The Ultimate Camping Build

this video was sponsored by a curiosity stream and if you like there is a second one on nebula, more on that at the end of the video, while factions like birds and mammals may seem like the most dominant

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s in the current meta, the faction with the most The highest number for your members is undoubtedly insects, no matter what your preferred play style, there is an insect structure optimized to dominate almost any niche you can imagine and despite the obvious drawback of playing in a lower weight category, many of the best insects they can contain. yours even against the heavies today I want to talk about a bug structure that is often overlooked by the outside community at large, but that Mane bugs tend to complain about all the time.

I'm talking about the group of insects known as narara. This is the end. form one of the most fearsome

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s of the entire bug faction, let's take a look at its stats, so a quick overview of this build tells us that it has some of the lowest stats of any bug built without specialized weaponry and with an extremely flimsy exoskeleton. aerial maneuverability and no special camouflage, this bill doesn't really have much to offer, so why is it such a controversial build in the bug meta even though normally the final form of a build tends to be its shape? more powerful too?

It's not always the case when you shift focus from the final form to the low-level larval form, suddenly things become a little more obvious. There are two main strategies that this build tends to adopt and we'll get to them in a moment. but it is quite evident from the start that they both support incredibly high power ratings for their size, this is due to their comically large jaws which, apart from their fearsome appearance, also have the important special ability of being hollow, allowing the neurons have another main offensive ability to come into play their poison which is injected through the needle-like jaws, this poison liquefies the target players it incites, allowing them to be later filtered through the same hollow jaws .

The two variants of this build are the lacewing and the amp line, both have the same powerful jaws, but each of them also focuses on another secondary snap to increase the lacewing's defense and its stealth for the antlion. Let's start with the lacewing, as said before, they are pretty mediocre as adults, but their larvae are the worst enemy of all aphid names. In addition to its powerful jaws, this build has one of the most unique abilities in the game, the ability to create armor from the remains of the players who killed C Lakes. Fangs have one of the lowest defense levels in the game, being extremely small and lacking. a hard exoskeleton normally this will put the cord around the same level as a caterpillar in terms of how difficult they are to defeat and they are certainly vulnerable as most players are right at the beginning of their game, but yes, when stacking the shells of His victims on his back gain an impenetrable defensive barrier.

It's so effective that the lacewing can survive an attack by an entire battalion of ants, something that even players in higher weight classes can't always say once they've collected enough shells to use. They form their pupae, which are required to level up and reach their final form. This form lacks all of the powerful attributes of the larval stage, but gives them the range of mobility required to complete the main quest. The antlion adopts a similar game. style, but instead of their second ability to maximize their defense, the antlion focuses on stealth, their burrowing ability allows them to become almost completely undetectable in a matter of seconds, but also has the secondary function of allowing them to grow back continuously to create a trap for these.

Pit traps are the main reason why the bug player base hates antlions so much, since their entire strategy basically boils down to

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. The traps are tough enough to escape on their own, but to make their opponents even saltier, the antlions have a special ability. Press and our players to stun them using the chance to make them escape even more. Now let's talk matchups, so by far the best matchup for Lacewings is against Aphids, which are generally some of the weakest insect fields in the game and are mostly played by players looking to get better. Their XP gains while enraged, however, due to their defensive shield, they also have a good matchup against many of the common predators of that weight class, such as the ladybug beetle and the ant, the antlion, as you can probably guess, He also has an extremely good matchup. against Andrew, in fact he's probably second only to the anteater, his main weakness is flying bills because disabled insects have no problem escaping with the traps they set, so where do I think neurons fall on the list of levels?

Well, having a wedding showdown against the ants is a definite. The top tier says a lot, there are very few bug builds that can boast that matchup, however I think disrupting a player base has a ways to go before considering them top tier, the huge discrepancy between the sheer power of their larval form. and their puny adult form doesn't have to be the case, dragonflies have fierce nymph forms with rep toriel jaw parts that can impale other players, but their final form is also one of the most dominant air-to-air combatants in the world. game instead of I'm just a vessel to complete the main questline, so I'd like to see the doctor in the player base improve his adult build, as with some tweaks I could definitely see him become top tier.

There is actually a third internally built option that I have. We haven't discussed one yet that actually has an adult form worth discussing, it's called the Mantid fly and its ultra-fast claw slashes make it a fantastic build for PvP. In fact, he has another whole video about it in my Let's play series on the Nebula platform. That tears you apart is part of some of you already found this, but if you didn't know, I've been running a secret project on Nebula where I'm uploading new types of experimental videos where I show the gameplay of an individual animal and tell a story about the strategies you use to overcome challenges and defeat your enemies.

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