Supply order is the who what when where why behind every supply. Now that matchmaking battles are seven minutes long, with most players taking the first part of that time to load in, It's more important than ever to be as strong as you can for as many of those minutes as you can. Correct supply order has numerous overall advantages such as your double armor not running out while you're crossing the bridge, double armor not being on cooldown when driving through a popular mine zone, having a longer duration left on your double damage when you make it to enemy spawn places, or maximizing the value of supply boxes you pick up. The main goal of supply order is to come up to an enemy with one more supply active than they have. Doing that consistently alone, will improve the average K/D you are able to get, even when you are not focusing on it at all.

It's really not worth it to change your playstyle for your K/D if you don't want to. If you like firebird + light hull, keep it. The single best thing you could do would be to start thinking about your supply order more.

If you spent money on TX, that's your fault. It is not important for anyone else.

From someone who played with MLMCORE, one of their main gold hunting methods was to plant alternate accounts in several different battles, and then to invite his main account and leave immediately upon hearing the siren. If there is are any decisions going on of who qualifies for this list, someone with experience gold hunting should make them. Or, have a list of which youtubers get the most golds dropped for them in the Duel map. I guess there's nothing wrong with that.

I prefer this community every day of the week and twice on Sunday. Nice graphics though.

Play around with stock for a bit, and see if you like the feel of the turret, and try to find some way that you would like the turret to be better, and then reconsider alterations for it.

Amen.

Firstly, add @Festival, 3127 Gold Boxes. This person's gold hunting deserves respect. and I have 2397 myself :D

People who have actually spent the time or money to get all the XTs deserve more than 20k.

I'm tunnel-visioning on shot effects right now. But yes, it is silly to expect to get a shot colour from every epic container. More likely that just over half of epic containers are shot effects. And with that in mind, statement #2 is awfully generous, and I could kind of see that when I came up with it, but carried on anyways.

Excellent! But also not excellent. Because if this statement is true, then the chances of getting shot effects are pathetic. I did some calculations, which I can post if you want, but I have come to the conclusion that for the type of player that I think the game is balanced around, there would need to be a slightly greater than 4% chance of getting a shot effect for this imaginary player to get an average of one shot effect per month. I don't think the chance of getting a shot effect is 4%. (This imaginary player I used was a non buyer btw) Personally 4% sounds good to me, I'm not sure about you. I don't think that 1 shot effect per month is the benchmark used by developers unfortunately, I think the real chance for shot effects is around 2%. Anyways, good luck to you on collecting shaft colours, whatever % stands in your way.

It's not that much harder if you can rotate your turret in time. Hammer would have an advantage over those other turrets regardless of impact force if it is close range. Hammer's greatest adversary is Twins, and 7 pellets after 7 pellets aimed off-centre is its only defence. It's also important to leverage an impact force advantage against ricochet. With small values, I would agree with those changes.

It's not entirely fair to slugger to include it in this because it has reduced rotation speed, and slugger is generally meant to be used at a greater range. It's still very possible to get a direct hit off with slugger in close range, and you could actually get the most out of your impact force by using slugger hitting someone off-centre. Good observations. Dragon's Breath is designed to hit people at contact range, and get bonus damage for it. Unfortunately it seems to get overshadowed by other hammer alterations at high ranks. You should be able to use it for quite some time still though.

That is true, but myself I have zero problems hitting people up close with the regular pellet spread, and find it easier to capitalize on my impact force as much as I can, when pellet spread is reduced. I also prefer to only hit one enemy, because that way they are more likely to die, whereas if you waste pellets on another enemy, it is a 2v1 for longer, and you might not be able to kill them both with the 3 shots.

They're clearly intended to be a drawback, On the alterations page on wiki it colours the stat changes as red, implying negative. When exactly do you find them helpful?