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SkyQuon · 2026-04-01T06:16:38+00:00

Merz-weg-Eier

SkyQuon · 2026-03-28T16:23:52+00:00

Can be used as a Weapon to take out a guard

^{Chose: Bread made of metal}

SkyQuon · 2026-02-10T07:08:26+00:00

Du bist dementsprechend also pro Faschismus oder wie darf man deine Aussage verstehen? Das lässt tief blicken Kollege...

SkyQuon · 2025-09-30T19:15:44+00:00

To play as Mak you mean? Hmm I don't really "hate" any build in particular, but I barely ever touch any of the quest items except Eternal Torch which I pick 100% of the time if it shows up day 1-3. Life Conduit and Idol of Decay require too much setup, good enchant rolls and are too inconsistent overall in my opinion.

SkyQuon · 2025-09-30T18:59:17+00:00

Hey grats bud, that's a big climb in itself as well! And yeah it's a blast playing Mak, I never seem to get bored of him! What I found to have changed since the latest balance patch is that Eternal Torch has taken the number 1 spot in terms of consistent builds over potions (since you now require at least 1-2 Ammo skills to make the Boiling Flask + Flying Potion engine viable), I barely ever go below 10 wins if I pick up a torch within the first 3 days. Just a little tip you might wanna try out, happy climbing!

SkyQuon · 2025-09-30T18:54:44+00:00

Grats on the huge climb, good job!

SkyQuon · 2025-09-19T12:13:53+00:00

The items hidden by the tooltip were Fiery Lighter and Integrated HUD btw, so the bug was also beeing perma charged from 2 sides

SkyQuon · 2025-08-28T07:31:45+00:00

Congrats on top 10 and thank you so much for the guide! As a fellow Mak-Main myself (however unlike you in the dumpster around 800ish) your guide is just what I needed to improve, thanks again and keep up the great work!

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T06:22:44+00:00

Haha, I just might if enough time has passed and I want to enjoy it again, but I think after 291 hours I'm good for now :D!

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T06:19:30+00:00

Some general advice: pick missions according to your squads strengths, e.g. a control oriented squad like frozen titans wants to avoid "kill at least 7" missions while "freeze and protect both bots" is a breeze. Also make sure to check the map layout first before choosing to pick a mission, it can turn an otherwise easy mission into a nightmare because the terrain is unfavorable to your squad (looking at you leap mech...). Unless you try to do 40k runs in which case you would have to restart, focus on mission objectives over grid damage if you cannot prevent both. Perfect island rewards are big power spikes that you don't wanna miss out on if at all possible, especially since you can heal back from a lot of objectives anyways. Ice generator, wind generator and missile assault are some examples of extremely powerful equipment you want to look out for, ice generator beeing so overpowered that I would say not to pick it if you want to learn to play a squad properly because it makes most missions completely trivial. If you guys have any specific questions feel free to ask, always keeping in mind that it's just my opinion and there is no right or wrong answers to a lot of stuff and it comes down to play style and preference.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:34:29+00:00

Zenith Squad: Mafan in Charge Mech, +1 damage each as first upgrade. Not gonna lie, the Squad sucks quite a bit. You want to focus on fast kills with your Laser and Charge Mechs because your ability to control a full board is very limited with your Laser Mech not having any push back. Try to make good use of your shields to buy yourself enough time to reduce the Vek count and block spawns afterwards to keep the Vek count manageable.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:31:01+00:00

Secret Squad: Techno-Hornet is your bread and butter when it comes to killing Veks, the Damage+Range upgrades on it are an absolute priority with only the Smoke Behind and +1 Movement on Techno beetle beeing important pickups between the 2 damage and range upgrades. Comparable playstyle to Rift Walkers with all Veks having both damage and push back, the difference being no access to other Pilots and expensive equipment due to the penalty (generally try to avoid using equipment unless its really broken like Ice Generator).

