Dynamo roller is less affected by blasters because it has much more range and therefore a different strategy from the other ones.
While this is true, I feel like trading with luna blasters because they're kinda too close or got closer and just barely got the second hit in right as I flick them into oblivion is way too common. I should probably just distance myself more though. Normal blasters can occasionally hit a dynamo off guard with a point blank shot, I don't think this is a common issue though.
I've actually picked up blasters recently, and this is totally true. Now that I have the perspective of both a blaster and a roller, I can very clearly say you're best off in close range, especially from a slight angle. Up close, our only chance is to get a precise point blank shot with our bombs to one hit you, but it's hard and nearly impossible if you come in from an angle. Carbon rollers and dynamo rollers both seem equipped to deal with them - dynamo = outrange, carbon = out-maneuver. Regular rollers just don't have enough mobility nor range, unfortunately...
Funny enough. As a blaster main, rollers are usually the bain of my existence. (I usually sneak up right next to people for direct hits with no risk of reaction time, but a roller somehow seems to always turn around or just be hiding around the corner. Other than that, f**k the dynamo >_>)
I agree here. Super jumping may gfive you're position away but the other players actually have to notice it. Besides, if there is a person on a perch (probably with a charger) then they are a safe way to get to the action faster. And if there are multiple routes backtrack slightly and go that direction. You're jump might be fixed after you touch someone on the gamepad but that is all that is fixed.
I think you guys are missing the point. If your team has absolute map control and you can jump to a teammate that's pulled back a bit, of course you're going to jump. But, if your team is getting hammered and your bud is getting shot at by 3 people, jumping is a terrible idea and thinking you will survive is crazy.
Well yeah I know that. When he said "never super jump" I had problems with that statement. Obviously you shouldn't be super jumping into unsafe positions.
super jumping is generally a bad idea, the time you are super jumping is time that you could be covering ground or making a new path or approach. Generally in the video he covers that it's far more optional than people give credit for. If you only already have your bases/path covered and the mid point is controlled, ya super jumping can work, but generally you want to always ink something and gain more for your special.
Generally, inking little spots on the way back to the front lines is what I see people doing, and I let them do that. They probably need their specials more than I do. I usually have the killer wail as my special, which is ok, but not game changing (ehh I avoid tower control). My kills usually come from my roller and sometimes my suction bombs. By super jumping, I get to the front lines much quicker. That is where I am needed, after all. It also places me near an ally, which almost guarantees cooperation between us. I do have a quick super jump main ability.
