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@SteelOnyx, now?
EDIT: Match opened in the Lobby - “Looking for SteelOnyx.”
Stock BattleMechs, 25m Cbills
River Crossing at Sunset
We can change any of those elements.
:bow:
EDIT: Match opened in the Lobby - “Looking for SteelOnyx.”
Stock BattleMechs, 25m Cbills
River Crossing at Sunset
We can change any of those elements.
:bow:
So I got smoked, wasn't even close... but the future looks bright. @prussianHavoc, thanks again for the lesson!
He's got a billion hours in, no shame there. So long as you had fun!
Great match Good @SteelOnyx. :bow:
Custom Multiplayer is a breed apart from Stock Multiplayer. It casts a very wide net of possible BattleMech Builds, and with each new BattleMech addition through DLC, especially given the HEAVY METAL Mech Quirks, the net keeps getting wider and wider... which is a good think on many levels. : )
Like I said in chat during our match, I am all about BATTLETECH Stock Multiplayer and only very rarely play Custom. Those Hell-Catas are Tournament builds from a Lunar Challenge our community held about a year ago.
They have a short life-span until the AC20 and Flamer ammo is gone, but until then they can be lethal.
I really liked your Long Range Direct and Indirect Fire Lance. Your 5 x AC5 Annihilator left me no choice but to put my head down and Jump/Brace my way inside its Minimum Ranges.
Thank you again for the match. :bow:
if you have some time, you might want to take a look at the BATTLETECH Command Academy thread. I tried to put it together with an eye to helping players new to Multiplayer find their Competition Footing alll the sooner. If you have any questions or comments, just let me know.
And as always, good luck and good BATTLETECH gaming!
That Annihilator build works extremely well in PVE, especially with UC5's and a ballistic aim modifier, head shot city. However in PVP he was just a sitting duck against those fire cats and none of my other mechs were going to be able to do enough damage on them to slow them down. Having a flamer of my own would have slowed you down some since those Cats ran pretty hot with all the jumping.
Okay the disconnect thing is getting annoying, I was just about to get to the point (had one more badly damaged Locust to kill) where I was moving in to kill the remaining and undamaged Highlander using a Griffon, 2 Phoenix and a Spider with a shot up leg when poof, the dreaded no connection message. I was really curious to see if I was going to be able to dodge PPC fire long enough to strip away enough back armor to get a kill.
When I can see the game still going through the motion under the message, is that usually an indicator the disconnect was on the other end?
When I can see the game still going through the motion under the message, is that usually an indicator the disconnect was on the other end?