Summary
- Replicate is niche but powerful, duplicating elite loot in key situations.
- Touch of Mana is vital for healing teammates, requires close proximity.
- Two-Way Teleporter is versatile, allowing creative plays like teleporting enemies.
Supervive does a great job diversifying its gameplay by introducing a wide array of hunters, abilities, consumables, and power-ups to encourage unique combinations. Speaking of power-ups, a common yet life-saving item you can equip during a match are Powers, which provide several key bonuses like enhanced firepower, movement speed, sight, and even new abilities like teleportation.
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You can equip up to two Powers at a time, either rechargeable (Active) or active nonstop throughout the match (Passive). Generally, you’ll want to pick up the first one you see, but swapping out for stronger options becomes commonplace the more you kill and loot. With a massive roster of 77 Powers, there’s clearly no shortage of choices, but a few standout choices definitely take priority.
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Replicate
Rarity: Exotic
- Ability: Duplicate all items in an area, including inventory items.
- Type: Active.
- Cooldown: 90 seconds.
Although Replicate has some fairly niche uses, it can be a blessing when you find yourself in front of elite loot. Duplicating any dropping coins, health potions, Legendary armor, exotic Powers, and other similar treasures is just as powerful as it sounds.
You should preferably have this Power equipped when you’re either on an extremely rewarding quest or hacking a vault. Since there’s a good chance you’ll find a high-caliber item, doubling it with Replicate gives your teammate a complementary benefit. When you’re at the endgame, where it often boils down to gear rarity, this ability can be a huge deciding factor.
Duplicating high-rarity items like exotic equipment or a Legendary Armor will remove this Power from your inventory!
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Touch Of Mana
Rarity: Rare
- Ability: Touching an ally recovers mana for both of you.
- Type: Passive.
- Cooldown: None.
The last thing you want in a Supervive match is to be the last person standing, and when your team has a proper healer, the Touch of Life is a solid asset. With its ability to stack up with each teammate who has it equipped, you can potentially heal your whole squad by 60 percent.
Of course, this Power has a core requirement — your teammates must stay close at all times. While this isn’t a major thing for someone like Shrike, Shiv, or Joule, it’s a considerable limiting parameter for close-range hunters. Fortunately, you can bypass this restriction by using teleporting or hook-like mechanics, like Kingpin’s grab or Void’s swap.
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Delicate Disguise
Rarity: Exotic
- Ability: At full health, gain invisibility.
- Type: Passive.
- Cooldown: None.
Invisibility can be an overpowering technique in the hands of certain hunters, like Hudson, Shrike, and Felix. Among the Powers that offer this utility, none do it as well as Delicate Disguise, which is much more versatile. Not only is it ridiculously easy to trigger, but it does so at a time when you want it the most — before facing an enemy.
This Power has, by far, the highest success rate for catching opponents off-guard. You can even trigger it while running away from enemies by constantly healing yourself. If you are a close-range hunter, this is the ideal tool for you.
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Two-Way Teleporter
Rarity: Epic
- Ability: Create a portal at the target location and your feet. Reactivate to swap everything within each portal.
- Type: Active.
- Cooldown: 120 seconds.
There are a few good reasons why the Two-Way Teleporter has one of the most constraining cooldowns of any non-exotic Power. Because you’re transporting yourself and everything within each portal, you can teleport things like chests, death boxes, resurrection beacons, and even other players to any part of the map.
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The more creative you are, the better it gets — you can set up a teleporter between an area inside and outside the safe zone and, when an enemy is lured in, teleport them somewhere far outside the safe zone. Plays like this are tricky to execute, but the results are truly mindblowing once you get the hang of it.
After triggering the Two-Way Teleporter, you must wait five seconds before using it.
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Armor Shredder
Rarity: Exotic
- Ability: Your damage is five times more effective at destroying armor.
- Type: Passive.
- Cooldown: None.
The Armor Shredder’s ability is as simple as you can get, but this Power is devastating towards the endgame. Depleting enemy armor five times as quickly, especially with a heavy hitter like Hudson, Joule, or Brall, means you can knock them down within seconds. This is especially useful if they have high-tier protection like Legendary or Rare armor.
The only time when this Power’s effect isn’t abundantly noticeable is when your opponent doesn’t have any armor in the first place. In almost any other scenario, though, this will let you melt through enemy HP. Regarding offense-based Powers, the Armor Shredder has no competition, even outclassing the Tactical Nukes.
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Delicate Barrier
Rarity: Rare
- Ability: At full health, take reduced damage.
- Type: Passive.
- Cooldown: None.
Like any battle royale, there’s a good chance you’ll spot an enemy before they spot you and initiate the fight. With the Delicate Barrier, though, your chances of winning those encounters increase dramatically — having 50 percent damage resistance at full health, which lingers 0.5 seconds after losing that initial HP, is a tremendous advantage for sudden encounters.
This is the perfect Power for a tank or frontliner, which loses significant HP when trying to reach the opponent. The Delicate Barrier allows you to neglect that initial hurdle, giving you the spacing you were originally seeking.
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Fate Rewinder
Rarity: Exotic
- Ability: Rewind your location and health to where you were five seconds ago.
- Type: Active.
- Cooldown: 30 seconds.
The Fate Rewinder is the exemplar of the term ‘comeback’ because of the sheer uses it has. Instantly returning to a state you were five seconds ago enables either a tactical retreat or an ambush from a new and unsuspecting position.
What’s fascinating to note is this Power’s low cooldown, letting you potentially travel several times during an encounter. The Rewinder is lethal in 1v1 scenarios, where you can effortlessly restore a good chunk of HP and, if positioned correctly, appear behind enemies for a swift kill. There’s a multitude of ways to utilize this mechanic, and so its versatility makes it a must-have.
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Power Shuffler
Rarity: Exotic
- Ability: Activating a Power causes it to reroll into a different Power with a massively reduced cooldown.
- Type: Passive.
- Cooldown: None.
Some players rely on and use their Powers far more frequently than others, and the Power Shuffler shines in that dynamic. If you have an Active Power in a slot, the Power Shuffler ensures that its slot is almost always ready.
While there’s a clear RNG aspect — the new Powers you’ll get will be completely random, and potentially even weaker — it becomes incredibly powerful when you have an Active exotic Power. The available pool not only narrows but also significantly increases your chances of rolling high-value abilities. After all, getting Powers like the Mega Cluster Nuke and Replicate essentially for free can be absurd.
Battle Royale
MOBA
Shooter
- Released
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2024
- Developer(s)
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Theorycraft Games
- Publisher(s)
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Theorycraft Games
- Multiplayer
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Online Multiplayer
- Engine
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Unreal Engine 5
- Early Access Release
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November 20, 2024