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Buff emissary

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9/24/2020 10:36:02 AMUSrankBerder before revert after revert
9/24/2020 10:35:27 AMUSrankBerder before revert after revert
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1 Impaler + widow is great against buildings, comms, heavies, and engineers alike. The main thing that makes it work is the Impaler range which lets you hit the enemy from safety even when your target is significantly behind their front line. Emissary doesn't have that kind of range and is also less able to retreat than Impaler since Emissary must stop and deploy each time it shoots, and takes time to undeploy too. Also Impaler has more HP despite costing the same and Emissary being a tank. Bottom line, Emissary is a lot easier than Impaler for the enemy to pick off. 1 Impaler + widow is great against buildings, comms, heavies, and engineers alike. The main thing that makes it work is the Impaler range which lets you hit the enemy from safety even when your target is significantly behind their front line. Emissary doesn't have that kind of range and is also less able to retreat than Impaler since Emissary must stop and deploy each time it shoots, and takes time to undeploy too. Also Impaler has more HP despite costing the same and Emissary being a tank. Bottom line, Emissary is a lot easier than Impaler for the enemy to pick off.
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3 I'd also much rather have Lances than Emissaries. Much higher damage, fantastic burst damage, hits instantly, higher HP, even more maneuverable because it doesn't have to deploy/undeploy. Also it goes on water. Lance does cost more but not that much more. 3 I'd also much rather have Lances than Emissaries. Much higher damage, fantastic burst damage, hits instantly, higher HP, even more maneuverable despite its lower nominal speed because it doesn't have to deploy/undeploy. Also it goes on water. Lance does cost more but not that much more.