The summary of ‘Titanfall 2 TITAN Tier List In 2023!’

00:00:00

In this part of the video, the creator introduces their Titanfall 2 Titan tier list, explaining that the game’s servers have been revived by Respawn Entertainment after dealing with DOS attacks, thus sparking renewed interest. The tier list is based on the creator’s personal opinion. They begin with Ion, the first Titan, evaluating its medium weight, medium health, medium-range capabilities, and primary weapon, the splitter rifle, which is described as a middle-of-the-road automatic energy rifle. They criticize Ion’s trip wire, calling it useless, but praise the Vortex Shield for its powerful ability to block and return incoming fire, highlighting it as an essential tool.

00:03:00

In this part of the video, the host discusses the capabilities and equipment of the Ion Titan, highlighting the powerful hit-scan laser shot and the devastating laser core ultimate ability. They evaluate Ion’s kit, noting various components such as the splitter rifle and the vortex amplifier, ultimately expressing a preference for the refraction lens. Despite these strengths, the host deems Ion a “C tier” Titan, positioning it as average overall. The segment then transitions to Scorch, a low-mobility, high-health Titan, emphasizing the power and skill required to use its t203 thermite launcher effectively.

00:06:00

In this segment, the video discusses the effectiveness of Scorch’s abilities in a game. Key points include:

1. **Incendiary Trap**: It fills an area with thermite gas, better than the ion trap but not highly effective.
2. **Thermite Shield**: It can melt incoming fire and nearby enemies, useful against close-range attacks.
3. **Firewall**: Creates a wall of thermite, instantly killing pilots and damaging Titans.
4. **Flame Core**: A thermite shockwave ult, decent against Titans but instantly kills pilots.
5. **Scorch Kit**: Various upgrades like Wildfire Launcher (best option), Tempered Plating, Inferno Shield, Fuel for the Fire, and Scorched Earth, but Wildfire Launcher is preferred.
6. **Tier Ranking**: Scorch is placed in the B tier due to its high skill requirement, performing well in capable hands but challenging for many players.

The segment ends with an introduction to North Star, a high-mobility, low-health, high-damage Titan.

00:09:00

In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the Plasma Rail Gun and other abilities of a Titan character named Northstar. The Plasma Rail Gun charges up and shoots a high-damage, slow-moving projectile, which is particularly effective against Titans and offers a satisfying gameplay experience.

The VTO Hover allows Northstar to hover off the ground for a few seconds, providing strategic advantages like shooting from behind cover, although the speaker considers it a decent but not extraordinary ability.

The Tether Trap is a mine that immobilizes enemy Titans and is noted for its fun and strategic use in the game.

The Cluster Missile creates sustained explosions and can deal significant damage to both Titans and Pilots.

Northstar’s ultimate ability, the Flight Core, combines hovering with launching a powerful missile salvo, though it’s not the speaker’s favorite ultimate in the game.

The segment also covers Northstar’s kit options:
– Piercing Shot allows the Plasma Rail Gun to shoot through multiple targets.
– Enhanced Payload increases the range and duration of cluster missile explosions.
– Twin Traps enable two tether traps to be fired simultaneously.
– Viper Thrusters enhance movement speed during hover and Flight Core.
– Highlighting enemies while zooming in.

The speaker personally prefers the Enhanced Payload but acknowledges the utility of the other options. Ultimately, the speaker ranks Northstar in the C tier, mainly due to its lower overall performance.

00:12:00

In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the Titan Ronin, a high mobility, low health, medium damage character. They first examine Ronin’s leadwall, a projectile shotgun effective at close range but with a very limited damage range. Next, the speaker highlights the extremely powerful phase dash, which offers significant outplay potential by allowing quick directional phase shifts. Additionally, Ronin’s sword block significantly reduces incoming damage, making him resilient despite his low health.

The arc wave, another strong ability, damages and slows enemies with an electric wall. Ronin’s sword core, an electrified broadsword that empowers attacks and blocks damage, is noted as one of the most overpowered ultimate abilities, capable of destroying Titans quickly. The speaker then reviews Ronin’s kits, mentioning several options: Ricochet rounds for bouncing leadwall shots, Thunderstorm for an extra arc wave charge, Temporal Anomaly for more frequent phase dashes, Highlander to extend sword core duration after Titan kills, and a kit that phases Ronin out of danger when doomed. The segment sets the stage for positioning Ronin on the tier list.

00:15:00

In this segment, the speaker discusses the placement of Ronin and Northstar Titans, rating Ronin in the S tier for being overpowered due to its sword block and phase dash capabilities, which allow it to avoid damage and defeat heavyweight and mediumweight Titans despite its low health. Northstar is rated lower in the C tier. The segment then focuses on Tone, describing it as a medium health and weight Titan. Key features of Tone include its 40 mm tracker cannon, sonar lock, particle wall, and tracking rockets. The speaker praises most of Tone’s abilities except for the ultimate ability, Salvo Core, which is considered ineffective due to its low damage and slow missile velocity. The Tone kits are reviewed, with the enhanced tracker rounds seen as the best option due to its ease of use and critical hit efficacy. Other kits such as the reinforced particle wall, pulse echo, rocket barrage, and burst loader are mentioned but deemed less effective.

00:18:00

In this part of the video, the speaker discusses two Titans from a game. First, they cover Tone, a favorite of the speaker, but place him in the A-tier. They then move on to Legion, a high-health, low-mobility Titan characterized as the tank of the game. The speaker reviews Legion’s primary weapon, the Predator Cannon, highlighting its long spin-up time but powerful impact. They also appreciate the mode switch feature, allowing for close and long-range engagement, and the overpowering personal particle shield known as the Gun Shield. The power shot is noted for its limited but situational use. The speaker praises Legion’s ultimate ability, Smart Core, for its power and infinite ammo during activation, expressing newfound admiration for using Legion. Finally, the speaker evaluates Legion’s various kits, focusing on enhanced ammo capacity, extended Smart Core duration, improved Gun Shield, and increased mobility, with a preference for the lightweight alloys due to Legion’s typically slow speed.

00:21:00

In this part of the video, the focus is on evaluating two Titans: Legion and Monarch. The speaker mentions Legion’s kit, noting that Legion used to be a D-tier Titan but is now considered A-tier due to its tank-like abilities. The discussion then shifts to Monarch, described as a controversial yet powerful medium-weight Titan. Monarch’s primary weapon, the XO-16 20mm hit scan automatic weapon, is highlighted for its overpowering capabilities. Key abilities of Monarch include the rearm ability, which refreshes cooldowns for multiple actions, and the Energy Siphon, which slows enemies and generates shields. Monarch’s Rocket Salvo and multiple ultimate abilities, particularly the upgrade core that recharges shields and enhances the Titan, are also detailed, showcasing Monarch’s extensive versatility and strength.

00:24:00

In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses various upgrades and abilities of Monarch, suggesting they are all overpowered. For Monarch’s Core Upgrade Two, rearm and reload speeds are highlighted as extremely fast and overpowered. Three alternative abilities are mentioned: intensified electric smoke, an energy field with a larger impact area, and the highly favored rearm and reload. For Core Upgrade Three, multi-target missiles, superior chassis health, and the XO-16 accelerator are detailed, all deemed powerful. The main reason Monarch is considered overpowered is its ability to recharge shields with ultimate abilities. Monarch’s kits include an enhanced shield amplifier, faster core meter gain and battery theft, reduced rearm cooldown, and repair via batteries—each described as incredibly strong. The speaker concludes by declaring Monarch as the best, most overpowered Titan, placing it in the S tier. The video ends with a request for likes, subscriptions, and engagement from viewers.