Hello, Commanders! With the limited-time 3v3 Mecha Clash now available, many of you are eager to learn advanced tactics to crush your opponents' base in this exciting new mode. Let's dive into the advanced tactics together!
Exclusive Tactics
Chapter 1: Game Plan
If you find it challenging to summon your Attack Mecha during the game, This few pointers oughta keep you on the right track.
The game plan is crucial here. You must understand that in this mode, the only way to attack the opponents' base is by employing a powerful Attack Mecha. And to build one, you need to collect some parts from the mini Mechas scattered across the map. Defeating opponents do not yield extra rewards, so keep that in mind.
The first thing to do after acquiring Parts is to retreat safely as you deposit the parts you get. You automatically deposit parts slowly as you gain them. Only by depositing parts will you be able to increase your tally. When your tally is higher than your opponent’s during the Summon Phase, you get to be the one to summon an Attack Mecha!
If you're defeated, the parts that you’re currently holding will be dropped. Any opponent would not pass up this chance. So be on guard while gathering parts.
Chapter 2: Recommended Lineups
To avoid losing your Parts, it's crucial to select the right Characters and weapons beforehand. Let's explore the strategies used by the experts! They could be very useful to you.
For a 3-member team, especially when playing with your friends, recommends two team lineups. The first consists of Nadia and two Grus.
With two Grus on your side, you can continuously disrupt and control the opponents with their Link Jabs and the slowing effect from their Ultimates. This allows Nadia to safely collect Parts, as very few heroes can instantly eliminate her.
The second composition involves Eri and two Harans.
Eri possesses the ability of rapid displacement, making it impossible for the opponents to catch up with her. Paired with Haran's FREEZE, Eri can quickly escape with her displacement skill after collecting Parts after which can be safely deposited, leaving the opponents in the dust.
Regarding weapons, you can choose the Freeze Gun to Slow enemies, the Shotgun for an up close and personal assertion of dominance, and the Saw Launcher and Gatling Gun for sustained DPS. These weapons are excellent choices! Of course, since this mode is newly introduced, there are bound to be more strategies for you to explore!
Chapter 3: Map Analysis
Selecting your team is one thing, but understanding the map's terrain is equally essential. Let's see if your understanding matches.
Firstly, you should know that there are a total of 5 locations where the Mini Mechas with Parts will spawn. 3 of these are on the platforms at the top of the map, while the other 2 are at the bottom passage. The Mecha Warlord spawns at the center of the passage.
Chapter 4: Team Coordination
Now that you understand the map's layout, some team coordination techniques can help you secure victory. Let's continue reading!
After the initial Parts spawn, coordinate with your teammates to target a single enemy team member. Two players can engage at the front to divert enemy firepower, while the other player defeats Mini Mechas and collect Parts. Once done, regroup and wait for the next wave of spawns then repeat the process.
Additionally, the first Mecha summon lasts for a short duration. Defeat a few Mini Mechas, and you'll have a higher chance of summoning an Attack Mecha sooner. When the Mecha is summoned, stick together to protect it since its ATK scales with its HP.
When the Mecha approaches the enemy base, use your skills to deal significant damage. Nadia's healing and Haran's control abilities can prolong the Mecha's assault. If the opponents don't focus their fire on the Mecha, victory will be within your reach!
There are also useful devices on the map, like this upward launch pad. It allows you to reach the higher platform directly and can be used when chasing enemies or for a quick escape after collecting Parts.
Chapter 5: Defense and Counterattack
Of course, things won't always go smoothly in the game. Some unique insights that can help you turn the tide of the battle. Keep reading!
If the opponents manage to summon an Attack Mecha first in the initial wave, send one teammate to distract the enemy team. One that can draw their attention away from the Mecha, while the other two teammates can focus on damaging it. This will reduce the Mecha's threat to your base.
If the Mecha reaches your base, stay in the base and focus on attacking it while using Haran's Freeze Gun to slow down its movement, and even FREEZE it with his Ultimate. This will buy your team more time to deal damage.
When you survive this wave, the Mecha Warlord will be summoned; and most opponents will gather near the Mecha Warlord.
This is your chance! Before defeating the enemy's Mecha, consider having one of your teammates hide within the huge barrier. As soon as the monsters spawn, your hidden teammate can use the launch pad inside the barrier to jump to the top, and secure the Parts from the Mini Mechas. Simultaneously, the other two team members should rush to the Mecha Warlord, convincing your opponents that you're prioritizing the Boss battle for Parts to stall their progress.
This sudden sneak move can at least secure 2-3 Parts from the Mini Mechas. Now, gather your team near the Mecha Warlord; as you didn't summon a Mecha in the previous wave, your number of Parts hasn't decreased. Adding the Parts from this sneak move, you'll have a significant advantage when summoning your Mecha in the second wave. If you manage to collect all 10 Parts from the Mecha Warlord, you might even be able to destroy the enemy base in a single assault.
