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Rev trick shot too OP

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10/26/2023 7:02:07 AMNOrankskuggmodzer0 before revert after revert
10/26/2023 6:59:51 AMNOrankskuggmodzer0 before revert after revert
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1 Maybe the tactic has improved since last weekend, but I played with the guy (he lost), against the guy (he lost), and spec'ed a game (he lost). The game I was against him, perhaps saying more about myself than him, I didn't even realize what the rockets were as we were busy kicking his team off the megamex. The game I spec'ed, he had 18 revenants and came close to one-shotting a paladin, but he proceeded to sit on [i]his precious[/i] until things got so bad that they met their inevitable, and unglamorous, end. 1 Maybe the tactic has improved since last weekend, but I played with the guy (he lost), against the guy (he lost), and spec'ed a game (he lost). The game I was against him, perhaps saying more about myself than him, I didn't even realize what the rockets were as we were busy kicking his team off the megamex. The game I spec'ed, he had 18 revenants and came close to one-shotting a paladin, but he proceeded to sit on [i]his precious[/i] until things got so bad that they met their inevitable, and unglamorous, end.
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3 I could see the tactic being annoying, perhaps even important on the right map, but mostly it looks like a way to tie up a lot of metal in a purpose that is neither economy nor offensive. No doubt the right player could take it farther than I witnessed. 3 I could see the tactic being annoying, perhaps even important on the right map, but mostly it looks like a way to tie up a lot of metal in a purpose that is neither economy nor offensive. No doubt the right player could take it farther than I witnessed. A person doesn't get 18 revenants by being super useful to the team, as a rule.