Yeah, you know what I'm talking about. Hexa-SRM6 Catapult A1, dual AC20 K2 - the builds that performs exceptionally well under very specific circumstances; the builds that you run with the thought of "BECAUSE I CAN" in mind; the builds that you swear under your breath when you encounter.
Isn't there something wrong with it?
Because when you have a build that can two-shot kill an Atlas in the face, and you see those loadouts appear every match or two, you probably should think about it.
(I'm not including things like supermassive LRM Stalkers or hexa-PPC Stalkers. ECM, heat cap and minimum range are all very severe drawbacks to sustainable damage output. The two Cat builds mentioned above, however, would always be effective as long as you have patience and maintain basic wolfpack tactic.)
I'm not blaming PGI for being "bad" or whatever - because that's not the fact, we're seeing them improving the game step by step - but when certain rules are exploited, we probably should change them.
Words.
UPDATE: Here's a video of Splatcat courtesy of Indoorsman. I think it explains a lot of things.
Indoorsman, on 03 February 2013 - 09:15 AM, said:
Edited by Helmstif, 06 February 2013 - 09:53 PM.