#LIMBO 2015 MECHANICS MOD#

I would like to reference the mod Provoked. I'm of the opinion that one should not mod for something that is extremely conditional. If you are in a desperate enough situation that you actually need this power, you probably dont have enough time to get the reticle on the target. This really has a limited application, depending on how many people have enough health to warrant using the power augment. You can heal up to 25% of a targets health, affected by power strength, which winds up being around 71%.

Haven: This power is sort of useful, but I dont think it's worth the mod space. Sure, she produces more, but Limbo is the best frame for getting back on their feet, in terms of recovering energy.) (BTW I hear you, Trinity Fanboys, but Limbo can do it without precision targeting, and without requiring energy to do so. In addition, due to his ability to amass energy like no other Frame, this makes him capable of perpetual Channeling, which means Channeling builds, which arent always a viable option. Not only does this make 150 enough energy, it means that you will never even have to dream of using Flow, even if you use a Rage/QT build, and BTW, if you arent using a Rage/QT build, you may consider getting your head checked. Due to the void mechanic where you gain 2 energy per second, you can gain back whatever it is that you spend, regardless of your build, in as few as 2 seconds, or at most, 11 seconds in the Rift. With him, it is insanely easy to get energy. The thing that is great about Limbo, is that he should never need a Flow to be viable. Power: This is the stat that makes Limbo the man. His stances are alright, and I love the noble one, but not so much for the agile one, which looks like a leering pervert that you may see standing just outside of their court mandated 500 feet from the school playground. I went for a bit of a steampunk bat winged wizard with energy force fields.because why not. Now, it is fortunate that there are a lot of options in general, but none that really say 'stage magician' or 'Wizard', so unless you want to go for something odd, you're going to look a bit off. Such is the plight of Limbo, who could never be mistaken for anything other than a Stage Magician, or a Wizard, depending on the helmet you use. Take, for example, Mesa, who, for some reason, is a set of battle armor that is either made of leather, or perfectly sculpted to look like leather, even with an armored bandana. That abstract nature was great in terms of customization. Older frames, such as Excalibur, Ember, Volt, Mag, and others, were so abstract that one might actually be confused as to the nature of their abilities, or there theme. While frames formerly were abstract, they are now more defined in how they look. This isnt really a bad thing, but it is limiting on how one can mod for appearance. Appearance: As with some of the more recent frames, Limbo is, IMO, overly themed.

Limbo 2015 mechanics