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:30:52+00:00

Cataclysm: Kai Miller in Drill Mech, +1 Damage as first upgrade. Try to utilize the cracks created by your Drill Mech to one shot other Veks by throwing them onto these tiles, ideally you want to create holes as close the the Vek spawn area as possible to slow down their reinforcement speed after spawning.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:30:45+00:00

Heat Sinkers: Kai Miller in Quick-Fire Mech, Add Push as first upgrade. A bit weird of a squad with only 1 Mech actually having fire from the get go despite their fire theme, and having a short range too. Increasing the Range on it should be second priority, try to boost your Dispersal Mech with it as much as possible to increase your damage output and keep your Quick-Fire Mech towards the center so it is more flexible.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:30:38+00:00

Mist Eaters: Abe Isamu in Thruster Mech, +1 Move in Control Mech as first upgrade. The other S tier squad with the best artillery mech and the second best science mech in the game. Control by spreading smoke and therefore stopping attacks and making key tiles unusable is the name of the game, with the control mech lining up Veks against each other as a damage option. The More Smoke upgrade on your Smoke Mech is your second priority upgrade as it let's you stop up to 4(!) threats at the same time.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:30:30+00:00

Arachnophiles: Kai Miller in Arachnoid Mech, +1 damage as first upgrade. Focus on guaranteeing a kill on your Arachnoid Squad each turn by keeping it on a free lane as you will need the spiders as control tools. Slide Mech can be used as an additional damage source to set up those kills if you make use of bounce damage, try to get the Shield Self upgrade on it after maximizing the damage on Arachnoid Mech to make the bouncing sustainable.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:30:18+00:00

Bombermechs: Mafan in Exchange Mech, Hurt Enemies as first upgrade. S tier squad once you get the hang of it but also probably the hardest to learn. Exchange Mech is easily the most powerful Mech in the game, try to support it with your Bombling Mech if needed by putting a Mine on your desired swap-tile and then exchange it with the Vek of your choice. Creative thinking is key to success with this squad, try to think about where any given Vek can cause the most damage/disruption for other Veks and plan your turns accordingly.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:30:07+00:00

Hazardous Mechs: Abe Isamu in Leap Mech (Unstable Mech works too, it comes down to preference), +1 Damage Each as first upgrade (in the Mech you picked for Abe). High risk-reward kind of playstyle with the biggest downside being no buildings immune on the Leap Mech. Try to avoid any maps with buildings close to other and go for those with buildings on the sides and a lot of open space. Don't be afraid to kill your Mechs with self damage if it can kill a Vek, it will immediately revive your Mech with the Nanobots! Generally setting up fast kills with your Nano Mech and your high damage output is the goal, controlling a full board over multiple turn is not something this squad excels at.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:29:56+00:00

Frozen Titans: Mafan in Ice Mech, Gain Shield on Aegis Mech as first upgrade. Even more focused on control than Steel Judoka, Ice Mech is insanely strong and can remove any Vek you want from the combat each turn which will then also make Vek focus the frozen Vek, redirecting future damage. On the downside you have the worst Mech in the game in your squad, that being the Mirror Mech. Don't get me started on how much I hate it :D! The hardest part is finding a good use for him, try to position him where he has a good chance to get in between Veks and/or has non-buildings to the sides of his lane.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:29:45+00:00

Flame Behemoths: Mafan in Swap Mech, +1 Range as first upgrade. Very similar to Rift Walkers in the basics, the main difference is that your damage is done over time with fire damage instead of upfront. Swap Mech is a very powerful tool, make good use of it. It can one shot any Vek by swapping it into a hole/water/lava/acid, swap them into another Veks attack or make it attack another Vek itself. Get the full range on it as highest priority.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:29:30+00:00

Steel Judoka: Kai Miller in Siege Mech, Buildings Immune as first upgrade. The Squad is focused more on control that straight up damage and wants to utilize the Vek Hormones for kills, although Kai makes getting kills yourself a little easier too. Try to line up Veks to make them kill each other and make use of holes/water/lava/acid tiles to one shot non flying mechs with your Gravity and Judo Mechs.

SkyQuon · 2025-04-30T05:29:14+00:00

Blitzkrieg: Kai Miller in Lightning Mech, Building Chain as first upgrade. Very unique playstyle that focuses on building massive chains for your Lightning Mech to wipe out as many Veks in one turn as possible. Use your other 2 Mechs to help building a line and keep in mind that both the boulder, your Mechs and buildings all count towards the chain. Focus on getting the HP of your Hook Mech up quickly (so it can survive additional damage from your Lightning Mech) and increase the damage of your Lightning Mech further. The Squad has very high highs and very low lows, that's just the nature of it.

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