Should i support the smaller factions to make things more balanced in the power field ? Like i dont want tzechclan or sbn and realware to dominate everything and have no contracts
hello mr streamer, sorry to bother but being super new to the game i've been watching vids to know what to throw myself in. I got two questions about my road block: -Is it harder to fight one star missions against a super high score Corpo vs a 4 skulls missions against a small time corpo down the brakets and -how do you build back up from loss when you have nothing truly worth beside the starter pack you get, i don't have shuttle upgrades to throw back the loot, and now i'm at a loss for how to progress because all missions seems to be against either top 3 of the corpos, and they got full decked out mercs with plasma shotguns vs my lil pistol, am i cooked and better off restarting full save ? Thanks for the content !
Nah, you got this. Stick to Mars, Deimos, and Phobos and Pay attention to who owns the map. If it is a defense mission, you will be working for whoever owns it. If it is any other type, you will be fighting whoever owns it. If the big corps own all of the maps on those 3 planets, just avoid Realware. Realwares Carnage Pattern armor has insanely high fire resistance and flamethrowers / molotovs is your best bet for taking out high geared enemies (in my experience). Another path is poison damage. Using the dart gun or gorgon can work and just take it slow on maps with 1-2 floors. YOU CAN DO IT! And if not, just reset.
a lot of great additions to the update but buffing quasimorphs they way they did completley fucked the game for me. 10 quasis eat 200 rounds of pierce ammo and shotguns arent as effective. Gonna take a break from this trash for awhile.
Ive been melting everything with shotguns and hades, i giga buffed a jeffhammer + added the shotgun dmg node from tunnel rats to hades, im 1 tapping almost anything in the game so far
I mean to be fair, you now get a few more tools to make yourself stronger. (Upgrading Classes/operatives/weapons) I actually think the balancing goes in the right direction. And it incentivises the use of more tactical gameplay instead of just running in, and shooting at everything that moves on sight.
