it's probably because nuke ops are infrequent and war ops are even rarer still. For the rest of the game, combat tends to devolve into a flowchart revolving around stamina damage, comparative weapon damage and a mixture of luck, mouse clicking accucracy and time dilation.. There's no way to really RUN away from a brawl in the station (barring trips to disposals) unless someone intercedes on your behalf or the opposition simply gives up. If you have to open a door with someone on your ass, you essentially give them free damage and are even more likely to get dropped. So yes, while the correct call WOULD be to disengage and not fight warops and expect the station members to defend the disk holder, that's an edge case at best while the rest of the game teaches you do the opposite.
One time I played Hop on a no capt, low pop server with nuke ops. Ai instructed me to get disk and handtele and ran off to the teleporter to teleport to ai sat. A nukies emagged into the room as soon the teleporter is on. Ai, managed to disabled the teleporter and I stayed in ai sat for the rest of the round like a coward 🤣
Also, having rewatched the video... Melbert snuck into the left half of brig while the elite op and the nukiborg started a gun fight at the front entrance. When Melbert comes back to the brig's entrance, he catches the captain/diskholder in a very unfortunate pincer.
Ah yes, I remember this round. I was pretty much locked into robotics the entire time after the medical bomb went off, all I could do was print borgs as fast as I could, though it didn’t help much, I tried booking it for one of the pods, though the hole you created in medical was my downfall. I ended up dying when the nuke went off, crawling my way to the pods in crit, very sad.
elite has higher average armor. shielded has the armor of a normal red hardsuit but blocks all attacks, 3 charges recharging every 20 seconds. both are fireproof and acid proof. elite is also wayyy cheaper, i'd go with elite over shielded in most cases, exception being if shielded is on discount or you're at war and have cash to spare
@@MelbertSS13 Shielded is better for people still getting the ropes of Combat, it's a bit more forgiving of mistakes and gives them time to get the hang of what they are doing, Elite is better for people used to combat and who will be not running but heavily fighting, simply put i recommended shielded for the one who will be using the disk while the rest use elite to defend them
Really? I win usually a lot of fights by causing the enemy to bleed out. Unless they have an epi or a chance to suture their wounds, they are pretty much fucked if not tended to within 2 minutes. Getting a good hit on someone and then wastinf their time isna good strategy
I wonder, why does almost every War Ops try to bomb Medbay in particular? Why not Science, Security, or Cargo, as those places have guns? Also wow stealth box is OP.
To destroy medical equipment so they can’t drag bodies in the chaos of combat and revive people means when you kill someone they’re down for longer usually and when there is war ops engies ain’t gonna be repairing Medbay they’re usually trying to fight the Nukies
Why would u go double e sword and not lmg? Also how does the syndie bomb works? For example if u set timer on 22 does it count as 22 seconds? I had a round as a traitor where i set the timer on 10 and it took a way longer than that.
it has a minimum timer of 90 seconds, after that timer elapses it goes boom. if you have a big red button you can instantly detonate every syndicate bomb active also desword fun
@@martinbridge7967 Better yet, pry the bomb core out of the bomb and just stick the c4 onto that. Or even BETTER yet (if you're splitting off from the group), buy a storage implant and put the aforementioned bomb core in that (no c4 needed). When you die, your microbomb will set it off. IIRC, the bomb core has to be in a storage implant or the like, not just in your backpack, but I could be wrong.
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I love how you can stand with 1% blood completely fine, but the second it's zero you're dead.
being heavily dosed on combat drugs, stims, and other syndicate medicine is one helluva thing
@@MelbertSS13 I mean yeah when your liquid is 99%drug you would expect the remainder to stay 1%
It wasn't actually 0% blood he reached- he dipped below BLOOD_VOLUME_SURVIVE, which is a value that's approximately 21.79% of BLOOD_VOLUME_NORMAL.
@@athath2010 see I'm aware 0% blood isn't the actual lethal threshold but i thought it'd be needlessly confusing to specify 21.79% in editing
Oh Man that Katana Zero soundtrack really fits it.
That game is fucking awesome
Sometimes i really wonder why most of the disk carriers tend to engage in a fight, instead of protecting said disk
it's probably because nuke ops are infrequent and war ops are even rarer still. For the rest of the game, combat tends to devolve into a flowchart revolving around stamina damage, comparative weapon damage and a mixture of luck, mouse clicking accucracy and time dilation.. There's no way to really RUN away from a brawl in the station (barring trips to disposals) unless someone intercedes on your behalf or the opposition simply gives up. If you have to open a door with someone on your ass, you essentially give them free damage and are even more likely to get dropped.
So yes, while the correct call WOULD be to disengage and not fight warops and expect the station members to defend the disk holder, that's an edge case at best while the rest of the game teaches you do the opposite.
