HawkeyeSucks wrote: Can someone explain her red ability in plain english?
Baltias wrote: If there are less than 3 red strike tiles on board (i.e. 0/1/2 red strike tiles on board pre cast), create one red strike tile. When there are 3 or more red strike tiles on board, create no more strike tiles. AP cost (auto update in skill panel): 8 - no red strike tiles on board 7 - 1 red strike tile on board 6 - 2 red strike tiles on board 5 - 3 or more red strike tiles on board
HawkeyeSucks wrote: Baltias wrote: If there are less than 3 red strike tiles on board (i.e. 0/1/2 red strike tiles on board pre cast), create one red strike tile. When there are 3 or more red strike tiles on board, create no more strike tiles. AP cost (auto update in skill panel): 8 - no red strike tiles on board 7 - 1 red strike tile on board 6 - 2 red strike tiles on board 5 - 3 or more red strike tiles on board so her ability gets cheaper (5AP min) the more strike tiles that she created are on the board. I get it now
HairyDave wrote: And once there's three on the board, Psy won't create anymore.
Milkrain wrote: HairyDave wrote: And once there's three on the board, Psy won't create anymore. This is why I think she's terrible with Daken. His strike tiles are about 4-5 times weaker than Psylocke's. And also, in order to gain more red to set of her 5AP red you need to (probably) eliminate a few strike tiles by matching reds. I much prefer having Psylocke strike tiles over Daken's. I think running Psylocke is good against heroes with expensive abilities such as IM40 and GSBW. What it comes down to is that you have to analyse the colour coverage of each battle you are heading in to. If LThor is the only green user then using Bewilder is likely to steal green/yellow or maybe purple. Same if BP is the only black user on the opposite team. I'm starting to regret down-grading my Bewilder from 5. I now have BP and Falcon almost maxed and AP denial is a rare skill.
scottee wrote: I think 5/3/5 Psylocke actually works really well with Daken/Falcon. It's super fast. Here's why: Green- lays Daken's strike tiles Yellow- buffs strike tiles Black- for 6AP, deal an attack that utilizes strike tiles, then lays the cheapest attack tile in the game to double tap the strike tiles Red- once Daken's tiles are out, a 5AP attack that again taps strike tiles Purple- Falcon's protect tiles that can be buffed Blue- Save for Chem Reaction as the finisher Basically, it revolves around Daken's strike tiles, not Psy's. The point of Psy is to use two super cheap attacks that take advantage of said buffed strike tiles. Getting 6 Black is also key, because just one attack tile doubles the strike tile damage each turn. And Psy has the cheapest attack tile in the game, that ALSO deals damage when cast. So four colors increase your damage per turn, and they're cumulative, so it ramps up super quickly.
scottee wrote: I think 5/3/5 Psylocke actually works really well with Daken/Falcon.
Hannybal wrote: yes.. psylocke can be quite scary at higher levels as it scales. Her black is really very damaging too. Moreover with the changes to daken (both versions) now in patch R60, maybe its good to use them together. I am more yearning to try out 2* daken with psylocke, now that daken has Chemical Reaction (Blue skill).
mags1587 wrote: Yes, 5-3-5 is optimal. Blue is too unreliable and black is good.