Arguably the most consistent Assassin build is (6) Scrappy (3) Assassins. So I was thinking of an assassin type which goes in and out of stealth, uses psi to CC and finish off targets, but am having some difficulty. You can find my original post here:https://underrail.com/forums/index.php?topic=5458.0, and my credits to you here (same thread, just at the end of it where you are credited. A really nice guide-the one thing you didn't talk much about was skills as you level-could you maybe make a paragraph that summarizes what you do as you go and reasons? You can find the link to it here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MTseAjhW_vJCJ316P39EzR0lAzTdzhJua12ZeTuAQmg/, Wow that's a lot of work, i really love it cuz i was playing smg in my last run and was so fun, thanks for sharing :). You and several other people requested it.
This is what I was thinking: I would go 3 str 8 dex 7 agi 3 con 3 per 10 will and 6 int, this way you can pump up dex every lvl up to 14 dex final and 15 with food buff which will give you enough attacks per ap to make the dex investment worthwhile. :D. Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. All rights reserved. I made an extensive Psi-Assassin-Trapper build for DOMINATING and shared your build at the end of my guide for newcomers.
The class has access to poison enhancing skills, allowing them to synergize off of critical strikes to higher levels. © Valve Corporation. I didn't think it'd work in Dominating, and I'd probably replace the 5mm with an 8.6mm Steel Cat or something - ditch the stealthy aspect altogether, there. I do, yes! It uses SMGs, particularly the Burst unconditional special attack, to shred through enemies while spending very little AP to do so. Everything about your character needs to be specialized. Even if most turns are still just Bursting a lot, it's nice to be able to pop grenades or things like that without knowing it'll cost a very valuable Burst. BTW-Oddity or Classic for this one?
I've noticed a lot of people here asking for beginner builds that are up to date for the new Expedition DLC, and I don't think there are too many just yet.
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So I was thinking of an assassin type which goes in and out of stealth, uses psi to CC and finish off targets, but am having some difficulty.
A really well done guide to help to start this game thank you!
Note: This is ONLY to be used to report spam, advertising, and problematic (harassment, fighting, or rude) posts. Decisions decisions. c: I actually played through with both, but preferred Classic (as I usually do). Hello, everyone! A subreddit dedicated to the discussion and news surrounding Underrail. I just picked up the base game on sale and was looking to get into with a SMG build for my first play-through.
My playthrough was on Hard Mode, meaning this will function even better on Easy and Normal, but I'm unsure about its viability in Dominating. Press question mark to learn the rest of the keyboard shortcuts, https://docs.google.com/document/d/1MTseAjhW_vJCJ316P39EzR0lAzTdzhJua12ZeTuAQmg/, https://underrail.com/forums/index.php?topic=5458.0, https://underrail.com/forums/index.php?topic=5458.msg28749#msg28749. I'm thinking max gun skill every level along with mechanics, tailoring, lockpicking and hacking?
All rights reserved. Hello, everyone! Rinse and repeat. Well I usually pump int if I'm skill point starved and I in my current build I'm thinking about dropping 2 dex for 2 int which will give me more points into crafting so I can make some op bio drugs and still have points for nice armour/electronic stuff BUT less attacks per turn. That makes sense!
I.E-looks as though stealth is important and pickpocket I assume for helping with ammo?
There's no harm at all in doing a little exploring first. Were there any builds you liked up to that point? The dogs will do zero damage. That'd be 10 AP Fire / 20 AP Burst, which isn't bad for its high damage.
Since it's for first-timers, I suspect none of them will be starting on that difficulty anyway. A three-star Slark + Mask of Madness + the (6) Scrappy bonus is almost unkillable and arguably the strongest carry in Dota Underlords. I've written up a Google Document that details a build I just used to conquer the game on both Oddity and Classic XP systems. "Psi Assassin" build So I've been playing a pure psi and having a blast, but I want to try something slightly different where psi isn't the main focus. The damage is slightly lesser, but you can do a lot more in one turn. I would think killing everything leans towards classic, but as it looks as if there is some stealth Oddity for exploring styles?
Play that build, but delay hitting the mutant area. The easiest way to deal with that area is to wear heavy metal armor. So I've been playing a pure psi and having a blast, but I want to try something slightly different where psi isn't the main focus.
The 5mm SMG part would just not work in Dominating, it wouldn't do enough damage against the enemies sporting better hit points and those higher defenses mean that you're even less likely to land hits. I've tried sneak, Psy, Guns, Melee...all fail. Español - Latinoamérica (Spanish - Latin America). I've started, given up and started again, this game over and over, and I just cannot seem to get past the mutant area with any build I try on my own.
Thanks very much! Once you've been through the game a few times, it gets a little annoying routing around Oddities and making sure you don't miss any. The only thing that will hurt you is acid damage. In that vein, it doesn't need too much special game knowledge in order to succeed.
The mutants were the problem, not really the robots or turrets. You like this better than an Assault Rifle with Burst? I also enjoyed SMG a lot more than I thought I would.
The gun turrets will do zero damage. This is not the kind of build that has a lot of buttons to press, and most encounters are handled either via throwing a Mark V Frag Grenade or Bursting everything down without one. Most of the builds in the Steam FAQ Guide that's frequently linked are woefully out of date, or need a bit of re-tooling before they work optimally in the new DLC.
The Assassin is a offense-oriented class centered around critical strikes and skills that enhance their power charges. © Valve Corporation. I don't know if you are still around HappyRBX but I always personally liked your SMG build. I've noticed a lot of people here asking for beginner builds that are up to date for the new Expedition DLC, and I don't think there are too many just yet. Nerdcommando on youtube, Underrail playlist. Once I started fighting weaponized acid barfing dogs and mutants, the game started to piss me off. It involves Crafting, but the process is very easy and I go over exactly what you need in the guide and when. I suggest using traps. Just outside the Junkyard land entrance there are some people in a shack who have things you should take.
Pick ONE type of attack, and three support skills.