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Lionheart Wrote:yeah but you dont gain 7 or 8 every level, in fact you only gain 8 like 5 or 6 levels in the whole game. i know for a fact that you had to have at least a few 6's or 5's. Im not trying to accuse you of anything but it just smells like bad math to me.

No, seriously, use a hucast, their insanely strong in terms of ATP, you should see them, my friend uses a hucast and he gains like 7 or 8 atp most of the time, sometimes he will get 6, but rarely, on average he gets 7 every level, hucasts have insanely high power.

well if you say so, i mean, bumble bee is a HUcast, maybe i should ask him...

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btw, i did have another lv 120, but restarted.

Yah. HUcasts do gain about 7 or 8 per lvl. I have also played a bit with a HUmar and I know what you are talking about. They only gain 6 or 7.

Personally, I can't live without techs. I tried a HUcast, but gave up totally.

I can live with it but only because of the massive amounts of atp and health. Still takes some getting used to though doesn't it?

But the traps suck aswell, I mean the amount, not the traps themselves. I had an idea the other day, why cant mono/di/trifluid restore your traps??

That would definitely be useful but then you would have a use for tp for androids (loosely for traps). That kind of defeats the purpose. But still, that would make them probably a lot more fun to play with for other people.

Maybe androids could have their own set of techniques, that deal out status effects, like a slow beam, an ice wall, a confusion blast, a- well, you get the idea...

yeah, coulda, woulda, shoulda. The fact is, they dont. It takes extreme skill to be able to: level up to high levels, battle well in battle mode, and be quick in challenge mode with androids. Skills like The Joe has, hes amazing with his HUcast Bumble Bee. i mean hes level 134 i think, hes beaten me in rule 2 battle many times (and im a HUmar, and very good at rule 2) and hes good at cmode (he never dies, or at least its rare). Androids are certainly much tougher to play with and its quite an adjustment.