【イニブ】ダリルバルデ　200円モード7連勝記念に　1/6

I get it. Darryl Balde's fighting style. It was bad... "It's pretty fun to use, but its melee attacks aren't good enough to hit normally, so its F awakening is a bit iffy... and its S awakening is a bit iffy... what am I supposed to do with this unit!!" I thought, so I avoided it, but it's doable, this unit. Have more faith and keep firing. Use your sub-range and pellet mine. Even in a pinch, do your best with barrier melee and jumping melee. First battle: I had no choice but to take down the F91, which I didn't think I could kill, and then use Hyperion to finish it off... which was pretty tough. You absolutely have to avoid a situation where Bael can't take out first because it lacks the explosive power of its awakening. But conserving your health too much and getting ignored is also not good. To begin with, Hyperion has a machine gun, so there's a high risk of the pellet mines detonating, so it's tough to be seen by Hyperion... You just have to be patient, right? Just be patient and keep dealing damage little by little. It really took a lot of nerve. I'm really glad I was able to hold on when he was at 51 durability. It would have been easy to see why Bael would have been rushed, and his impatience would have prevented him from using his true character power. Because I had carefully thought out my winning strategy, I was able to stay calm and think, "I'll hit him with the pellet mine to slow him down, but I won't take him down, okay?" If it had been me at the beginning of Iniv, I feel like I would have carelessly followed up and taken him down there. I think I've grown a lot since I was able to fight by properly considering the order in which to take him down, and not by thinking, "I'll hold off on firing," but by thinking, "I don't intend to take him down from the start." I sent a message right after I hit the pellet mine with the feeling, "My partner has taken him down! Let's go and get him now!" I'm really grateful that he immediately rushed in and made the move. Second match: I needed to confirm early on whether my partner Papillon would harass Excelia with funnels, and whether he was an extremely skilled player who could conserve his energy while engaging in a ranged battle, so I spent the early game watching his movements. Then I immediately came into contact with Full Saber, so I thought, "Okay, I'll drop Darryl Balde later and hand over the cost to my partner, and then I'll play the rear guard while keeping an eye on Excelia to prevent her from acting as a turret and running wild. Understood." So I think I started off pretty stable. ...I think it's because I've come to trust my pellet mines and sub-ranged attacks. Or maybe it's more because I've somehow come to understand how to fight and escape. Above all, I'm grateful to my partner for taking on Full Saber. I was mentally grateful that we were able to win the battle early on. When I saw him land a melee attack after Embody, I thought, "Oh, I don't need to rush. This guy's fine. I can just focus on my own fight." A common pattern for losing when Excelia is on the enemy team is that Excelia becomes a cannon and becomes invincible... so I thought that if I could prevent that, this would be what would happen. I had the easy way out and "got away from fighting Full Saber," so it was only natural that I gave up two losses to my partner. However, I think I was able to fully utilize what I learned with Lupus: "Actively use jumping melee attacks to escape!" Forward special melee attacks are less likely to accidentally fire than backward melee attacks, so you can easily avoid them even in sudden situations, which is helpful. It's harder to accidentally fire forward. In another match that I didn't record, I awakened Lupus, who had overcosted and was fleeing with a jumping melee attack, and chased him with a jumping melee attack, and I landed a jumping melee attack right on target. Either he was surprised or he couldn't escape from his awakening... Daryl Balde instantly did over 280 damage, which I was impressed with. That's some crazy brain juice. Even Daryl Balde has brain juice points. I was watching the replay of that match from my partner's perspective, and my partner Lupus looked twice as Darryl Balde used the jump attack on Lupus, which was hilarious. He was like, "Hmm...huh?!?!?" Match 3: Can you guys beat a Maxstar that costs a full 4000? This match, I was just an extra cheering from the back, yelling, "Go for it, Maxstar! Go for it!!! There it is!!!!" Match 4: This match taught me, "So landing a hit isn't a CS, it's a sub move. This really deepens my understanding!" Seriously, where do you even use Darryl Balde's CS?! I only use it to save ammo. I guess it's meant to let you escape or stay in the air with the special slash before the CS during the Overheat Struggle. I'd like to have it ready to use in a pinch, but... isn't that an offensive move?! Lupus' CS can be used at close range or as a quick hit...