I am kind of new to the game, and I am wondering which intelligence melee option I should go with. I am currently using the Moonveil Katana, but I've heard it's primarily used to spam its Ash of War rather than as an actual melee weapon. Should I consider getting more melee-oriented weapons, such as the Helphen's Steeple or the royal greatsword?
Just to make this clear, the trios aren't ordered within the tiers. So there is no difference between being top or bottom within a tier. Additionally, this tierlist does not reflect my thoughts on how well designed each trio/brawler actually is.
With the release of Damian, I couldn’t help but compare him to Mauga. I have also always thought of Jessie’s star power as a simpler take on Tf2s rescue ranger. So I thought that a discussion surrounding what BS could borrow from other hero shooters would be pretty fun.
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I would personally love for there to be a reflect/air blast in the game. I acknowledge that Buster’s shield kind of reflects projectiles, but it’s very obviously not the same. I hoped Bibi would receive a parry/reflect of sorts, but it seems like it’s not happening any time soon.
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I have also always been very fond of Adam Warlock’s entire kit. I would especially like to see his Avatar life stream ability come to the game(the bouncing healing). I also just enjoy his overall gameplay loop, he is a lot less healbot-ty in contrast to other healers from marvel rivals.
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Lastly, I want to see a weaker version of Bastions ult. I have always found it strange that only Elprimo has access to a meteor-esque attack.
Edit: I know Ruffs exists, but I had something more deadly in mind. so A middle ground between Ruffs' gadget and super.
Do I really need to explain why this hellhound is a good design?
The whole undead, rotting/skeletal theme just looks very cool. His slick figure makes him look agile and yet bulky enough to hit hard.
The original design is by no means terrible, but I find the Rahzar form to be superior in every way. If anything, the awkward, clunky appearance of Dogpound (the first image) simply goes to show how the guy was practically reborn when he became Rahzar.
Here is a rundown of what each Pokémon does:
Mega glimmy - it's the main damage dealer on the team
Kingambit - it is really only on the team because it's an all around good pokemon, and it also has a decent match-up against trick room teams. Additionally, it protects glimmy from psychic types via sucker punch.
Talonflame - sets up tailwind, spams brave bird, and dies so that glimmy or some other pokemon could switch in
Tsareena - I use her primarily for her ability, but also due to her good match-up against Garchomp and sand teams. As of right now, I am thinking of potentially replacing Zen Headbutt (despite its potential to 1 shot sneasler) with something else
Gardevoir - I use her as either as a plan B mega, or a pokemon that can withstand Sludge Waves from glimmy via the telepathy ability.
Jolteon - it's really just there to screw with weather teams via rain dance and thunder. In my previous team iteration, it also ran Weather Ball instead of Protect. I refrained from using a traditional weather setter since I think the less traditional method can come off as a surprise and screw up the opponent.
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I have been thinking of switching out Kingambit for mega/regular Scizor, as both are good against Trick Room, and Scizor also has the advantage of being good against sandstorm teams.
That said, I have also wanted to replace Mega Gardevoir, as Fairy Hyper Voice seems a bit redundant when Mega glimmy's Sludgewave exists. They also play fairly similarly, as they are both special attackers with one stab, one spread stab, and one anti-steel type coverage move.