Is Bangalore an attack legend?
Her kit seems more like Gibraltar and made for getting away not attacking.
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@SethCurry Exactly. Usually they end up getting shot when trying and hightail it out of there.
@DoYaSeeMe, she’s the best evader perhaps then, not attacker :P if I’d put these 3 characters in a collision course with one another in an open field with both their tac/ult ready, same weapons and exactly same skill lvl of players. Or lets just say AI with competent thinking, who do you think would win: bangalore, octane or pathfinder. And pathfinder doesn’t have the 5% more damage nerf on him.
The winner is best bullet evader. My vote would def not be bangalore.
@DoYaSeeMe, she’s the best evader perhaps then, not attacker :P if I’d put these 3 characters in a collision course with one another in an open field with both their tac/ult ready, same weapons and exactly same skill lvl of players. Or lets just say AI with competent thinking, who do you think would win: bangalore, octane or pathfinder. And pathfinder doesn’t have the 5% more damage nerf on him.
The winner is best bullet evader. My vote would def not be bangalore.
Evading doesn't mean you're not attacking. Attack is not just mindless pushing forward to death. Still, if you want to go straight to the enemy, Bangalore is your best bet, because you can blind the enemy with smoke so you don't have to dodge bullets. Or, you can throw smoke somewhere else to confuse the enemy while you flank them.
Regarding the artillery strike, there's a reason explosions don't happen instantly. That moment is very useful to scare enemies out of their hideout and shoot them out in the open field. This makes it more of an offensive ability. You can't do that in Gibraltar's air strike, as explosions are instant and you don't get to see what the enemy is doing. Gibby's ability is more defensive, designed to work in conjunction with his dome shield, forcing the enemies into close quarter where he has some leverage because of the fortified passive, or pushing them back to allow his own squad to heal, repair shields or revive.
