake?
I feel like there are quite a few ways to survive.

If you’re going to play primarily in close range, you need to have at least one-hit kill-level firepower to ensure consistency in your win rate.
Well, it’s still my turn.

The environment is tough, but I can still hold a dagger and make it to rank S.

I was expecting to stagger enemies first before going in close, but all the weapons meant for staggering have been killed off…

Nidostla was thrilling for those playing, but probably not so much for those being played against…

Light vehicles rely heavily on hovering for mobility, so if that is tampered with, it could lead to a disastrous situation where they become slow and fragile…

Isn’t Ducket one of the strong weapons specifically designed for stagger taking?

There are ranked players with melee weapons, but not light two… right?

With this update, I can only feel that the Walter cannon has been drastically strengthened and will likely run wild in the future.

The ratio of damage to impact has shifted towards the projectile itself, so the expected value upon hitting has increased for the Walter gun.

The weight is one thing, but isn’t it also quite difficult to handle the Walter gun?

For now, I raised my rank because I can get on the leaderboard at this time.
Seeing the nameless ones in this room made me feel warm and cozy.

During the peak of Nidostar, there were a lot of times when people said, “If you’re that good, why don’t you have any points?!” which really sucked…

I thought the heavy shot wasn’t quite right, so I switched to the light shot, and this one is strong too.

I remember that there were serious players fighting in ranked matches at that time without using bugs, but there were overwhelmingly too many bug users, and it was really disheartening.
It’s impressive that you fought without using the chat bug.

I thought the kei car would be unharmed even after taking a hit, but the ricochet distance has drastically decreased, so it’s surprisingly bad.
Heavy shots pierce smoothly.

I hate things like Samp Pile and Nido Gun Slicer so much that I’m holding a stun gun just to kill them.

I feel like W Ludlow will definitely fall apart, so I don’t think it will be the same as before the Etujinnaaf, but I’m not sure.

It was during the season when the light car was released that we stopped battling, but I wonder if we can seriously do it now.

The weapon that can be used strongly in tanks was also causing bugs…

I feel like the tank was staggered strangely without doing anything, depending on the stage.
If you get hit while staggered in the ring, you’ll get blown back a lot.

However, if we can’t make heavy adjustments up to this point, it feels like we have to endure with this as the strong weapon of this work.

It’s understandable to lose due to being pulled into a losing situation.
I use a serious tank because I don’t want to lose to slicers or overstuffed fat guys.

If I’m being greedy, I want updates to come once a month, making nests easier to play and allowing us to choose battle rules!!!

Dacket is obviously a weapon that has killed Sam, Kakyureto, and Nidgan as well… right now.
If you’re resenting the heavy burden, then I understand.

Rather, the irregularity of the previous season is Dacket LRB, and Dacket is very much alive.

It’s not like it’s that strong, to be honest.
It’s a double Japanese middle school tournament, and the matchup is even – it’s slightly disadvantageous.

I think heavy burdens are more of a reference point than being strong or weak.
There are sections where other parts are adjusted based on this.

Heavy-duty trucks have a good balance, but the head and senses are broken… You can’t survive without that.

The gun-stuffing stun gun man is incredibly strong against tough opponents, but completely unable to win against those he can’t beat…

If the total is 5:5 including non-environmental factors, that’s one thing, but a 5:5 in a face-to-face environment is definitely strong.

Heavy Armor is the darling of this stagger system due to its weapon concept, so lowering it any further seems tough.

Was there any adjustment made regarding Steel Haze?

The electric attribute is the least interesting setting because it depends on the head.

Even during the peak of Nidosura, there were only about three ranked players, including derivatives, which shows how unfavorable the environment was.

I’m able to win decently with the dual-wield Walter cannon tank, but the accidental charge is really tough.

I dislike that while the opponent is spinning around, the slicer just stands there and takes a kick in a single set; it feels foolish.
It’s still better to be hit by a pile.

Rusty and Freud are sleeping with From.

Right now, strong people in heavy armor basically have shields.
There are several people who are extremely skilled at either Chūni Tachi or Chūgyaku Tachi.

I think if you extend the heavy shoryuken by about 0.2 seconds, it probably won’t connect as a punch combo anymore.
I think we can differentiate with the heavy shot of the ultra spec and the light shot of the punch combo.

Could it be that a weapon that is forced upon you without any thought is simply unbalanced?

The upper environment is built around heavy shots, so people who say heavy shots are too strong are probably those doing ranked matches with their original assemblies that prioritize appearance.

The punch stagger extension is really unnecessary.

I am being twisted in the palm of From.
Rolling is fun!

I understand that unless you’re among the top players, right now, wielding heavy weapons in both hands isn’t very intimidating.
A skilled opponent who knows how to distance themselves and how to strike is truly tough to handle.

If we’re talking about the balance issues in heavy shows, the punch combo should come up first.

Perhaps many of the anons here are at a level where they can avoid being hit by heavy shots to some extent, so their sense of perception is a bit dulled.
Even after the nerf, in terms of individual performance, it’s among the strongest class.

It’s interesting when adjustments are made, one way or another.

I can’t use a shield.
So I’m going to blow away both shoulders with a gray spread…

It’s fun when it’s off, but I don’t need the stagger system itself when it’s on.

Thanks to Volta, it’s easier to practice avoiding heavy shots, which is really helpful.

I don’t dispute the fact that heavy weapons are strong, but if you can’t handle strong weapons to some extent, you won’t be able to manage after reaching S rank.

Avoiding QB in heavy shock isn’t that difficult, not to put it in a teasing way.
It’s the same as learning the timing for parrying in SEKIRO; it just takes practice.
From there, it becomes difficult as the opponent starts alternating hits and shifting.

The foot cut of Assen is the most dangerous with the Sctum light four-wheeler… well, it’s really difficult to handle, though.