I tend to prefer the Dual Squelcher myself (and I don't find it does well on Port Mac due to lack of Splash Wall), but it really comes down to play style. The Squelchers are really good on Saltspray, too. Range is very important on that map.
It's rather difficult to release a game with the number of weapons this game does and not have a weapon or two outclass some similar weapons.
Should this situation arise, I imagine that the "continued support" the devs talked about will involve balancing. If Sakurai can do it, I imagine these young guns can.
Nobody has gotten 3main sockets with damage up and 9subs with it (if that's possible) so it might. I doubt it too though.
There is a cap on how much you can increase your damage to prevent your weapon to splat in less shots. It only works if your enemy is stacking defense himself.
Some guy actually made a thread demonstrating it. At the least, there's not a cap we've found yet.
Do you mean this?
No, but that answers it.
you have not met my gold dynamo roller, buddy. say that again when I drown you in a rain of colorful bodily fluids and regularly get the best K/D AND battle points in one match. dynamo rollers are terrifying if you meet a player who knows how to use it, similar to chargers where there's a wide span of skill. Plus nobody actually uses dynamo rollers, so it's hilarious to see people shifting from underestimating me to making me the primary kill target if they actually want a decent chance at progressing.
Oh, I've been giving dynamo my best wishes and while I have found it can do the whole ranged thing decently and can outperform a standard roller in turf wars (in both score and kills), swinging the thing is still its main weakness and sadly its also the selling point. Can't cancel the swing, poor movement while swinging and the spread of the ink deciding it won't get the kill is rather difficult to work with. Additionally in splat zones where ranged weapons are more present they are rather difficult to combat as a dynamo
I mean, every weapon has its pros and cons and is balanced - there are some quirks and difficulties in handling the dynamo, in the same way that for example you need to be really good at targeting with the sniper weapons. Working around and adapting the negs gives you a very, very deadly weapon in your hands. I've only been rank B- so far because I didn't play ranked battle much, but so far dynamo roller gives a really good advantage for the actual objective.
don't worry I've been working in jumps, but I still think the loss in mobility is way to much on the dynamo. I always feel it instantly switching between rollers, but either way, I'm not calling dynamos a worthy choice unless I can rely on the spread at mid ranges, because like I said before it sometimes will choose to straight up not kill something.
