HEvo comes with a fun mini game trying to see how high you can get his health if you're not in a hurry.
HEvo, Kang, Deathlok, gets you ten AP per turn, minimum.
He's sneaky good and fun to play even if he's not top tier meta.
His yellow ability is also basically true healing.
I don't think he's as good as the top guys, but somebody is going to max him out, and I'm definitely going to end up in some horrific endless match against them where the AI runs his health over a million and he's doing 100k match damage or whatever.
Many of us have him maxed already. He's great
@killahKlown said: Many of us have him maxed already. He's great
U mean 550 how high is his health when paired with other 550 s
@mani82 said: @killahKlown said: Many of us have him maxed already. He's great U mean 550 how high is his health when paired with other 550 s
@mani82 said:
206266 unboosted
@killahKlown said: @mani82 said: @killahKlown said: Many of us have him maxed already. He's great U mean 550 how high is his health when paired with other 550 s 206266 unboosted
@killahKlown said:
And is the extra health "bonus," i.e., if he finishes the match above his standard max health he starts the next match at full, or "pro-rated," i.e., if he takes 50% of his boosted health during a match he enters the next match at 50% of his standard max?
Also, does boosting above 550 help him for this? I thought all his relative-health passives capped at 550.
I can answer the first one -- if his max health is 200k, but you boost it to 300k during the fight, and finish the fight at 250k, he starts the next fight at 200k (ie 100%).
It's basically true healing.
@entrailbucket said: I can answer the first one -- if his max health is 200k, but you boost it to 300k during the fight, and finish the fight at 250k, he starts the next fight at 200k (ie 100%). It's basically true healing.
@entrailbucket said: I can answer the first one -- if his max health is 200k, but you boost it to 300k during the fight, and finish the fight at 250k, he starts the next fight at 200k (ie 100%).
So significantly better than a regular boosted character where the extra health is pro-rata.
I don't think that's exactly right. I went and tested in TaT:
Going into battle: 197K out of 248K (79% of total health) in battle: 266K out of 317K (84% of total health) next battle: 208K out of 248K (84% of total health)
I think I cast Missing Link twice, and got some of the 140% at the start. So I guess you end up with the same % of total health...
Sorry, I was talking about the yellow active ability. The health you get from that is basically true healing.
@entrailbucket said: Sorry, I was talking about the yellow active ability. The health you get from that is basically true healing.
He is, too.
@Bowgentle said: @entrailbucket said: Sorry, I was talking about the yellow active ability. The health you get from that is basically true healing. He is, too.
@Bowgentle said:
exactly, yeah.
The yellow does true heal, but not up to 100%. I think it's a (oh no I forgot all my school math) logarithmic curve, so you can never get fully healed, but each time you heal you get closer to 100%. Either way, Hevo is very sustainable and can often get back a good chunk of health so it saves health packs and lets him tank, but I don't think he can finish a fight healed back to full
You can't evolve him passed 550 to begin matches. Even when paired with a 672 boosted.
But as said... you can even him many times during the match with yellow.
I've found the AP gen each turn to be very valuable. When fighting a stupid Chasm team I find i always have tons of black ready to launch a nuke.
I champed him a few days ago and Evo makes me giggle. Generate yellow and just grow him past the opposing teams damage. I ran Evo, Kang, Deathlok for the techno trio and it was just stupid. Evo is just standing there growing every round and matching away the main target. The Kang sends the other two away for a win. It works and its simple. You don't need a good board and you don't have to worry about health packs.
Gunna try it when nobody is boosted.
@dianetics said: I champed him a few days ago and Evo makes me giggle. Generate yellow and just grow him past the opposing teams damage. I ran Evo, Kang, Deathlok for the techno trio and it was just stupid. Evo is just standing there growing every round and matching away the main target. The Kang sends the other two away for a win. It works and its simple. You don't need a good board and you don't have to worry about health packs. Gunna try it when nobody is boosted.
@dianetics said: I champed him a few days ago and Evo makes me giggle. Generate yellow and just grow him past the opposing teams damage. I ran Evo, Kang, Deathlok for the techno trio and it was just stupid. Evo is just standing there growing every round and matching away the main target. The Kang sends the other two away for a win. It works and its simple. You don't need a good board and you don't have to worry about health packs.
totally agreed. Of the last 15 releases (i.e. going back to start of 2022), Hevo is easily top 3 in use. Hevo, Wong, MThor.
@rainkingucd said: @Bowgentle said: @entrailbucket said: Sorry, I was talking about the yellow active ability. The health you get from that is basically true healing. He is, too. exactly, yeah. The yellow does true heal, but not up to 100%. I think it's a (oh no I forgot all my school math) logarithmic curve, so you can never get fully healed, but each time you heal you get closer to 100%. Either way, Hevo is very sustainable and can often get back a good chunk of health so it saves health packs and lets him tank, but I don't think he can finish a fight healed back to full
@rainkingucd said:
So I was close, sorta!
Hey, I did say it was basically true healing (and then went on to confidently define it mostly wrong).
@rainkingucd said: @dianetics said: I champed him a few days ago and Evo makes me giggle. Generate yellow and just grow him past the opposing teams damage. I ran Evo, Kang, Deathlok for the techno trio and it was just stupid. Evo is just standing there growing every round and matching away the main target. The Kang sends the other two away for a win. It works and its simple. You don't need a good board and you don't have to worry about health packs. Gunna try it when nobody is boosted. totally agreed. Of the last 15 releases (i.e. going back to start of 2022), Hevo is easily top 3 in use. Hevo, Wong, MThor.
What's interesting there is that the forum (and the community in general, from what I've seen) were really down on two of those three at release -- both Evolutionary and Wong. I was one of them! I turned around on High Evo pretty quickly once I started using him, but I got a bunch of flack in his thread from people who didn't believe me (and to be fair, I had trouble figuring out why he was overperforming my expectations).
There is some lesson to be learned there, somewhere.
It is a true heal. You increase a characters base health and there is no burst heal indication from the health bar.
I think for jumping the the 5* territory Evo is the best you will see for a LONG time.
He helps weaker characters. He buffs everyone. He hits hard. He can shrug off damage.
The best since Wanda AND Colossus came.
@entrailbucket said: What's interesting there is that the forum (and the community in general, from what I've seen) were really down on two of those three at release -- both Evolutionary and Wong.
I was certainly down on Wong. I was happy to be wrong though. I had no idea the purpose of Evo. I think he fits my general assessment of being a great transition character, but he probably fills other roles too. I did not see the real value of his yellow but others did. I do think that RiRi is better than both but not by much. Both are great and reasons why we should not skip heroes.
@entrailbucket said: @rainkingucd said: @dianetics said: I champed him a few days ago and Evo makes me giggle. Generate yellow and just grow him past the opposing teams damage. I ran Evo, Kang, Deathlok for the techno trio and it was just stupid. Evo is just standing there growing every round and matching away the main target. The Kang sends the other two away for a win. It works and its simple. You don't need a good board and you don't have to worry about health packs. Gunna try it when nobody is boosted. totally agreed. Of the last 15 releases (i.e. going back to start of 2022), Hevo is easily top 3 in use. Hevo, Wong, MThor. What's interesting there is that the forum (and the community in general, from what I've seen) were really down on two of those three at release -- both Evolutionary and Wong. I was one of them! I turned around on High Evo pretty quickly once I started using him, but I got a bunch of flack in his thread from people who didn't believe me (and to be fair, I had trouble figuring out why he was overperforming my expectations). There is some lesson to be learned there, somewhere.
@entrailbucket said:
Never listen to you, which we all should have learned years ago! Also, never listen to me, either.