I was actually stacking Special Charge ups, though I may use one special saver just because this weapons turf covering isn't the best.
+ or Sun visor + + or + + I doubt it will be released before the Custom Hydra Splatling and the Sloshing Machine Neo. Last weapon of the original weapon classes though? Looks like it.
I'd say go for the Sun Visor and keepI was actually stacking Special Charge ups, though I may use one special saver just because this weapons turf covering isn't the best.
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Went over Special Charge Up as that keeps the gauge filling and filling fast. However, 3 may be over doing it, and can actually be dropped for special saver which, after one main, can save quite a chunk.
It's really a shame this weapon has a damage cap.
(sorry I forget the name of this thing :] go figure). You'll want to play a bit more agressive with Disruptors, but that could be risky, which is why I highly recommend the Special Saver.
is a must for this weapon.For goodness sake it's SQUIDMAS. Git it rite m80. ;)This weapon has "Tower Control" and "Rainmaker" written all over it. ;)
Can't wait to try it out (although that might have to wait until after Chri- errr... I mean Splatmas), it's kit is pretty solid and much like with the Zink Mini Splatling, Tri-Slosher, or the L-3 Nozzlenose,
Does that mean you also fear the L-3 Nozzlenose too, since that thing has a longer range and a pretty rapid fire rate in the hands of a skilled user?
The L-3 doesn't have a longer range than the RBP, not even close. Numbers and the length of the ink trail are meaningless because what makes the RBP the second longest ranged shooter in the game after the Jet Squelcher is its AoE mechanics.
The Rapid Blaster Pro has longer range than the Dual Squelcher...it does not outrange the L3NN. <:/
Yep. Even the regular Rapid Blaster has more range than the Range Blaster. The RBP outranges a lot of popular weapons, when l use it l often win duels against Splattershot Pros for ex. Against .96 too but it's harder due to the wall.
they synergized quite well with the weapon actually. think of seekers as a hadouken. When a high level player throws out a hadouken they don't always expect it to connect. but it provides an obstacle that your opponent needs to avoid, predicting and punishing that behavior is what makes hadoukens good. using this the rbpro has an easier time directing opponents to where the rbp needs them to be, not to mention that 11 subs worth of damage up (on an already damage reliant weapon) will turn the seekers near hit explosion hitbox from 80 to over 100.
That'd be a good analogy if hadoukens had terrible startup and recovery frames. Seekers are far too slow to deploy, far too easy to dodge and most importantly far too ink hungry to be used consistently as zoning tools except in very particular circumstances.
Obviously not?
