I agree with Kef on the Force part of the argument.
But I really so no difference between using Charge and Berserk except for when it comes to WHO the special inconveniences.
If you're in the final area (the Ruins 3 portion) of Tyrell's Last Hope (possibly the hardest area in PSO), people prettymuch NEED to be using charge weapons. They can't sacrifice their HP when bringers are firing multiple 1400 damage shots in dark rooms that have no light switch, and the hordes of enemies need to be taken down fast.
However, I see no problem with using Charge for the entire run if the teammates are smart enough to EXP tag. During tower runs I get snubbed as a HU by RAs who Demons everything before I can show my power, so in small rooms I like to annihilate enemies a bit, too. It evens out.
Also, good luck finding a Berserk Wep with enough hit to match the store-bought charge weps. Certainly some people have them, but not everyone.
Also, I'm pretty sure the Charge/Zerk/Spirit specials are of the same ATA.
Also, it seems to me, Kef, that you think that Berserk takes more skill because the player is putting himself at greater risk, and that it somehow requires more finesse to survive while using Berserk.
However, intentionally putting oneself in danger is not a show of skill. It is foolhardiness. The amount of risk that one places on himself is not a good way to measure skill.
But I really so no difference between using Charge and Berserk except for when it comes to WHO the special inconveniences.
If you're in the final area (the Ruins 3 portion) of Tyrell's Last Hope (possibly the hardest area in PSO), people prettymuch NEED to be using charge weapons. They can't sacrifice their HP when bringers are firing multiple 1400 damage shots in dark rooms that have no light switch, and the hordes of enemies need to be taken down fast.
However, I see no problem with using Charge for the entire run if the teammates are smart enough to EXP tag. During tower runs I get snubbed as a HU by RAs who Demons everything before I can show my power, so in small rooms I like to annihilate enemies a bit, too. It evens out.
Also, good luck finding a Berserk Wep with enough hit to match the store-bought charge weps. Certainly some people have them, but not everyone.
Also, I'm pretty sure the Charge/Zerk/Spirit specials are of the same ATA.
Also, it seems to me, Kef, that you think that Berserk takes more skill because the player is putting himself at greater risk, and that it somehow requires more finesse to survive while using Berserk.
However, intentionally putting oneself in danger is not a show of skill. It is foolhardiness. The amount of risk that one places on himself is not a good way to measure skill.