One time I played Hop on a no capt, low pop server with nuke ops. Ai instructed me to get disk and handtele and ran off to the teleporter to teleport to ai sat. A nukies emagged into the room as soon the teleporter is on. Ai, managed to disabled the teleporter and I stayed in ai sat for the rest of the round like a coward 🤣
Also, having rewatched the video... Melbert snuck into the left half of brig while the elite op and the nukiborg started a gun fight at the front entrance. When Melbert comes back to the brig's entrance, he catches the captain/diskholder in a very unfortunate pincer.
@@GrinchAxel That was absolutely badass.
Shielded hardsuit and desword is gamer, I've never seen that stealth implant before but it looks epic to use, can sneak on captains
Ah yes, I remember this round. I was pretty much locked into robotics the entire time after the medical bomb went off, all I could do was print borgs as fast as I could, though it didn’t help much, I tried booking it for one of the pods, though the hole you created in medical was my downfall. I ended up dying when the nuke went off, crawling my way to the pods in crit, very sad.
Rest in peace, my gamer.
That absolute chad whacking the armed nuclear warhead with a wrench.
Was your hardsuit on Eva mode the whole time
yes, we planned on using bioterror nades but we kinda just didn't even though we bought them
9:18 building his aux base and minding his own business
Do you recommend the shielded hardsuit over the elite hardsuit?
shielded is better when doing melee combat due to blocking all hits temporarily, elite is slightly stronger and fire resistant.
elite has higher average armor. shielded has the armor of a normal red hardsuit but blocks all attacks, 3 charges recharging every 20 seconds. both are fireproof and acid proof.
elite is also wayyy cheaper, i'd go with elite over shielded in most cases, exception being if shielded is on discount or you're at war and have cash to spare
@@MelbertSS13 Shielded is better for people still getting the ropes of Combat, it's a bit more forgiving of mistakes and gives them time to get the hang of what they are doing, Elite is better for people used to combat and who will be not running but heavily fighting, simply put i recommended shielded for the one who will be using the disk while the rest use elite to defend them
@@SmeagleDeagle I forget, do the shields block baton effects as well?
@@athath2010 the shields iirc block all attacks toward you until it runs out
Lupin, Lupin. What are you up to this time mr. Lupin?
Oh shit I just noticed that the AI was given my CL0WND lawset.
Diju rike it?
just started watching but instant +1 for the KZero OST
How to robust? I try but then le winbatogne
dont get stunned
if you get stunned, have something that makes you get unstunned or stun but less
Was it the combat drugs or a weeping avulsion that drained your blood? Normally blood drain is a really rare cause of death.
Really? I win usually a lot of fights by causing the enemy to bleed out. Unless they have an epi or a chance to suture their wounds, they are pretty much fucked if not tended to within 2 minutes. Getting a good hit on someone and then wastinf their time isna good strategy
what caused the fatal bleeding?
The shotgun blast from the HoS hit 5 or 6 pellets point blank to my head, causing extreme blood loss
Captain Announces:
Have a calm and safe shift everyone
As hilarious as this game can be through the chaos people will make, it can be much more interesting when there are coordinated efforts like this.
Once i killed 12 players as a solo nukie. Never set up the nuke just killed everyone.
How do you slip with noslips on??????
Space lube is too strong for no slips
noslips only stop slips from up to water level slipping
stealth implant however is much more robust
Raiden
I wonder, why does almost every War Ops try to bomb Medbay in particular? Why not Science, Security, or Cargo, as those places have guns? Also wow stealth box is OP.
To destroy medical equipment so they can’t drag bodies in the chaos of combat and revive people means when you kill someone they’re down for longer usually and when there is war ops engies ain’t gonna be repairing Medbay they’re usually trying to fight the Nukies
@@cadet3902 I get that, but it's less fun for players overall. Efficiency is not always good.
@@Zorro9129 True but tbh War ops rounds usually don’t last long so it’s not like you’re dead for long nukies either get disc pretty quickly or all die
science doesnt get guns because this is not para
LUPIIIIN!!
Niceu
Great video and I love the Katana Zero Ost
Why would u go double e sword and not lmg? Also how does the syndie bomb works? For example if u set timer on 22 does it count as 22 seconds? I had a round as a traitor where i set the timer on 10 and it took a way longer than that.
it has a minimum timer of 90 seconds, after that timer elapses it goes boom. if you have a big red button you can instantly detonate every syndicate bomb active
also desword fun
@@MelbertSS13 thanks chief.
@@petersivak4503 Also, you can detonate a C4 on a syndie bomb for maxicaps.
@@martinbridge7967 Better yet, pry the bomb core out of the bomb and just stick the c4 onto that.
Or even BETTER yet (if you're splitting off from the group), buy a storage implant and put the aforementioned bomb core in that (no c4 needed). When you die, your microbomb will set it off. IIRC, the bomb core has to be in a storage implant or the like, not just in your backpack, but I could be wrong.
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