Dec. 06, 2014 5:21 AM
Got some testing done!
Benchmarks:
MF-H Lightning L-Drago 85R2F vs. MF-H Earth Cancer R145RSF
Earth launched first on all launches. Prime R2F. RSF worn to nonaggression.
Lightning: wins, 18/20 (13 KO, 5 OS)
Earth: wins, 2/20 (2 OS)
MF-H Lightning L-Drago 85R2F win rate: 90%
Out-spins likely wouldn't have happened had I used RB on Earth Cancer. Nevertheless, very impressive numbers. That's Lightning for you; the bane of all mid-height Defense customs
MF-H Pegasis R145R2F vs. MF-H Earth Cancer R145RSF
Earth launched first on all launches. Prime R2F. RSF worn to nonaggression.
Pegasis: wins, 7/20 (All KO)
Earth: wins, 13/20 (2 KO, 11 OS)
MF-H Pegasis R145R2F win rate: 35%
For some reason, I was having a very, very difficult time with the right-spin Attack customs tonight. The left-spin combinations did considerably well, but I had a tough time with Pegasis and Cosmic.
Attack testing:
MF-H Cosmic Unicorno II R145R2F vs. MF-H Earth Cancer R145RSF
Earth launched first on all launches. Prime R2F. RSF worn to nonaggression.
Cosmic: wins, 6/20 (All KO)
Earth: wins, 14/20 (2 KO, 12 OS)
MF-H Cosmic Unicorno II R145R2F win rate: 30%
Definitely on-par with Pegasis for me. Pegasis landed 1 more KO, but there were several rounds in this set where Cosmic literally launched Earth into the air and threw it against the wall multiple times, so I'm confident that the win rate could've been higher. Overall, Cosmic seems to be a slightly more explosive version of Pegasis (perhaps not quite as consistent, but more high-powered in general, at least in my experience).
MsF-H Dark Knight Bahamdia [Crystal-Up] 85R2F vs. MF-H Earth Cancer R145RSF
Earth launched first on all launches. Prime R2F. RSF worn to nonaggression.
Dark Knight: wins, 15/20 (9 KO, 6 OS)
Earth: wins, 5/20 (2 KO, 3 OS)
MSF-H Dark Knight Bahamdia [Crystal-Up] 85R2F: 75%
Pretty impressive. Lightning was more consistent, moved more smoothly, and suffered less recoil, but Dark Knight wasn't all that bad. Not too sure if it should be listed, but it's by no means a bad part.
Benchmarks:
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MF-H Lightning L-Drago 85R2F vs. MF-H Earth Cancer R145RSF
Earth launched first on all launches. Prime R2F. RSF worn to nonaggression.
Lightning: wins, 18/20 (13 KO, 5 OS)
Earth: wins, 2/20 (2 OS)
MF-H Lightning L-Drago 85R2F win rate: 90%
Out-spins likely wouldn't have happened had I used RB on Earth Cancer. Nevertheless, very impressive numbers. That's Lightning for you; the bane of all mid-height Defense customs
MF-H Pegasis R145R2F vs. MF-H Earth Cancer R145RSF
Earth launched first on all launches. Prime R2F. RSF worn to nonaggression.
Pegasis: wins, 7/20 (All KO)
Earth: wins, 13/20 (2 KO, 11 OS)
MF-H Pegasis R145R2F win rate: 35%
For some reason, I was having a very, very difficult time with the right-spin Attack customs tonight. The left-spin combinations did considerably well, but I had a tough time with Pegasis and Cosmic.
Attack testing:
Spoiler (Click to View)
MF-H Cosmic Unicorno II R145R2F vs. MF-H Earth Cancer R145RSF
Earth launched first on all launches. Prime R2F. RSF worn to nonaggression.
Cosmic: wins, 6/20 (All KO)
Earth: wins, 14/20 (2 KO, 12 OS)
MF-H Cosmic Unicorno II R145R2F win rate: 30%
Definitely on-par with Pegasis for me. Pegasis landed 1 more KO, but there were several rounds in this set where Cosmic literally launched Earth into the air and threw it against the wall multiple times, so I'm confident that the win rate could've been higher. Overall, Cosmic seems to be a slightly more explosive version of Pegasis (perhaps not quite as consistent, but more high-powered in general, at least in my experience).
MsF-H Dark Knight Bahamdia [Crystal-Up] 85R2F vs. MF-H Earth Cancer R145RSF
Earth launched first on all launches. Prime R2F. RSF worn to nonaggression.
Dark Knight: wins, 15/20 (9 KO, 6 OS)
Earth: wins, 5/20 (2 KO, 3 OS)
MSF-H Dark Knight Bahamdia [Crystal-Up] 85R2F: 75%
Pretty impressive. Lightning was more consistent, moved more smoothly, and suffered less recoil, but Dark Knight wasn't all that bad. Not too sure if it should be listed, but it's by no means a bad part.