Cool video, See you in city (old)! I also got a couple questions (mostly because I'm newer), and I was wondering if you could answer them. Why do you wait to buy a melee for so long? I know that they (melees) are really helpful for saving ammo, which specialist doesn't have a problem with, and for quick and easy health, which specialist also doesn't need (although you do use stonewall here {which I don't personally prefer) which gets rid of your heal on hit and main source of healing past 50hp, making it look even more helpful/viable). I also know that aerorig can completely nullify the point of getting a melee (apart from the passive buffs or overcharge {mainly shovel}), so do you not get one because you are functioning under the assumption that you will have a "melee" in few waves in the form of the aero-rig? Why don't you move around your inventory? This isn't as much of a thought process kind of question but like, it can't be comfortable to press 6 for aerorig... (anything past 4 is too much for me lol). Are you supposed to play Specialist, or just in the general sense for all kits (minus scout), "sheltered". By that I mean through the use of camping in one spot for safety and stuff. Parts of Specialist's kit focuses on that (Neutral cloud, airburst, "bullet stormer" {I miss artillery} , and knockout grenade), but is it viable to play Specialist without doing that? It may just be how you are used to playing because you have more experience in harder difficulties, and you NEED to play like that on those difficulties (although in my own attempts I can get away with being and idiot and being overly aggressive in 200%), but is that just a general good habit to have while playing? It is just kind of weird to see a play style that doesn't move around a ton, especially in the early game. Although this is just because I play really aggressively, and like an idiot. Do you have certain "buy patterns", as in you get X thing on Y wave every time. You did it with RPG (this run and the last one), which makes sense, and this run is a little skewed because of all the extra R you got through the modifiers, but what do you normally buy? If you have a buy pattern* (Mine is something along the lines of: (but)Melee -> (buy)Jetpack -> Jetpack upgrade -> (buy)RPG -> Melee upgrade -> Primary upgrade ect. {than like shockwave device and stuff, basic free upgrades}) That's all I can think of right now lol. Thanks and well done! See you next time :]
Well I normally go for stonewall, RPG, Teleporter (if Prometheus or a small map) and then Shockwave for platforms at wave 7, then jetpack and finally aerorig or terminal (terminal for harder difficulties) Why I bought a melee? It's 50% and its so I didn't have to be risky and make it go by super fast. I do stonewall if I need to kill fast, and I know on Dune Steelforge is better on that map. but it's 50% so it does not really matter. This goes for aerorig as well to make the waves go by faster and so I don't have to sit around waiting for the enemies. And yes.. I have an abomination of an inventory we don't talk about it but it works for me. I play Specialist first because I litterally lost all my skill in other classes so I played it first lol. For 200% and 300% I recommend you can play aggressive. I just don't recommend it without oc or past wave 5. I don't usually play risky but in lower difficulties I do very much. Don't worry sometimes I AP infantry in hell one at a time and sometimes forget hider exists. I do buy stuff in a certain order, but it depends on the map. For a small map airburst, neural cloud, ranger, knockout or EMP then like wayyyy later Bullet Stormer. I can deal with things without it. The most I will use bullet stormer is probably for Urban, Swamp, and Mansion (Old), but I would like to tell you this actually might be impossible for even 50% for one map. No matter how hard I've tried on the map Wave 6 is the highest I've gotten. Well. You'll find out which. I will make it last for Specialist since it is harder than litterally any map lol. Cya in City (Old).
@@helpmedeargod3979, Thanks! I get losing all skill in anyone but specialist lol. I've been trying to solo stuff with Assault and Scout, so that's been help in better learning how to play solo with those classes. I'll also go hunting for that one map you think is impossible, I have a pretty good idea which one I think it is ;]
Cool video, See you in city (old)!
I also got a couple questions (mostly because I'm newer), and I was wondering if you could answer them.
Why do you wait to buy a melee for so long? I know that they (melees) are really helpful for saving ammo, which specialist doesn't have a problem with, and for quick and easy health, which specialist also doesn't need (although you do use stonewall here {which I don't personally prefer) which gets rid of your heal on hit and main source of healing past 50hp, making it look even more helpful/viable). I also know that aerorig can completely nullify the point of getting a melee (apart from the passive buffs or overcharge {mainly shovel}), so do you not get one because you are functioning under the assumption that you will have a "melee" in few waves in the form of the aero-rig?
Why don't you move around your inventory? This isn't as much of a thought process kind of question but like, it can't be comfortable to press 6 for aerorig... (anything past 4 is too much for me lol).
Are you supposed to play Specialist, or just in the general sense for all kits (minus scout), "sheltered". By that I mean through the use of camping in one spot for safety and stuff. Parts of Specialist's kit focuses on that (Neutral cloud, airburst, "bullet stormer" {I miss artillery} , and knockout grenade), but is it viable to play Specialist without doing that? It may just be how you are used to playing because you have more experience in harder difficulties, and you NEED to play like that on those difficulties (although in my own attempts I can get away with being and idiot and being overly aggressive in 200%), but is that just a general good habit to have while playing? It is just kind of weird to see a play style that doesn't move around a ton, especially in the early game. Although this is just because I play really aggressively, and like an idiot.
Do you have certain "buy patterns", as in you get X thing on Y wave every time. You did it with RPG (this run and the last one), which makes sense, and this run is a little skewed because of all the extra R you got through the modifiers, but what do you normally buy? If you have a buy pattern* (Mine is something along the lines of: (but)Melee -> (buy)Jetpack -> Jetpack upgrade -> (buy)RPG -> Melee upgrade -> Primary upgrade ect. {than like shockwave device and stuff, basic free upgrades})
That's all I can think of right now lol. Thanks and well done! See you next time :]
Well I normally go for stonewall, RPG, Teleporter (if Prometheus or a small map) and then Shockwave for platforms at wave 7, then jetpack and finally aerorig or terminal (terminal for harder difficulties) Why I bought a melee? It's 50% and its so I didn't have to be risky and make it go by super fast. I do stonewall if I need to kill fast, and I know on Dune Steelforge is better on that map. but it's 50% so it does not really matter. This goes for aerorig as well to make the waves go by faster and so I don't have to sit around waiting for the enemies. And yes.. I have an abomination of an inventory we don't talk about it but it works for me. I play Specialist first because I litterally lost all my skill in other classes so I played it first lol. For 200% and 300% I recommend you can play aggressive. I just don't recommend it without oc or past wave 5. I don't usually play risky but in lower difficulties I do very much. Don't worry sometimes I AP infantry in hell one at a time and sometimes forget hider exists. I do buy stuff in a certain order, but it depends on the map. For a small map airburst, neural cloud, ranger, knockout or EMP then like wayyyy later Bullet Stormer. I can deal with things without it. The most I will use bullet stormer is probably for Urban, Swamp, and Mansion (Old), but I would like to tell you this actually might be impossible for even 50% for one map. No matter how hard I've tried on the map Wave 6 is the highest I've gotten. Well. You'll find out which. I will make it last for Specialist since it is harder than litterally any map lol. Cya in City (Old).
@@helpmedeargod3979, Thanks! I get losing all skill in anyone but specialist lol. I've been trying to solo stuff with Assault and Scout, so that's been help in better learning how to play solo with those classes. I'll also go hunting for that one map you think is impossible, I have a pretty good idea which one I think it is ;]