7 replies to this topic

[Ironrooster]

Well,

So far I hate the skill tree. Not intuitive. Game play sucks. Taking an indefinite break.

[Battlemaster56]

Ok bye cya later on the field.

[Davegt27]

[4rcs1ne]

Wow, such a constructive and informative OP!

[MechaBattler]

This will be locked and forgotten. At least try to be constructive if you want to make a point. Or don't. I've seen so many of these over the years. Just thought I would make an effort instead of the usual gifs.

[SmokeyYote]

Well .... Bye

[Monkey Lover]

The tree is fine im not hot happy with what they did to the mechs. All the is agility getting transferred over doesn't look like it happen. Mechs were picked what one would be fast and what ones would be slow. The old quirks had nothing to do with anything.

Edited by Monkey Lover, 17 May 2017 - 11:24 PM.

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