Leviathan mirror battle

"Notthatguyfrombefore;c-2446009" wrote:

"Justokay;c-2445947" wrote:

"scuba;c-2445945" wrote:

"LordDirt;c-2445939" wrote:

"scuba;c-2445935" wrote:
It is easy to lose if you go first or second.

Is it though?

Yes when opponents have right RI order.
I have lost plenty going second.
Sure if mk6 is called out first it is easy, not so much when it comes second and eats your SF or Fury.

This. An R9 Sass and someone that knows how to set the RI makes every battle RNG based.

The Levi mirror isn’t 100%, but is still very winnable with good strategy. I usually have to beat someone with a 7* to my 6* Levi, and r7 SAss compared to my r5. I always lose the first two big decisions but still only lose about 20% of the time, with half of those being timeouts. The rest of the time, as long as you are playing shrewdly with TM gain from SF even if you lose the ult it’s still very winnable. The enemy AI just isn’t that smart.

"Morgoth01;c-2446008" wrote:
Exec mirrors had a lot more options for winning. My Piett is still on relic level behind most others and I had very near 100% win rate on mirror, especially in arena where you can define fleet based on all possible ships.

Prof mirrors where the same, never lost them (after a short learning period) regardless of going first or second.

Levi feels different. I do mostly win with my R7 Sith Assasin without all 6-dot mods (meaning I almost always go after opponent with Sith Fighter), but it feels like the win conditions on mirrors are harder to control.
For those looking for tips on mirrors, I start with fury, bomber, fighter and bring in Vader as first RI. Usually that help me get back in front, despite loosing the coin flip.

Why Vader and not the Dorito? Genuine question, really interested.

In my experience I win more with that RI.
Vader hit very hard, can’t be evaded even by foresight and can remove taunt from bomber to open other ships up for a few hits to feed TM.