The State of Brawl Stars 

ah, thanks for clearing that up!

​@@NaidvarRamblesand it also has been like that for-literally-ever! The only thing different today is the powergap as it's much easier to focus on one specific brawler and making him maxed out on low trophies, which leads to you dominating everyone until facing off with an equal stats, but much higher skill level than you (usually above 600) which pretty much locks you in a state where you can't really go up until you train more but you also have no purpose because it's out of your comfort zone. Players like mentioned above are the very reason why 500-650 is considered to be an equivalent of CR Midladder where a bunch of ppl got high with the overlevelled stuff but get destroyed on an equal playing field get accumulated and stuck for eternity, presenting a roadblock for all the underlevelled newbies on their way and inspiring them to fall into the same trap of overlevelling one brawler in hopes of getting past that and continuing on but getting outskilled and joining the blob. Not that it hasn't happened before, it's just much more vibrant and noticeable now. 5am comment, sorry for some illogical parts

I removed them entirely as they're a pain to do, but I plan on taking time away to learn how to use Premiere Pro so my editing feels a lot more fluid compared to how things are now

@@NaidvarRambles I saw your community post about your hiatus - take all the time you need! Quality content can't be rushed and everyone deserves a break.

Tl;Dr Starr drops are mostly repainted boxes that are mostly a healthy aspect of the game in both the dev's and playerbase's side, gambling is bad.

ah, did not know that, my bad!

Cuz Apple users don’t play phone games, they grind in real life which is unknown for yall android users.

@@kaunoluistelu it was a joke bud, I don't even play video games, not my fault apple phones suck

​@@kaunoluistelu LMFAO go on and start your villain arc, I beg you

@@TerraSmash It was a joke too, i don’t care which phone is better, atleast i can make calls or look at mail. If you can’t take a joke, then get an iphone, jk😉.

@@mirac8803 It was just a joke bud. I guess android users can’t take a joke, jkjk😉😉.

Fr 💀

he makes bangers ngl, couldn't resist also editing together a video at like 1am leads to some questionable music choices

this video aged like milk, although mutations from the Godzilla event concern me, they are temporary and brawl stars is arguably in its healthiest state since it released

HAHAHA SO FUNNY! 😐😐

Weapon Class Primary Weapon Weapon Type Grenade Launcher User(s) Pilots Manufacturer Wonyeon Defense Unlock Level Level 5 Cost 100 Credits Specifications Rate of Fire 17 Range 100 Performance Statistics Damage 83 Accuracy 100 Magazine Capacity 5 The EPG-1 (Energy Propelled Grenade), or simply the EPG, is an advanced plasma antipersonnel grenade launcher appearing in Titanfall 2. It fires slow-moving blue plasma grenades with high splash damage. The EPG is manufactured by Wonyeon Defense. Contents 1 Gameplay 2 Weapon Mods 3 Weapon Attachments 4 Trivia 5 Gallery Gameplay In practice, it works something like a hybrid of a grenade and rocket launcher, with the projectiles having very low observable drop. It is a one-hit-kill on impact for any Pilot, Grunt or Spectre unfortunate enough to get in its way, and a two-hit-kill for those caught in the blast radius. It's rather effective against weaker Titans, but anti-Titan weapons or rodeo are best for Titan slaying.

