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however those changes were limited in the beta. Some of the powers already being offered are pretty nifty though. The vortex shield catches projectiles in mid flight and suspends them there, allowing you to throw them back at your enemy, while nuclear ejection triggers a bomb explosion once your robot is doomed to be destroyed – wiping out anyone in the blast radius. Surprisingly the movement is very good in the titans. Each machine can run and melee and has a dash ability to get out of harm's way when a volley of rockets heads in its direction. You don’t even have to enter the cockpit of the titan if you don’t want to either, with the robot also having a ‘guard’ and ‘follow’ mode. This proves particularly helpful when holding command posts or when your more nimble pilot needs to get the drop on a foe while the titan keeps him busy. But the Runescape game hasn’t made titan an unstoppable force – in fact quite the opposite. Everyone is equipped with a titan-killing weapon, with rocket launchers and machine guns offered in the beta – and enemy pilots can mount, or ‘rodeo’ the outer hull of a titan and severely damage and even destroy the robots by shooting into a titan's exposed head. It makes for a pretty crazy fight and the balance that’s already been achieved between pilots and titans is excellent. However things could get even crazier in-game following the news some levels could in fact be harboring legitimate monsters to have to deal RS 3 Gold with. Until now, this information has been kept under wraps by Respawn and it opens up a world of questions about general gameplay strategy and the need for some pretty serious tactical awareness that just isn’t addressed in the beta. As if the battle between giant robots and super-nimble soldiers couldn’t get any more nuts!Get to the drop zoneSome of the most hair-raising moments I’ve had so far are during the epilogue' moments of each battle. Basically at the end of each match everyone gets a single life and the losing team has to make it to a randomised dropzone where they can escape the level and receive additional XP for doing so. It’s the winning side's job to kill their opponents before they escape; I’ve only made it off-planet twice and I was the only guy in the ship my pilot shooting wildly at enemies as the bay doors slowly closed before we hit light speed. Other times I’ve desperately made a run to the evacuation point only to realise I’m not going to make it to the ship in time – my focus then shifts to clusters of enemies attempting to stop my team from escaping in one piece as I’m left behind. It provides a surprisingly powerful gameplay mechanic, which really makes you feel like your pilot is someone you should care about as he or she desperately makes his or her way to the ship. Burn baby, burnAnother addition in Titanfall is the use of a perk system called burn cards.