The Bridal Vespid/Guard combo on the left and right side of the map are substantially nastier, due to the comparatively larger number of enemies in the group. The Armored enemies at the bottom of the map are generally the easiest to handle if you can get past the Vespids and Ripper before them. This is before getting to the 3 unique enemy compositions that actually drop Limited Dolls, but those are overall much easier to handle.
Or, in this case, not so humble, because these Vespids have been hitting the gym and deal a nice and fancy ~40 Damage or so per hit, and are reasonably Accurate besides. For endgame Commanders, with 5* fairies this is a trivial affair, but for newer players without access to the entire GFL toolbox, this gets more complicated very quickly, especially if they are lacking depth in their armory, or lack developed Fairies. The downside to this map, is that low-cost farming is not as forgiving as it has been in the past. Duping her is absolutely not required, but she is a very powerful addition to any armory and thus, is worth getting if you missed her in Polarized Light. What this means is that everyone should grab at least one copy of Webley. While this may seem like a thing to only use in ‘Exodia’ compositions at first, the amount she buffs one DPS will often make up for her not buffing the other DPS.
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The reduced skill CD in particular can be amazing, resulting in little downtime between skill uses for dolls like M4A1 MOD for example. With certain dolls, Webley as a team member can be absolutely devastating. Her unique aspect definitely comes from being a regular team member though, where her skill will now only buff the team leader, but will buff for both Damage and Rate of Fire and will even reduce their skill cooldown. If she’s the team leader, her skill is a simple Damage boost and makes her practically on par with Grizzly in terms of effects. What makes Webley unique is her skill, Linked Order, that changes effects based on where she’s positioned in the echelon line-up. I, Soul, am a very lazy man, and shall steal the words of Red, the Webley shill: This really hinders ACR’s overall damage output, especially in a meta where RoF skills on ARs don’t have as much value compared to Damage buffs, thanks to ever-increasing enemy HP and Armor values.Īll in all, ACR ends up being another somewhat impractical Doll, constrained by her strict debuff requirement, and relatively impotent buffs when the stars do align for her.
ARSMG teams do have some fairly easy access to debuffs, but it’s rare that an enemy will have more than 2 debuffs at most. The amount of Damage ACR gets from debuffs is low, so you would need to stack several at once, which is easier said than done. Her raw stats are fairly good too and she is one of only a few ARs whose tile layout can reach every SMG from Position 1.Īll of this probably sounds well and good, but in practice falls flat in a number of ways. Passively, she has a unique ability that increases her Damage the more debuffs that her target has. Actively, she buffs her Rate of Fire and reduces the Damage of her target. Her skill is Shadow Strangulation Tune, coming with both an active and passive effect.
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ACR is another AR with a somewhat odd gimmick that doesn't quite live up to its full potential. A surprise arrival, ACR last appeared as the crate reward from Shattered Connexion.
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