Titan ranking - 2020-10

This is the ranking of War Robots Titans based on their use in Champion's League. Enjoy!
1- Ao Ming 10/10
Cuirassier Gendarme 10/10
Retaliator Vengeance 8/10
Cyclone Cataclysm 6/10

Nothing is more annoying and devastating than an Ao Ming with Cuirassier and Gendarme shouting at you at 600m. Most of my games finished by a battle of Ao Ming. I am not a fan of titans as they are too impactful on the result of the matches. I will love to have an option to play match without titans.
2- Arthur 8/10
Retaliator Vengeance 10/10
Retaliator Cataclysm 7/10
Cyclone Cataclysm 7/10
Less used than Ao Ming in Champion's League, Arthur is nevertheless a good Titan in Champion's League. His strong shield and the fact it can hide behind obstacle and shoot over can make him to survive long time, except if it is shoot from different behind or side.
3- Nodens 7/10
Retaliator 10/10
Cyclone 8/10
Retaliator Cyclone 5/10
Nodens ability to heal significantly will help you to get honor points for healing. It can also move very fast. I think the reason why it is not used as much as Arthur and Ao Ming is probably because his firepower is less than Ao Ming and it can be destroyed faster than Arthur is under multiple fire. I don't think this is because of its cost: top players of Champion's League has everything maxed out. So I don't think the cost is a criteria of selection 🙂 But I am not sure so if you have idea, feel free to comment. Thanks
4- Kid 4/10
Kid is not used often in Champion's League compared to these 3 titans, especially at the top. Because it can be killed easily and the positioning of its weapons is not convenient compared to Arthur or Ao Ming which can shoot and hide behind a wall.

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