It can be deadly because despite the very high damage, it will sometimes take just too much time to kill stuff before the game outscales you. What's the downside ? Well, it has ONE gimmick and rely entirely on it to get the job done. Loader : Best mobility (even if it's a bit clunky sometimes), good crowd-control, good survivability. He also has less needs in item to deal damage, thanks to his poison. High starting damage and good scaling, okay mobility and crowd control, decent kiting option, different playstyles allowing different builds. The only downside is that greedy plays can see the end of you but with his alternate skills, you can pretty much offset that with safer options if you dislike the "high risk - high reward" playstyle.Īcrid : maybe not the best character to play (kitting around for days is not everyone's cup of tea) but he's definitly very strong. For me, he's just a better artificer : damage are lest bursty but more consistent, he has more mobility, more survivability, better and easy-to-use crowd-control. All of that is offset by the fact it has a low mobility but he has anything he needs to compensate that. REX : Very high damage output, very good survivability. I hesitated to place him in B tier due to how dangerous some enemies can be but I think it's irrevelant because those are also the bane of any other character. He scales really well in the late game and the added mobility and i-frames just make him one of the most survivable character. Mercenary : Despite low-ish starting damage, the mobility and i-frames are just too good when you start getting used to the character. I made an answer but after starting to think more and more about it, I need to redo it so here it goes. MUL-T & Commando: they both have average stats, average skills (besides Commando's alt M2) and nearly no potential for consistent long/obliteration runs, they are very reliant on item-RNG and might force you to farm more than needed for other characters. Flamethrower is the best early game skill for her.) Very difficult to play. Switching her R, which does 4400% base Damage, is not worth it just to get slightly better vertical mobility.
(Before anyone mentions that she does have good mobility by replacing her R, I disagree. Being a glass cannon from the get-go as well as having nearly no mobility is very difficult to counter. It's of utmost importance to manage your cooldowns, don't waste any time doing nothing and try to not waste your skills by spamming them, not being able to use a skill is very likely to lead to a death. Artificer: highest burst DPS, low mobility and low health. Try keeping at least 2 enemies close to eachother for maximum damage potential. Only downside is the lowest health of all survivors and the lowest health scaling per level. Huntress: high crowd-control damage, low single-target damage unless you get the alternate R and high mobility.
There's no reason to not hold your M1 down for the whole game. Merc is all about keeping the chain going, manage your cooldowns so that you're never doing nothing and in the case all your abilities somehow are on cooldown hold your M1 at ALL times skills can't interrupt your M1 combo. Mercenary: high DPS, high mobility and an i-frame burst DPS skill. You only wanna use your "Shift" as damage, don't bother getting in melee range, just wait till your M2 and Shift are charged and then let it rip. Loader: best utility skill in the game, highest mobility across the board and very good for hit'n'run. Rex: innate healing, high DPS M2 and okay-ish scaling, all you pretty much need is utility items and a few damage items and you're good to go, only downside is the rather low health and the constant risk of not being protected by OSP.
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Acrid: not much to say about this one, highest base damage in the game, highest damage scaling of all characters, basically just spam your R and M2 and you get a free long/obliteration run, unless you're taking too much time on each stage, in which case your Level scaling cannot carry you through each stage anymore. Engineer: basically all you need as an Engineer to get consistent long/obliteration runs is either a good amount of Fungus or just a single Fungus printer with maybe an N'kuhanas Opinion and a Rejuvenation Rack. My list is about the viability of the skills that each character has and the consistency of good runs without relying too much on RNG.
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