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put all Pilot Damage 1 skills (6skills i think?) + high activation COM.

а если ты уже проходил на платину. и не раз

All those 1's though, how is a dude taking 10 giant bullets to the face before he dies?

Skills comes randomly when the requirements meet

It is written in the description of the video. Also, it does not necessarily activate at every turn, nor it works this way with every one-slot skill

У нас кривая локализация из-за которой пароли в интернете не работают. Так что русскоговорящие обычно в интернет не ходят, потому что смысла от этого мало.

Как раз сейчас её прохожу и поймал себя на мысли, что ремастер этой игры - слишком сложная штука. Суди сам: между боями идут продолжительные кат-сцены, которые нужно анимировать и озвучить. Ведь нынче мало кому будет интересно читать комиксы, как это делали мы четверть века назад. Я даже представить боюсь, насколько это получится титанический труд и сколько места итоговый ремастер будет занимать на диске.

@@user-kb4fc9hh8k если этот ремастер релизнется, то я не буду в него играть, пока в нём не будет полноценной русской локализации. Оригиналу с PS One это простительно, так как там практически нет катсцен и озвучки. А это значит, что игра на любом языке представляла из себя анимированные комиксы. А если выйдет ремастер с полноценными катсценами, то опыт разных игроков будет разным - пока одни будут смотреть мультики, другие будут читать текст. Из принципа не прикасаюсь к подобным играм (с неполноценной локализацией) даже на торрентах

The skill can be used with any of those weapons you mentioned, does not matter if it is melee or single/multiple shot. The only difference to note is that the damage inflicted on the pilot is dependent on weapon class, which is can be either 5(such as melee) or 7(such as machine gun) for Pilot DMG 1. Burst weapons work best, not only because of the higher damage, but because it takes at least one hit to inflict the damage on the pilot. If the acc is low, a single-shot weapon will likely miss, but burst weapons almost always fire at least one successful shot. And some corrections(in case you are interested): Although most of these big boss wanzers tend to have low or zero evasion(but this is mostly because they take up multiple squares, and your acc is greatly increased, which trumps their evasion rate), this is not true to Kexi models, which do have fairly high evasion. And you do get one more Qibing appearance in Misumi harbor mission, but there are two of them this time, and if I remember correctly, one is owned by Rosavia, a pilot which cannot be ejected or have HP damaged. Qibing is a good wanzer, but not for the thing you've mentioned. It falls into the same category as Zenislev, which has a more durable body. That being said, I personally prefer it over Zenislev, although it has less HP. That's because it has 15% Def-C upgrade per level, which is the highest available in the game. But you are somewhat right regarding Qibing having more HP than Zenislev in the Futai tunnel mission, where one of them has HP upgrade one level above what is available at the time. Lastly, yeah, many of the wanzer model names have been translated differently. Not just Zenislv, but also Whisk, Vinedrai, etc.

@@me89tar Knowledgeable people like you should make a playthrough with commentary going over all of this information only someone that has played so much can know

​@@me89tarfor me Qibing is helpful with learning topple punch skill. I bring Marcus into it, learn topple punch, then take him into Zenislev to learn initiative + tackle then back to Grapple to learn dbl punch. So I arrange the skills in the following order: initiative, dbl punch, tackle, topple punch. Having a computer that does high usage of skills I get Marcus as a heavyweight boxing champion crushing anything on his way.

interesting take. this could work well with a computer with low activation, but high combo. personally, i always avoid initiative skills, since they do more harm than good most of the time. although in this case it could work, since you would strike first and then deal a lot of damage, plus ecsape the conuterattack. The only problem is that the skills won't activate so often. This can be solved by putting a computer which does not lower your activation rate so much(even normal computers do tend to chain a couple of skills), but in this case you also risk the scenario where initiative 1 activates plus some other skill that is not TopplePnch(or worse, only initiative 1 activates, without anything else), and you get more damage from the wanzer returnig fire.

Someone already asked this a long time ago, I will just paste my answer: Because you can only put 2 of Pilot DMG3 in a computer, whilst you can put 6 of Pilot DMG1. The sheer number of these skills is exactly the reason it activates this often; for instance, if you would put 5 instead of 6 its activation rate would decrease significantly.

@@me89tar I see, so the number of skills affect the activation, but what about comp levels ? You could just use one with higher activation percentage, right ?

Of course, you should use the one with the highest activation rate. The point is to activate it as often as possible, chaining is not that important in this scenario. On the other hand, you could use a normal computer. The skill should activate pretty often, but there is a chance that it will also activate more times per turn. You can also see that in the video (at 5:05), but I am not sure which computer I used. Perhaps I still have that save slot in my emulator. If you are interested, I can check it for you which was the computer in question :D

@@me89tar I'm gonna do this build for the New Plus game lmao

But beware, if you acquire all of these skills for your players and start a new game in which you already have them early in the game, you will be pretty disappointed. This build only works if you have all six of them. In older computers with 4 slots, this skill very rarely activates.