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@Godde's solution to this matchup was spam ripper and then dodge every Rogue shot using superfluidity.
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@Godde's solution to this matchup was spam ripper and then dodge every Rogue shot using superfluidity.
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But that was when Ripper was overtuned. With that out of the equation, looks like things are back to normal.
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But that was when Ripper was overtuned. With that out of the equation, looks like things are back to normal.
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I
think
Dominatrix
changes
hurt
this
suprisingly
much.
Rover
kind
of
used
to
be
able
to
do
a
judo
trick
by
trying
to
steal
Thugs
and
Outlaws
while
avoiding
Rogue
and
Felon
fire.
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I
think
Dominatrix
changes
hurt
this
suprisingly
much.
Rover
kind
of
used
to
be
able
to
do
a
judo
trick
by
trying
to
steal
Thugs
and
Outlaws
while
avoiding
Rogue
and
Felon
fire.
This
rarely
was
sufficient
to
win,
but
it
was
a
decent
stalling
tactic.
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This required the capture to be successful in a very short time; those times have significantly increased vs specifically Thug, so now the expected outcome of trying to steal individual Thugs from a ball is the semi-captured Thug filtering away before being captured, and Dominatrix taking (possibly fatal) amount of damage to Rogue/Felon.
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This required the capture to be successful in a very short time; those times have significantly increased vs specifically Thug, so now the expected outcome of trying to steal individual Thugs from a ball is the semi-captured Thug filtering away before being captured, and Dominatrix taking (possibly fatal) amount of damage to Rogue/Felon.
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B861594 2 on Fairyland 1.31 (Multiplayer)