"easily broken"...how would you easily defeat a heavy with two logis or two heavies with four logis on an objective?

"easily broken"...how would you easily defeat a heavy with two logis or two heavies with four logis on an objective?

I think this mechanic allows for so much abuse. Amarr heavies with 1200hp+ with resistance to weapons coupled with (sometimes) 2 logis repping them at once. Someone, somewhere has to believe that there is something wrong with this, no? This game is supposed to be based on skill, right?

At first, it seemed ok but players started abusing it and something just didn't feel right about that mechanic. Especially when there is nothing like that for shield infantry (esp. heavies)

I'm thinking that the rep tool should be at 100% efficiency when the person is not taking any damage. And then perhaps 50% efficiency when the person is taking damage (for the people who want to continue to abuse this)

I'd be ok with that....there should be some sort of penalty when getting repped through damage.

50% or less rep through damage or your capacitor drain would suffice.

As someone who plays Assault ak.0 with a Viziam Scrambler (Occasionally DArth's), and 3 Complex Damage Mods, all I need is a single charged headshot to blap most Logistics fits unless the guy went full-out brick, in which case I just land a second one right after the first.

If you don't have that, try cooking a Flux nade at the group, and then going for the Logis with a Combat Rifle.

Rail Rifle users can attempt to find a ranged position with which to engage the Logis.

In the case of the Assault Rifle, many people will claim they can't do anything, but Cat Merc and Arkena Wyrnspire came up with a dual Kinetic Catalyzer fit for the Gallente Assault suit that's been allowing them to choose engagements rather effectively. I would recommend that anyone with skill into Assault Rifles combine them with Kinetic Catalyzers and use them to jump on those pesky Logi, shred them, and then run away.

In all of these situations you should NOT be running straight at the Sentinel while trying to kill his support. Most of the time those people will be in a squad together. If you're solo and trying to take on a group of players communicating with each other from the front, you're almost never going to win. Use the available terrain and cover to your advantage, break contact, and try to flank around. If that doesn't work, try and shadow the Sentinel until he engages another guy on your team, and then hit the Logi. It'll take the Sentinel a second or so to break off and switch targets, and in that time you can waste his support and leave him vulnerable.