Very nice! You're certainly getting there. For even bigger numbers try putting Semi-Rifle Cannonade and Primary Accuity on a semi-auto rifle and getting a headshot. Bonus if you've got Galvanized Scope and Primary Deadhead and rack up several headshots. The numbers go absolutely crazy.
Edit: I just realized that's not sixty thousand and you're probably a few orders of magnitude above what my advice produces.
Behold the Nuktron! Unholy amalgamation of Nukor and Latron!
In all honesty, just a little clipping issue but I found it amusing enough to share.
Oof. Glad I didn't try with Lettie now. I think I've locked myself out of future convos with Quincy, wasn't romancing him, just talking, because I eventually got weirded out by his persistent transactional approach to everything and the inclination that he was intentionally trying to get me into 'favor debt'. Just not interested.
Middle of the road public transit in the European context is likely better than the best available in the American context, which would be from NYC. Then there's the matter of sub-urban sprawl in the USA; it's illegal to make walkable, reasonable to live in, places in this dystopian pit. The few that still exist are dramatically better places to live than just about anywhere else in the country but our corporate masters simply do not care.
Guass is my preferred speed frame. He has worse turning that Volt but runs faster. I find it's more usable to have his forward sprint that Volt's caffeine-OD movement. He also has even more benefits to constant motion than most frames which encourages the whole fast on your feet playstyle.
I have a Gauss frame for the Index that effectively can't be hit by most attacks and parkors slower than it runs.
So, I just decided to try fighting the tank again after my last post about it. Tried to make use of all the advice I'd gotten to see if it'd be any less frustrating.
Took the Phenmor as my primary, brought Jade for flight, made a new preset on my Corufell as a fallback, and... forgot about Primary Sure-Footed. The Phenmor was OK for breaking the weak points but not great. Maybe the Felarx or Corinth Prime would've been better.
I tried jumping more and even riding the tank. It kind of worked but I still didn't like it. I think subsequent times I'll just default to cheese weapons like the Corufell. On that note does anyone have suggestions for improving my heavy-attack spam build? I'm only ever going to use it against the tank, already I'm doubting Life Strike's usefulness here.
Update: Tried the tank on hardmode. It was fun, even though I died and didn't get the sumdali.
So, I decided that I'd go get Unknown Signals rather than ignore them. I don't usually keep hydrogen bottles on me so just jetpacking out to them isn't always viable. So, to that end I've made a neat little ship I can grab to fly off and fetch the signal rather than fuss with bottles. Anyone else make a zippy little thing for little trips like that?
So, found some friends to play with;
In the foreground is the tiny outpost I used to keep smallgrid RC mining drones on. In the background is my newest mining ship... just found out I need to upgrade it as it can't bore down deep enough to get the ores.
Update; Fixed the bore. Now rather than only being able to go 40m it can go 120. Further I've added a searchlight so I can observe the drilling process for snags.
Pair him with the Latron or Chukkar modded with Semi-Rifle Cannonade and Primary Accuity. Wall-slam everything then get combo-headshots for tens of millions of damage per enemy.