I get Mirissa who is less experienced in the game to use top tiers while I use only bottom-tier characters. Will I struggle or will Mirissa still lose to me? Watch and find out! Or just skip to the end.
How i rank these characters is mostly my opinions. 18 volt not being able to move is easy for mirrissa because all she needs to worry about is to aim and shoot and the reticle helps her out alot. Mona im still convinced shes low tier. Her constant moving is just too much to deal with at high speed. I have an easier times with those above her but i can see why some would say shes not low tier. Its always cool to see different opinions tho, thats another reason to like this game!
@@azimmeme9994 hard disagree lol. Ring placements are good for 18 and you only really need to aim and shoot at them most of the time. For other ones, just aim and shoot.
I didn't even know about this mode. Looks like it could get pretty intense depending on how long it goes on and how skilled the player is with their chosen characters. At least, that's how I see it.
Considering the comparison between Dribble/Spitz and Kat/Ana as one-directional shooters, there are different strengths and weaknesses between each other: Whereas the Cabbies are able to move and fly freely around while the Ninja twins are platformer characters with auto-jumping, and I guess a majority of people prefer more control. However, I've noticed a few things myself: Kat and Ana's auto-jumping has a faster vertical movement compared to Dribble and Spitz, as for left-right movement, I haven't tested yet. Certain micrograms I was able to complete with both Kat's movement as well as shooting, whereas for Dribble it's mostly focusing on shooting. This comes to the next part: Kat and Ana have more utility with their auto-jumping as, like Cricket and Mantis, they can break things from below and stomp on enemies from above. Dribble and Spitz while can still freely fly around, can only still fire in one direction. They cannot attack anything directly above or below them. They'll have to fly up to that point, ensure that it's right within their line of fire, and then shoot. So maybe it's me, but I do prefer Kat and Ana over Dribble and Spitz since most of the time, I mostly focus on how to put that auto-jumping to efficient use, whereas getting to control your character is extremely bothersome to me.
What this interestingly proves is that tiers are not important to tell how good a character is at certain microgames... ...it's about how you use them!
I found it an unfair mode to compare both group because the micro-games gives the same answer or trick. So, the player has to look at the other screen and clear the micro-game. On the good side, it's a nice twist on playing the mode. 0:53 Nose on Mike's side: HOO... 2:20 DAMN ORBULON! 5:36 That was close on Dribble's side
Hot take here Mona is way better than some people give her credit for. High Tier easily People really underestimate being able to completely controll a projectle. You basically get a second character you can controll on command.
I think the main problem about her people have is that she gets really awful in the later stages from the speed up because of her auto moving. She's solid, but her ability in the later stages hurts her a lot more than other characters to me
@@jericoy. Yeah thats fair enough but I also think that she is like Penny where a lot of people can't play her properly. Mona ain't perfect but like people can throw the boomerang to stop her. She might cost you a microgame rarely though.
Penny has a heavy learning curve while 18 volt is very easy to pick up and use in every game that's not about movement. Considering this is meant as a Jorbs vs his girl thing I think choosing 18 volt over the hard to master character (assuming they do that bc Melissa doesn't play as often as Jorbs does)
Homies 18 Volt is atleast a High Mid Tier character. Movement based microgames are awful for him but he haves by far the best range for quicky completely objectives in any other microgame.
