Hopper jump-hacks get on my nerves. Wasp Bombs get on my nerves. Infinite Reload Hack Vikings get on my nerves. Godmode Titans get on my nerves. EMP supply remove hack gets on my nerves. Whenever I die cause a noob one-shots me with an overdrive or something that costs 100 dollars, I get irritated and it gets on my nerves. #DeleteNoSkill

I think both can work lol. Rico can get a small range buff (like an extra 10 meters or so) to give it a small edge in battles against things like Smoky Autocannon and Vulcans with annoying Heat Immunities. Of course, the range buff should not apply to things like Plasma-Torch, which would be so broken if it could reach far distances. And Twins can either.... Get a small range nerf but increased damage. Or Keep it's range, but increase the projectile speed to make it better against the aforementioned Smoky Autocannon and Vulcan w/ Heat Immunity. (This one I kinda want more XD) Oh yeah, I never thought about it that way XD Twins and Rico definitely seem like Alterations of each other nowadays. I guess they were always meant to be cause they're both plasma-ball turrets but like, yeah, there's few unique traits to both turrets nowadays. I suggest something like 80 - 100 meter range for Default Ricochet and 50 (or 60) - 70 meter range for Default Twins (Mk7).

Based on what you said..... Rico needs a range buff..... Or does Twins need a range nerf? XD

In my opinion, Ricochet only "feels" weak because it lacks the ability to damage multiple enemies at a time (Gauss, Magnum, Thunder, Striker, Twins, Firebird, Freeze, Railgun can all multi-hit in some way) While also having the longest reload in the game (20 seconds for a full charge). But I think Ricochet is one of the most balanced turrets in the game. It's between game-breakingly OP turrets like Gauss and Magnum and underwhelming turrets like Striker and Twins. Striker and Twins is also balanced, but they arguably require more skill to use properly or else you're just using a Thunder and Ricochet with poor accuracy, thus Ricochet is the turret with better dependability.

Actually, I saved a screenshot of a battle I was in before the 16v16 experiment: I'm pretty sure the people on the other team are at least 5 or 6 ranks below mine. To put it in perspective, I had Mk4 (or similar) equipment at the time. I can't remember exactly.