DNA3000 wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » Gamer wrote: » Void is stil better dont need dups for the revser wher cap need dups I disagree. I think it’s the opposite. Void really only shines with a dupe whereas CAIW doesn’t really need it to be top tier. Also I feel like Void is really only useful if there’s regen or power gain in the mix making him much more niche. CAIW can take on anyone and excel. I find Void useful in other situations. For example, if you're fighting something like IMIW that is easy to fight initially but becomes dangerous towards the end of the fight Void's debuffs can make those fights a lot easier. Or say you're fighting MODOK with explosive personality. That's tricky in general because it is dangerous to hit into an autoblocking champ with the EP buff, but Void can simply use heavies to keep pushing the target back and not even really worry about delivering significant damage
V1PER1987 wrote: » Gamer wrote: » Void is stil better dont need dups for the revser wher cap need dups I disagree. I think it’s the opposite. Void really only shines with a dupe whereas CAIW doesn’t really need it to be top tier. Also I feel like Void is really only useful if there’s regen or power gain in the mix making him much more niche. CAIW can take on anyone and excel.
Gamer wrote: » Void is stil better dont need dups for the revser wher cap need dups
V1PER1987 wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » Gamer wrote: » Void is stil better dont need dups for the revser wher cap need dups I disagree. I think it’s the opposite. Void really only shines with a dupe whereas CAIW doesn’t really need it to be top tier. Also I feel like Void is really only useful if there’s regen or power gain in the mix making him much more niche. CAIW can take on anyone and excel. I find Void useful in other situations. For example, if you're fighting something like IMIW that is easy to fight initially but becomes dangerous towards the end of the fight Void's debuffs can make those fights a lot easier. Or say you're fighting MODOK with explosive personality. That's tricky in general because it is dangerous to hit into an autoblocking champ with the EP buff, but Void can simply use heavies to keep pushing the target back and not even really worry about delivering significant damage It’s funny because what you’re describing in these two instances, CAIW actually does it better. CAIW is able to build up his kinetic potential charges and then heavy for massive damage. Can even throw in an L2 without auto block. I’m not saying Void can’t do it, he just does it a lot slower and the longer a fight draws out, the more prone to mistakes the player is likely to make. I can see your point about thorns though. That does seem very useful.
10or_Strong wrote: » Since this thread is full of folks with more experience than I have with CapIW, I have a question. I am working on finishing full exploration of Act 5, getting ready for LoL, tend to at least try to 100% monthly UC EQ, and generally working on closer to end game content. I have a 4* CapIW at Sig 26. Is the 4* version worth ranking up for that content? I have a solid 5* roster, but I've been really impressed with what I've seen as the many uses of CapIW. I have the resources to 5/50 him without any big 5* science champs to take up at the moment.
DNA3000 wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » Gamer wrote: » Void is stil better dont need dups for the revser wher cap need dups I disagree. I think it’s the opposite. Void really only shines with a dupe whereas CAIW doesn’t really need it to be top tier. Also I feel like Void is really only useful if there’s regen or power gain in the mix making him much more niche. CAIW can take on anyone and excel. I find Void useful in other situations. For example, if you're fighting something like IMIW that is easy to fight initially but becomes dangerous towards the end of the fight Void's debuffs can make those fights a lot easier. Or say you're fighting MODOK with explosive personality. That's tricky in general because it is dangerous to hit into an autoblocking champ with the EP buff, but Void can simply use heavies to keep pushing the target back and not even really worry about delivering significant damage It’s funny because what you’re describing in these two instances, CAIW actually does it better. CAIW is able to build up his kinetic potential charges and then heavy for massive damage. Can even throw in an L2 without auto block. I’m not saying Void can’t do it, he just does it a lot slower and the longer a fight draws out, the more prone to mistakes the player is likely to make. I can see your point about thorns though. That does seem very useful. In those two situations I wasn't saying Void was better than CapIW, just that he was useful enough. In general, "who's better than who" is a difficult question to settle because there's a lot of subjectivity to it. But the way I tend to approach that question is to ask which champion is useful enough in more situations overall, rather than which one is better than the other in more situations. That's just my way of looking at it. In other words, if hypothetically CapIW was the best champ in 50% of all situations and horrible in 50% (I know he's not), and Void was better than average in 60%, and below average in 40% then CapIW would beat Void head to head more often, but Void would have broader ability to be used, and I'd lean that way. Oversimplified and maybe the numbers are wonky, but hopefully you get the idea.
V1PER1987 wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » DNA3000 wrote: » V1PER1987 wrote: » Gamer wrote: » Void is stil better dont need dups for the revser wher cap need dups I disagree. I think it’s the opposite. Void really only shines with a dupe whereas CAIW doesn’t really need it to be top tier. Also I feel like Void is really only useful if there’s regen or power gain in the mix making him much more niche. CAIW can take on anyone and excel. I find Void useful in other situations. For example, if you're fighting something like IMIW that is easy to fight initially but becomes dangerous towards the end of the fight Void's debuffs can make those fights a lot easier. Or say you're fighting MODOK with explosive personality. That's tricky in general because it is dangerous to hit into an autoblocking champ with the EP buff, but Void can simply use heavies to keep pushing the target back and not even really worry about delivering significant damage It’s funny because what you’re describing in these two instances, CAIW actually does it better. CAIW is able to build up his kinetic potential charges and then heavy for massive damage. Can even throw in an L2 without auto block. I’m not saying Void can’t do it, he just does it a lot slower and the longer a fight draws out, the more prone to mistakes the player is likely to make. I can see your point about thorns though. That does seem very useful. In those two situations I wasn't saying Void was better than CapIW, just that he was useful enough. In general, "who's better than who" is a difficult question to settle because there's a lot of subjectivity to it. But the way I tend to approach that question is to ask which champion is useful enough in more situations overall, rather than which one is better than the other in more situations. That's just my way of looking at it. In other words, if hypothetically CapIW was the best champ in 50% of all situations and horrible in 50% (I know he's not), and Void was better than average in 60%, and below average in 40% then CapIW would beat Void head to head more often, but Void would have broader ability to be used, and I'd lean that way. Oversimplified and maybe the numbers are wonky, but hopefully you get the idea. Yes I get the idea. This whole game (ranking champs in general) is subjective and in the end I think people are going to rank up who they feel more comfortable with or enjoy playing the most. Most of the community would say Corvus is the best cosmic champ and you should rank him over anyone else. I chose to do Heimdall instead. It’s also important to keep in mind where one’s roster is at as well. Yondu is a fantastic champ with great bleed and heal block ability. But if you already have a champ that can heal block, you’ll most likely look to rank someone that adds a different type of utility unless you really like the champion.
Jkw634 wrote: » Let’s not forget on beta map 7 they added nodes that will not allow regen reversal. This may become common in new content
RawInstinct wrote: » Void for me as well I hate building teams around synergies absolutely detest having a team dictated to me.
Mr_Platypus wrote: » I have a 5/65 CapIW and a 6* void. Void is probably the easiest for regen/power reversal and such, but CapIW has so, so much utility when duped, and still has high damage on his L2 and L3.