Bounty Hunter Archive
Thread: BH/Commando?
brebill wrote:
i tried it just the other day because i just came back for the CU and still have full respec. From what i saw commando just sucks vs jedi. the lack of decent dps weapons and poor speed ones just suck.
I fought a paddy with it and i could not kill him for the life of me.
If you ask me commando is the most worthless prof in the game.
yup. the fire dmg does absolutely nothing good.
PRE-CU = commando was an extremely useful proffession killing mobs like elders and krayts. The wounding + the super fire damage was great.
POST-CU = commando has no specials. The average flamethrower does half of what a carbine does (even with specials). No wound damage. Might as well go bh/entertainer, ud have a better chance with that slitherhorn than the flamethrower.
TrandotionAssassin wrote:
brebill wrote:
i tried it just the other day because i just came back for the CU and still have full respec. From what i saw commando just sucks vs jedi. the lack of decent dps weapons and poor speed ones just suck.
I fought a paddy with it and i could not kill him for the life of me.
If you ask me commando is the most worthless prof in the game.
yup. the fire dmg does absolutely nothing good.PRE-CU = commando was an extremely useful proffession killing mobs like elders and krayts. The wounding + the super fire damage was great.
POST-CU = commando has no specials. The average flamethrower does half of what a carbine does (even with specials). No wound damage. Might as well go bh/entertainer, ud have a better chance with that slitherhorn than the flamethrower.
I have to disagree with the fire dmg not being good. I remember dueling cm's and stuff and if I was lucky enough to land the dot (like 1 in 10 times it lands if that) it would really beat the opponent up.
POST-CU = commando has no specials. The average flamethrower does half of what a carbine does (even with specials). No wound damage. Might as well go bh/entertainer, ud have a better chance with that slitherhorn than the flamethrower.
