W.H.I.T.E.O.U.T

This is something that you would use Murmur on.
It's a Cooling Hunter build, which focuses on crippling opponents by reducing their cooling to severely low levels then forcing them into shutdowns as their cooling is unable to remove enough heat.
Note: This build isn't 100% accurate, so don't jump me for a build that's not 100% accurate (this is for the high rankers that want 100% for everything).

 
Edit: I forgot to add a not.

I warned you guys that the game was gonna come to this but this is just brutal.

I warned you guys that the game was gonna come to this but this is just brutal.

Boxes won't guarantee you the new item since the packs are the ones with the "increased drop rates" for the new item.
But you're more likely to get a legendary (a good one) from a box than a pack (which has higher chances for legendaries that are just myth food).
It's a "pick-your-poison" type situation, though, so go with what you want. Just know that packs are more likely to disappoint you than boxes.

She then killed Red Knight with her stream.
Did he go down painlessly? Of course not because he had to witness an FHA get fused.
 

Edit: Post Merge. Great.

Nah, mate.
Have YOU ever seen a BrightRoar mech?

She then killed Red Knight with her stream.
Did he go down painlessly? Of course not because he had to witness an FHA get fused.
 

Edit: Post Merge. Great.

She then killed Red Knight with her stream.
Did he go down painlessly? Of course not because he had to witness an FHA get fused.
 

Edit: Post Merge. Great.

This new item wasn't as bad as I thought... I mean, I expected it to be actually good to the point of angering a whole lot of people in arena... But this thing is legitimately useless once you realize that the game caps you at 1 of these while individual Fortresses can be used on the same build for full all-round resistance.
Only EFAs may rejoice to the sight of this thing because its arrival has already been overshadowed by its predecessors (and the Vests). 
Edit: But that's just my opinion...
My SuperMechanical Game Opinion!

The joy of SuperMechs is to actually have joy.
Don't be competitive since that's usually met with a new wall of "this is why you're bad" whenever you do something to improve yourself but when you play for the hell of it, the disappointment doesn't hit as hard as it would normally do.
Sure, the game's boring and pretty unbalanced, but when you have some joy in your achievements, you may be able to alleviate the pain.
Thank you for joining my ted talk.

Context: This is from my rank 10 box rewards. Yes, I got a premium item from my rewards... But this box is a bigger achievement than just the Spinefall... 
It's my 3rd legendary drop from an arena box in a row.
My first legendary in this sequence of boxes was legendary Massive Shocker Feet.
The second was Quad Core Booster.
And now it's the Spinefall.

Oh, and...
@Chaotic_Shadow Is this the card that you were looking for?
Edit: I added the context part to the post.
Edit #2: I stylized the context part's context label.

Why did you have to tell them about the secret ingredient, man?!
Now they're gonna capitalize on it with overpriced price tags!

Why did you have to tell them about the secret ingredient, man?!
Now they're gonna capitalize on it with overpriced price tags!

To order to get the most XP for your fuel usage, OD-6 Insane is the best option due to its 19k XP for 7 fuel. That, and it's quick to complete, so it won't take as much time to complete as ODSM-2, where there's a 2 buggies and 4 mechs while OD-6 has 1 buggy, 1 tank, and 1 mech.
As for gold, OD-6 Insane is also usable but 2v2 Madboy gives more gold. It really depends on how much time you have and whether or not your builds are strong enough to beat Bigboy or Madboy on Insane difficulty.
And for food, DL-6 (Drylands - Ramboy) Normal or OD-6 Normal since they both have fortune box chances for low fuel costs (DL-6 = 4 fuel per run on Normal / OD-6 = 5 fuel per run on Normal). However, keep in mind that OD-6 Normal bots will adapt to your build's power level, so they'll have Insane level of stats if you're strong enough... Oh, and OD-6 Normal has less fortune box chances than DL-6 Normal but it provides more gold and XP per run.

Hello fellow mech pilots!
As you all know the grind can be a lot in the game and therefore I would like to a range of topics over the next few weeks to create suggestions to improve this. Please keep in mind these suggestions are only my own opinion and not that of Gato Games. Of course if you also have suggestions please feel free to make them below but please keep on topic! Each of these threads will be dedicated to a certain area to ensure the discussion is focussed on a key area. If your point is not to do with the key area then feel free to make your own thread!
 
