The video compares the Wikelo and Pledged versions of the Atlas Alice Gioy (IKTI), highlighting differences in movement mechanics, weaponry, and combat performance, with the Wikelo variant offering faster, agile jumps and rapid-fire but lower damage weapons, while the Pledged version provides greater fuel capacity, higher damage plasma repeater with AoE effects, and better durability. Ultimately, the Pledged IKTI is recommended for both PvE and PvP due to its superior firepower, sustained aerial mobility, and repair capabilities, whereas the Wikelo IKTI suits players favoring quick, precise combat maneuvers.
In this video, the creator conducts a comprehensive comparison and testing of two types of Atlas Alice Gioy (IKTI) in the game: the Wikelo version and the Pledged (Pledge Store) version. Both versions have identical component slots including weapon racks, storage compartments, grenade slots, and sidearm storage, but they differ in functionality and performance. The video begins with an overview of these slots, highlighting storage capacities and repair mechanics using Cambio SRT canisters and RMC resources, essential for maintaining the Alice Gioy during combat.
The movement mechanics between the two versions show significant differences. The Wikelo version has a smaller booster fuel capacity but recharges faster in the air, allowing quick successive jumps, which is useful for agile maneuvers. Conversely, the Pledged version has a much larger fuel capacity but recharges slower, requiring longer jump distances but enabling longer airtime and higher jumps. This makes the Pledged Alice Gioy better suited for sustained aerial movement, though it demands more precise timing and positioning.
Weaponry is another major point of differentiation. The Wikelo IKTI is equipped with a size one CF repeater that fires faster but deals lower alpha damage (11.3 hit points) and lacks area-of-effect (AoE) damage. The Pledged IKTI features a plasma repeater with slower firing speed but significantly higher alpha damage (28 hit points) and a 3-meter AoE radius that can knock back enemies, making it more effective in ground combat scenarios, especially against groups of enemies.
Detailed combat tests demonstrate the practical implications of these differences. The Wikelo IKTI requires more accurate shooting and careful capacitor management due to its lower damage output and faster firing rate. In contrast, the Pledged IKTI’s plasma repeater delivers powerful shots with AoE knockback effects, providing crowd control advantages. The video also showcases the Pledged IKTI’s superior repair capabilities and durability, making it more viable for prolonged PvE and PvP engagements.
Overall, the video concludes that while the Wikelo Alice Gioy offers quick and agile movement with faster weapon firing, the Pledged Alice Gioy excels in firepower, damage mitigation, and sustained aerial mobility. Players owning the Pledged version are encouraged to use it for both PvE and PvP due to its enhanced combat effectiveness and enjoyable gameplay experience. The creator wraps up with a fun in-game adventure, emphasizing the unique features and tactical benefits of each IKTI variant.
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