evade death skill for orochi?

@NFR,You think it takes less skill to turn on someone and win the gun fight?HC and core take different skill sets.In HC you need to get on target quick but in core you have to stay on target against someone who is shooting back at you and evading your bullets.As
Uneasy would say...../facepalm

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and instead of evade and sprint its super evade or super sprint

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It's a Thruster Pack, not evade. But yeah.

Quick-Strike Death Dealer

"If you prefer the all-out assault style of a quick-strike death dealer Nightblade build, then you will want to focus on the Assassination and Siphoning skill trees. The assassination skill tree offers abilities like haste, which allows you to explode with
a flurry of blows for an extended period of time. The Siphoning skill tree will let you use vampire-like abilities to keep using assassination skills. Quick-strike death dealers should don a full set of medium armor for solid protection, set bonuses and stamina
bonuses. In order to maximize his damage per second, he should wield two daggers or short swords".

That's me right there. Quick strike death dealer

Nah I'm serious. Just about every game I've ever played on XBOX that has a character to control, the right thumbstick is used for direction. That's what I mean about it being so counter-intuitive, it's hard to unlearn a decade's worth of instinct - I'm constantly
rolling everywhere, particularly straight into enemies as I instinctively "turn" to face them.



And trying to get an evade and shoot sort of combo is impossible to me - I use the same thumb on the right thumbstick as I do on the A button, don't know about you fanboys, maybe you got extra thumbs or something?



And NO, you can't re-map evade to a different button/stick whatever. Skills and spells and whatever - yes, evade - no.



That cheap excellent game Bastion had a better evade system - LEFT thumbstick and A, so intuitive, so natural to the XBOX controller.



Just as EVERYONE knows is true, but Fanboys find hard to say.

The game has always been about the triangle of balance (Square in the case of maps with vehicles). Basically you have weapons, grenades and melee all at your disposal. In a perfectly balanced world, you would have exactly one third of kills and deaths by
all of these systems (With vehicles, a quarter each). The data suggests otherwise, that the grenades aren't too powerful. Using Jetpack, Evade, Sprint, and Armor Lock you can avoid most deaths by grenades.



With that being said, the data suggests that the grenades are underpowered, but people like them the way they are so. They do just enough damage to be viable weapons (Cough, Halo 3's Water Balloons Cough) to campers and groups of enemies but are also weak
enough to not kill you instantly and by using Armor Abilities you shouldn't die all that much from them.



If you're total deaths or kills by grenades is more than 10% I think that's the individuals skill level not being that high, not the game.