Item Limit
The item limit was added as we moved to reloaded and hit a lot of players hard. It has never been liked and has even ruined some accounts due to having tens of thousands of items. 
Now that we have gotten used to the item limit it does have some large negatives:
In a game that certain items are hard to find it forces you to chuck away the ones you do have.  To boost up items you have to do multiple iterations of buying - boosting - even when you have the money to do so. You can only buy 5 slots at a time and the cost increases every time.  Forces pilots to hoard boxes unable to open them due to a full inventory and may not have the time/money to boost.  But it also has some positives:
Loading your inventory takes less time. New players are forced to learn about boosting.  
Overall I feel the item limit is just too restrictive when it doesn't need to be. I also expect the server work from a few extra item slots would not be a massive impact to the game. Therefore I would like to recommend the following changes to reduce this impact:
Change inventory increase size from 5 to 25 in terms of slot size. Change inventory cost from to be half the current cost per 5 slots.  Add an inventory limit of X spaces (suggested 1000). Anyone that reaches above this due to the above changes would get premium boxes equating to the amount of reds you would be owed.  Give players an extra 50 slots per 50 levels. (50, 100, 150, 200, 250) 

The store was basically an item marketplace where all of the in-game items were able to be directly bought with gold/tokens. As you leveled-up in legacy times, more and more items would unlock and become purchasable. 
For the cost determination, common to epic items were purchasable with gold while legendary and mythical items were purchasable with tokens.
You could also get kits from the store like the ones that you see dropping from supply crates in Reloaded campaign maps (Legacy did that too but also had bullet and rocket ammo kits to replenish your ammunition) but they were  permanent until used... Which meant that you could carry HP kits with you into arena in order to heal yourself in the middle of combat.
Extra Note: Using kits in the middle of any battle (campaign and arena alike) will take an action point away per kit, so it wasn't easy to abuse the system without risking your mech's life in the process. 

Ay! You found Nemo!
... But all Disney jokes aside, congrats.
Now you just need to worry about Swoop users and their hardcore boiler builds.

All drones have that range... It's basically the game's way of saying infinite (because it tends to struggle with saying simple things).

Ay! You found Nemo!
... But all Disney jokes aside, congrats.
Now you just need to worry about Swoop users and their hardcore boiler builds.

The store was basically an item marketplace where all of the in-game items were able to be directly bought with gold/tokens. As you leveled-up in legacy times, more and more items would unlock and become purchasable. 
For the cost determination, common to epic items were purchasable with gold while legendary and mythical items were purchasable with tokens.
You could also get kits from the store like the ones that you see dropping from supply crates in Reloaded campaign maps (Legacy did that too but also had bullet and rocket ammo kits to replenish your ammunition) but they were  permanent until used... Which meant that you could carry HP kits with you into arena in order to heal yourself in the middle of combat.
Extra Note: Using kits in the middle of any battle (campaign and arena alike) will take an action point away per kit, so it wasn't easy to abuse the system without risking your mech's life in the process. 

The campaign does really need an improvement since it's been the same from the start of Reloaded... Well, 1v1 was the same since the start of Reloaded while 2v2 and 3v3 were just gradual additions to the game as it grew from there... But you get my point.
As for the store, it's not gonna work out well while the transforming system is still a thing. I mean, think about it... If you have all of the legendary items on a storefront and are all purchasable, what's gonna stop a player from buying a powerful L-M and 5 bad legendaries in order to max that powerful L-M? Even if it costs tokens to get L-Ms or all legendaries in general, that would only mean that F2Ws are restricted from doing that while P2Ws can go all-out and just buy everything until they got full myth mechs with nothing but L-Ms.
Sure, it would alleviate all of the RnG gameplay of premium boxes, packs, and fortune boxes... But it'll cost F2Ws the small chance they have left to compete with P2Ws in arena if the legendary items are going to be in a shop for everyone to buy, regardless if the price tags are gold or tokens. 
Legacy got away with the shop since items couldn't be transformed (they came in separate forms that had to be earned/bought) but with Reloaded, times have changed and we can't really afford to have another shop.

Someone's gotta bring some fun facts on the trip to boredom and eventual SM annihilation in order to alleviate the grimness of the current situation!

No regret divining this badboy, even though I don't have many meta items