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The video primarily focuses on analyzing and strategizing the use of the Expendable anti-tank weapon and other related weaponry in gameplay. The speaker assesses the weapon’s effectiveness, discussing tactics for timing, precision, and aiming to maximize damage against various targets such as Titans and tanks. Emphasis is placed on hitting weak points and managing cooldown periods to maintain effectiveness. Key points include the 6-second landing time and a 70-second cooldown for the anti-tank weapon, and the versatility of this weapon against different enemy types and structures. The importance of strategic positioning and timing during weapon switches, particularly in team play scenarios with support weapons like the arc thrower and rail gun, is also highlighted. The speaker provides detailed insights into the mechanics of aiming, the impact of bullet drop, and the tactical use of rockets and anti-tank shots to effectively tackle enemy threats and structures.
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In this part of the video, the speaker analyzes the effectiveness of the Expendable anti-tank weapon, noting its 6-second landing time and 70-second cooldown period. They attempt to use the weapon on different targets, including Titans, under various conditions such as nightmare level 9 on Hell dive. The weapon’s performance and impact, including direct hits, dome shots, and side shots, are discussed, with observations on its consistency and potential strategies for optimal use. The speaker also experiments with different angles and deployment techniques, emphasizing the importance of aiming and landing shots accurately to achieve effective damage.
00:03:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses tactics for effectively using anti-tank and other weapons against various targets, highlighting the importance of timing and precision. They mention that one can realistically call down six anti-tank shots, with different potential combinations of autocannon and spear attacks. The speaker explains strategies for hitting weak points on targets to maximize damage, such as shooting a charger’s leg to expose its vulnerable parts or targeting the orange weak spot of a tank. They provide details on shooting specific parts of an enemy to achieve quick kills, and emphasize the importance of timing attacks during specific movements of the enemy for better results. Additionally, they describe engaging a “tower tank” and the effect of hitting its weak spots with anti-tank shots.
00:06:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses strategies and tips for effectively using certain weapons and equipment in gameplay. They highlight the importance of accuracy, noting that a well-placed shot can take out targets with just one hit, while less accurate shots may take multiple attempts. The speaker also mentions the short cooldown period for certain abilities, making them valuable even if the player dies and respawns.
They describe a scenario involving the use of rockets and anti-tank weapons against enemies and structures, emphasizing that these weapons are powerful but should be used wisely due to their limited availability. Additionally, they clarify aiming mechanics, stressing the importance of aiming with the red dot for accuracy and discussing the bullet drop effect.
Furthermore, the speaker praises the Expendable anti-tank weapon for its versatility and effectiveness against various enemy types, including tanks and large creatures. They point out that it can significantly damage or even destroy enemy structures, making it a versatile tool in combat. Despite its strengths, they acknowledge that the weapon should not be relied upon as a primary support due to its design.
00:09:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the strategy of using weapons like an arc thrower or a rail gun for support in team play. These weapons are mainly used to break down structures and weaken targets. The strategy involves dropping an Expendable anti-tank weapon, using it, and then switching back to a primary support weapon. The key is managing your position to avoid being overwhelmed while in the process of switching weapons.