Spiral Knights - Your damage and what it says about you!

Your damage and what it says about you!

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Mon, 06/15/2015 - 11:47

Gun-Shots

This is a list based on each class on what your damage tells you. Feel free to create your own list or just comment below.

Striker
1. 5k - if you are just starting out that's OK.
2. 10k you're starting to learn the game
3. 15k congrats you are now a average player!
4. 20k you are a little bit above average if you get this often
5. 25k you pro bruh
6. 30k calm down

Guardian
1. 5k should use your shield a little bit more.
2. 10k if you get this your a little bit below average
3. 15k above the average guardian
4. 20k dude, you're awesome
5. 25k teach me senpai
6. 30k O_O

Recon
1. 5k try and use a heavy wepons
2. 10k showing improvement, stay alive longer
3. 15k nice footwork, keep it up
4. 20k looks like someone had been spamming
5. 25k turn off AT you noob
6. 30k no man's land ☆_☆

Mon, 06/15/2015 - 12:28

Thagx

Guardian and 69k.

Mon, 06/15/2015 - 12:20

Jungle-Sword

wait a sec...

GUN-SHOTS says 'turn off AT you noob'
I think the world has just changed it's polarization

Mon, 06/15/2015 - 12:59

Finale-Flare

Damage doesn't mean too much

Damage doesn't mean too much by itself, its all about who you kill. If you spend a match suppressing a threat such as Dutch-Oven or Orion-Omega, and end up getting 12k but you win, then it is worth more, than getting 30k farming off of poor noobs who don't play the game too much.

Big numbers tho

Mon, 06/15/2015 - 13:17

Theirillusion

Chris
1. 5k - What I wish my average would be without AT
2. 25k - Team advantage with feeding noobs
3. 35k - Same as 2 but with an 8 min match
4. 45k - Same as 3 but being the only one with hp trinks

Mon, 06/15/2015 - 17:58

Deleted-Knight

Finale-Flare,
Only Dutch-Oven supresses threats. Orion-Omega just sits back and drools while AT does everything for him...At least according to Theirillusion.

Also, it's not even about who you kill, it's about how much of their time you can waste.
Think about what does killing accomplish. It sends the player back to base and forces them to wait 5-20 seconds before coming back into play. What if instead of killing two people, you lead them on merry dance for a solid 40 seconds? It's the same effect as killing both of them, then instantly killing both of them again after they respawn.
There's really no way to judge how valuable a person is to the team's victory simply by looking at the scoreboard. Competitive people go for damage, because the scoreboard offer some objective proof of their superiority.

Mon, 06/15/2015 - 18:32