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00:00:00 – 00:17:34
The video explores comparisons between the Steeled Veterans and The Cutting Edge war bonds in Hovers 2, as well as various weapons and utilities in the gameplay. Key points include discussions on weapons like the Liberator concussive, Breaker incendiary, Stalker, Jar Five Dominator, Senator, L16 Sickle, SG8P Punisher plasma launcher, AR12 Blitzer, and Dagger. The importance of grenades, armor sets, boosters like Flexible Reinforcement Budget and Localization Confusion, and resistance to Ark damage is highlighted. The video emphasizes strategic gameplay suggestions and insights into weapon effectiveness against various enemy types, while offering recommendations on war bond preferences.
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In this segment of the video, the focus is on comparing the Steeled Veterans war bond and The Cutting Edge war bond in Hovers 2. The content creator gives an overview of the items included in the Steeled Veterans war bond, highlighting the Liberator concussive and Breaker incendiary weapons. The Liberator concussive has a stagger effect for crowd control, while the Breaker incendiary can light enemies on fire but has a wide spread and low DPS. The video aims to help viewers decide which war bond is worth unlocking based on the items included.
00:03:00
In this segment, the content creator discusses three primary weapons available in the game: the Stalker, Jar Five Dominator, and the Senator. The Stalker is recommended for DPS against high health units but not for solo players. The Jar Five Dominator is highlighted as an interesting gun with medium armor penetration and is likened to a long-range shotgun, although it is cumbersome to handle. It is suggested to pair it with a fast-firing sidearm for smaller targets. The Senator is described as a high-damage, slow-firing shotgun-type pistol with reloadable rounds, making it effective when paired with a fast-firing primary weapon. Additionally, the incendiary grenade is recommended for taking out groups of enemies and creating fire on the ground. Overall, the weapons discussed are considered powerful and effective when used strategically in gameplay.
00:06:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the utility of using grenades against both automaton Walkers and bugs in the game. They highlight the effectiveness of burning grenades to take out enemies. The video also mentions a booster called Flexible Reinforcement Budget, which reduces the time to get reinforcements when you run out. However, the speaker expresses some reservations about its usefulness. Additionally, the armor sets obtained in the Ste Veterans War Bond are discussed, emphasizing the Servo Assisted passive that increases throwing range and limb health. The speaker provides personal insights on armor preference but acknowledges the popularity of Servo Assisted among players. Lastly, the L16 Sickle primary weapon from The Cutting Edge War Bond is introduced, emphasizing its unique heat cartridge system that requires heat management to avoid losing magazines. The weapon is likened to a fast-firing assault rifle with low recoil.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses three primary weapons in the game.
First, the Sickle is recommended for killing small targets, but not effective against heavily armored ones, making it suitable for pairing with a more powerful pistol like the Senator.
Next, the SG8P Punisher plasma launcher is described as effective against groups of enemies and some heavily armored targets due to its explosive nature and splash damage. However, it is advised against solo play due to the risk of self-damage from the explosions.
Lastly, the AR12 Blitzer, a lightning shotgun with infinite ammo, is cautioned for its slow fire rate and potential team-killing capability with its lightning arcs. The speaker expresses inconsistency in its targeting behavior and suggests it may be more of a liability than an asset in a team setting.
00:12:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the Dagger as a secondary weapon, highlighting that it has lower damage compared to primary weapons like pistols. The stun grenade obtained from this weapon is described as useful for stunning enemies for a few seconds, allowing players to strategize and take them out. However, the downside is that it cannot close bug holes or factory entrances. The booster acquired is Localization Confusion, supposedly increasing the time between enemy encounters, but the speaker’s testing did not show significant results, casting doubt on its effectiveness. They do not recommend using this booster and suggest exploring other options.
00:15:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the Cutting Edge War Bond which provides 95% resistance to Ark damage, reducing the damage taken from lightning-based weapons like the Ark Thrower or Tesla coil to only 5%. They suggest that while this armor may not be particularly useful currently, it could be valuable when facing the new Illuminates faction in the future, which may use electrical attacks. The speaker also compares the benefits of the Steeled Veterans and Cutting Edge War Bonds, expressing a preference for the former due to its incendiary abilities. They encourage viewers to share their favorite war bond in the comments and conclude by inviting viewers to like, dislike, or subscribe for more content.