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Most of the agents in Strinova either have some ability to locate the enemies, delay their movement, or straight-up push into them and get a couple of picks. These agents are quite easy to understand since the playstyle is similar to other games that have the same game modes.
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Nobunaga is one of the few characters that doesn’t have much going on in terms of these play styles, and the main focus of his kit is to buff himself while occasionally revealing enemies. This makes him a little unconventional to play.
Nobunaga Abilities, Explained
Much like every other superstring in Strinova, Nobunaga also has a set of three abilities as follows:
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Guardian Eye |
By using this skill, you can deploy an eye on the ground with a certain radius. Within this radius, Nobunaga has higher fire rate, weapon usability, and armor regeneration. You can deploy up to two eyes on the map. If you’re standing in the area covered by both these eyes, the bonuses given by them are increased. |
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Blinding Shot |
When in ADS mode, you can see your shot being charged on the gun’s crosshair. Once it’s fully charged, hitting an enemy makes them lose their crosshair for a bit. |
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Pulse Overload |
This is the only information ability that Nobunaga has by default, and it essentially reveals the enemies within its radius once deployed. |
Best Nobunaga Loadout
Nobunaga’s primary weapon is a DMR, which means that it has a single-fire mode with high long-range damage, and you can also make it automatic with an upgrade. However, if you don’t have godly aim, this gun might fail in a close-range battle. To prevent this, you can use Stinger as your secondary weapon.
Top this off with a grenade and a tattletale as the tactical items for your build. The former can be used to weed out enemies hiding in corners while the latter can complement Nobunaga’s site defense play style by letting you know if enemies come from a different path that you or your teammates aren’t watching.
If you’re using his second awaken ability, you can also use a smoke bomb as the tactical item to get some free downs.
When it comes to in-game upgrades, both awaken abilities for Nobunaga are phenomenal. Eye of Justice lets your team have more information about enemy locations while Warp Link lets you play aggressively. If you’re using the first one, you can smoke off the eye’s radius when the enemies are pushing.
This will reveal them to you if they enter but they won’t be able to see anything. Other than that, here are some important upgrades to make Nobunaga valuable:
- Base damage for core
- Headshot damage for critical hit
- Armor regen for Guardian Eye
- Heavy armor
Tips To Play Nobunaga
Here are a few tips to help you get used to Nobunaga’s abilities and the general play style:
- Nobunaga is a territorial character that needs a lot of patience. You can’t simply push into enemy territory since you’ll likely lose the battles there. Instead, it’s important to understand which site the enemies are going to be at and camp there.
- You can recall Nobunaga’s Guardian Eyes when you’re directly looking at them in their radius. This makes them enter a cooldown before you can place them again.
- Your Guardian Eye placement should change based on the awaken ability you’re using. For the information one, you’d want to place them at entry points. On the other hand, for the teleport, you’d need one Guardian Eye for aggressive plays and the other one back in safety.
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