Question for his Trojan network: If you manage to hack an enemy infantry and down them (99% of the time you will die trying but that’s another story) does your teammates ALSO see nearby enemies highlighted in red through walls for a brief second?? Or does only Rao seem them in red outlines, and his teammates only see them pinged on the mini map for a brief second? I got mixed answers when asking on discord so not sure how it works… If his ability doesn’t highlight enemies in red for your team also, then his ability would be by far the worse ability in the game by far. Even if it does show for teammates it literally last 1 second or less, that’s still insanely weak and too short. Also does rao even get assist points for enemies downed after his Trojan network? I could never tell when trying.. Hacking infantry should be nearly instantaneous and teammates downing them should activate his Trojan network ability, but that’s another story….
So if someone could just clarify if teammates can also see enemies highlighted visually in red for a brief moment from his Trojan network? Or is it only on the mini map for teammates? I only played the trial really so am not able to test out abilities any further but his Trojan network I could never figure out how it actually works
I really think that Alex adopting Ruby would be a gigantic mistake for the show and her character going forward. First thing, Alex is probably the least maternal woman on the show so her wanting a kid so the writers could break her up with Maggie seems contrary to her established character. She's a hard drinking, badass, police brutality enthusiast, no-nonsense DEO agent and I feel like having a kid won't add anything to her character. Bring her ruthlessness up as a plot point or have her and Kara have an ideological dispute about...something. Second, Ruby as a pre-teen doesn't fit with the rest of the characters as mid 20 somethings to early 30 somethings. Her world and what she cares about in a day-to-day fashion is way far removed from the issues Kara and her gang face and I think trying to mesh the two worlds together will hurt the show. Let's say Ruby inherits Sam's powers, she's still too young to go out in the field as a superhero and everyone, especially Kara, would never allow that, so that's out. Ruby's not even a teenager, she's legit a child.
I don't see what adding Ruby to the show as a regular will do to help the show, but I can think of a lot of ways that it could hurt and slow down Supergirl. I can see it coming like the iceberg about to hit the Titanic.
What do y'all think? Could adding Ruby as a regular assuming Alex adopts her help or hurt the show? How so?
ETA: I'm sorry if I offended anyone by saying badass women aren't maternal, that was insensitive of me. What I mean is that Alex comes across to me as an adrenaline junkie and loves her job out on the field. If she adopts Ruby who will have presumably lost Sam, it would be very irresponsible of Alex to continue to risk her life like this. So then Alex gets a desk job and is relegated to the same role as Winn and J'onn? It would be a disservice to the character.
I'm a pretty reasonable Taya player but I always have problems when it comes to fighting Shen Rao. He dodges all my damage and I can't seem to do anything against him. His left click range is why longer than mine and it makes it hard to poke, and trying to hit a right click just leads to him using Q or Space and dodging it. I'm lost on what I should do against him.
