The lord
Darth vader (29)
TIE advanced (29)
TIE/X1 (0)
accuracy corrector (0)
trick shot (0)
The sheriff
"quickdraw" (36)
TIE/SF fighter (29)
spec ops training (0)
accuracy corrector (3)
lightweight frame (2)
trick shot (0)
sensor cluster (2)
The arsonist
"backdraft" (35)
TIE/SF fighter (27)
VI (1)
spec ops training (0)
accuracy corrector (3)
lightweight frame (2)
sensor cluster (2)
total: 100/100
thoughts?
I would change corrector on Backdraft to FCS which frees a point for Adv Targeting Comp on Vader. I've also found I like Pattern Analyzer on the SF's.
Have you considered A Score to Settle on any of them? Or Adapting them all up a PS?
2 minutes ago, wfain said:I would change corrector on Backdraft to FCS which frees a point for Adv Targeting Comp on Vader. I've also found I like Pattern Analyzer on the SF's.
Have you considered A Score to Settle on any of them? Or Adapting them all up a PS?
I almost considered a score to settle on vader, but with accuracy corrector, it'd be useless except at r1, and the way I have it now, they're all ps9, AC on all of them means their actions can be done defensively, however that is a good thought too to have backdraft have fcs so he and Vader both have their best upgrades
I love corrector on Quickdraw, but I think FCS is just a little better with Backdraft because it doesn't stop him adding the crit out of the rear arc.
12 minutes ago, wfain said:I love corrector on Quickdraw, but I think FCS is just a little better with Backdraft because it doesn't stop him adding the crit out of the rear arc.
AC on backdraft is mostly just in case the rear shot would be just the crit
I think FCS is better than AC on SFs.
3 dice with just TL has 42% of 3 hits, another 42% of 2 hits. 84% of the time you're getting the same or better results from FCS. Also crit potential.
Use your action for an offensive Focus along with the TL and it turns into 83% chance of 3 hits.
Frees up 2 points for things like Crackshot. :3
1 hour ago, Skargoth said:3 dice with just TL has 42% of 3 hits, another 42% of 2 hits. 84% of the time you're getting the same or better results from FCS. Also crit potential.
This is only true if you're shooting the thing you have locked, which is not always the case, especially with Quickdraw. There are a number of rounds where you might be shooting from both arcs and/or shooting multiple targets. FCS doesn't help you in those cases.