Difference between revisions of "EBJ-Omni - Medium Range"
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===Left Side Dominant=== | ===Left Side Dominant=== | ||
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| − | * | + | *Operations Tree: [[Operations Skill Tree (Config - 1) - 17 Nodes]] |
| − | * | + | *Survival Tree: [[Survival Tree Heavy (Config - 9) - 26 Nodes]] |
| − | * | + | *Mobility Tree: [[Mobility Tree (Config 2) - 21 Nodes]] |
| − | * | + | *Firepower Tree: [[Laser Vomit (Config - 3) - 27 Nodes]] |
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| − | + | ==COMMENTARY:== | |
This is the coolest of the laser vomit configurations designed to deal consistent massive damage alphas from 450 - 300 meters. that is the optimal range of engagement anything inside of that opens you up to being picked apart by brawler and higher DPS builds. You can still hit out to ~700m with your cLPLs. | This is the coolest of the laser vomit configurations designed to deal consistent massive damage alphas from 450 - 300 meters. that is the optimal range of engagement anything inside of that opens you up to being picked apart by brawler and higher DPS builds. You can still hit out to ~700m with your cLPLs. | ||
Revision as of 15:51, 28 August 2017
Contents
BUILD:
Left Side Dominant
Symetrical/ Hill Rider
Right Side Dominant
SKILL TREES:
- Operations Tree: Operations Skill Tree (Config - 1) - 17 Nodes
- Survival Tree: Survival Tree Heavy (Config - 9) - 26 Nodes
- Mobility Tree: Mobility Tree (Config 2) - 21 Nodes
- Firepower Tree: Laser Vomit (Config - 3) - 27 Nodes
COMMENTARY:
This is the coolest of the laser vomit configurations designed to deal consistent massive damage alphas from 450 - 300 meters. that is the optimal range of engagement anything inside of that opens you up to being picked apart by brawler and higher DPS builds. You can still hit out to ~700m with your cLPLs.
Your heat management should be fairly good even if you end up holding down the trigger, but the cLPLs have a much longer range and shorter duration than your cERML and should be used more often especially as you close to your optimal.