@@Egamer9410 CALM DOWN

MOVIES, TV SHOWS OR VIDEO GAMES? Titanfall Wiki EXPLORE GAMES GAMEPLAY UNIVERSE COMMUNITY FANDOM FAN CENTRAL BETA GAMES ANIME MOVIES TV VIDEO WIKIS START A WIKI SIGN IN REGISTER Titanfall Wiki Titanfall Wiki 1,559 PAGES EXPLORE GAMES GAMEPLAY UNIVERSE COMMUNITY in: Titans, Titans (Titanfall 2), Titans (Titanfall Assault), Titanfall: Assault Burn Cards Ronin EDIT The subject of this article appears in Titanfall 2. The subject of this article appears in Titanfall: Assault. Ronin-Class Titan Class Ronin Type Titan Manufacturer Hammond Robotics Loadout Primary Weapon(s) Leadwall Ordnance Arc Wave Defensive Ability Sword Block Arc Field (Arc Titan) Tactical Ability Phase Dash Core Ability Sword Core Other Equipment Broadsword (Melee weapon) Operational History Parent Chassis Stryder Sub-Variants Ronin Prime Arc Titan User(s) Ash Conflict(s) Frontier War Game Information Health 7,500 (Base Health) 10,000 (Chassis Upgrade) Appears In Titanfall 2, Stories from the Outlands, Apex Legends “ Ronin is a hit and run specialist. He can do a lot of damage in short bursts, but his fragility makes it suboptimal to stay in range for long. His speed, combined with Arc Wave's ability to slow, gives him the tools to get into and out of any fight. - Description ” Ronin is a Stryder-based Titan class in Titanfall 2.[1][2] Contents 1 Overview 2 Field Notes 3 Loadout 4 Frontier Defense 5 Titanfall: Assault 5.1 Strategy / Gameplay 5.2 Ronin Variants 6 Trivia 7 Gallery 7.1 Images 7.2 Titanfall:Assault 7.3 Videos 8 References Overview Ronin is a Titan class that is based on the Stryder chassis design. Ronin is a versatile Titan that can act as a scout, damage/offensive, or a tank/defender. He can do a lot of damage in short bursts, but his fragility makes it unwise to take sustained fights without cover. His speed, combined with Arc Wave's ability to slow, gives him the tools to keep enemies in his shotgun range or deter an enemy push. Ronin's primary weapon is the Leadwall. Ronin's melee attack is his massive Broadsword, which deals 800 damage (which is more than every other titan, who all do 500 damage), and has both a longer range and a larger hitbox. However, it has a slightly longer wind-up animation and cooldown compared to other titans. Field Notes Ronin is one of the more slender and nimble Titans, and he is able to move around the map swiftly. His sprinting speed is faster than all other Titans aside from Northstar, thanks to his lightweight chassis. This can be advantageous when traveling to an objective, or when chasing a fleeing target. Ronin also comes equipped with two dashes when it spawns in, giving him added mobility and dodging opportunities. Swordblock An example of Ronin's Swordblock ability. Ronin's Leadwall Shotgun is deadly up close; to Pilots, Minions and Titans alike. It deals 60 damage times 8 individual pellets, dealing a max damage of 480, 960 with a critical hit. His Arc Wave can make attacking larger Titans such as Scorch or Legion safer since Ronin doesn't have to expose himself as much and it bypasses both of their defensive abilities consistently. However the low ammo capacity and range limit of the Leadwall requires timing, and judgment to get the most use out of it, Ronin's multiple dashes and phase dash allows him to get into range. Leadwall's range is somewhat limited as the projectiles disintegrate after 15,33m, requiring Ronin to enter a certain range before he can deal damage. ADS with the Leadwall will tighten the spread of the pellets allowing for longer range kills on pilots and will compact more pellets on a titan critical hit zone. The most important thing to learn about the Leadwall is that, while reloading, activating Sword Block, Arc Wave, or using your melee weapon will interrupt the reload. However, after finishing the ability/melee attack, the weapon will finish the last portion of the animation. This only works after the part of the animation where the new magazine is inserted into the Leadwall. This can be very useful to get in reloads in the middle of fights, mitigating the Leadwall's long reload time. It's best to to either position around teammates and punish an enemy attempt at aggressive action or leading the push as a scout/tank to split the enemy's focus, allowing your team to move up more safely and deal damage, if they decide to focus your teammates, Ronin can attack for free. When engaging one or multiple enemies, managing health and abilities by using cover and guerrilla warfare tactics such as popping out from cover, dealing damage and disappearing right behind cover to reload. If you're in a two versus one scenario, cover and poking unpredictably out from said cover is much more important, if the option is available, you want to use your superior mobility and the architecture of the map to split them up by pushing/stringing along whichever enemy titan is faster to avoid both having a line of sight on you at once, arc wave the other one to prevent them from keeping up. If no cover is available and you need to reload, a risky but often beneficial strategy is to arc wave whichever titan can punish you the least when not blocking, and use them as a body shield while you reload.

​@@Egamer9410bro got the whole squad laughing 😐😐

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