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Striker Mod Stats Explained! (by u/ZeferSenano on Reddit)

By Drithos

An explanation for all the stats mentioned ingame by Mods etc.!
Made by u/ZeferSenano on the r/mechabreak subreddit!

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Category: Crafting, Gameplay Basics, Loot, Modding or Configuration, Multiplayer

Languages: English

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7 Aug, 2024 @ 8:16pm

7 Aug, 2024 @ 8:20pm

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Guide Index

Overview

Introduction

Energy

Fluid Armor

Mobility

Stability

Fire-Control System (FCS)

Weapon

Final Word

Comments

Introduction

After a lot of in-game testing u/ZeferSenano compiled his findings about the effects of the different mod stats in this reddit post, which I wanted to share here on Steam as well, with his blessing!

All credits go to ZeferSenano, I am only reposting their work!

Information last updated as of August 7th, 2024!

Max HP: This stat represents the total health pool (HP) of your Striker. In-game this is shown as a light turquoise bar. When this is depleted fully (is reduced to 0) your Pilot will eject and your Striker will break down and blow up.
HP Recovery (Repair): This stat represents the percentage effectiveness your Striker will recover HP when being repaired by something (an allied Luminae's Repair Drones as an example). Anything over 100% is a bonus in healing received and anything under 100% is a reduction in healing received. It is simply a flat percentage increase or decrease.
Blast DEF: This stat represents the damage reduction percentage your Striker has against explosive damage. The higher your percentage, the less damage you will take from explosives. For example, Stego's artillery.
Ballistic DEF: This stat represents the damage reduction percentage your Striker has against ballistic damage. The higher your percentage, the less damage you will take from ballistics. For example, Tricera's turrets. Keep in mind, that some weapons shoot energy (Alysnes as an example) and some shoot ballistics (Falcon as an example). To tell what damage type each Striker has, you can check out all the Striker stats and weapons in the Hanger.
Melee DEF: This stat represents the damage reduction percentage your Striker has against melee weapons. The higher your percentage, the less damage you will take from melee attacks. For example, Panther's lance.
Energy DEF: This stat represents the damage reduction percentage your Striker has against energy damage. The higher your percentage, the less damage you will take from energy lasers. For example, Aquila.

Energy

Max Energy: This stat represents the total energy pool (EN) of your Striker. In-game this is shown as a blue bar. When this is reduced to 0 your Striker's EN will Overload and will be unable to dash, jump, or fly for a certain amount of time (see Energy Fuse Threshold).
Energy Regen Speed (Land): This stat represents the amount of EN your Striker regenerates per second (regen) while on the ground and not doing anything that will drain energy.
Energy Regen Speed (Air): This stat represents the amount of EN your Striker regenerates per second (regen) while in the air and not doing anything that will drain energy.
Energy Fuse Threshold: This stat represents the percentage of EN your Striker must regen before it recovers from EN Overload. In-game this is show as a red line on your EN bar when you are completely out of EN. The lower your percentage, the faster your Striker can recover from EN Overload. While your EN is recovering to the red line it will be shown as gray. For example, 20% means your Striker must regen 20% of the max EN before recovering from EN Overload.
Energy Fuse Cooldown: This stat represents the delay before your Striker begins to regen EN after reaching EN Overload. The lower the number, the faster your Striker can begin recovering from EN Overload.
Energy Regen (Overload): This stat represents the percentage rate your Striker will regen EN while recovering from EN Overload. For example, Alysnes has an EN regen rate of 5470/880 (Land/Air) but will be reduced to 35% effectiveness (1914/308) while in EN Overload. The higher your percentage, the faster your Striker will recover from EN Overload after the Fuse cooldown.

Fluid Armor

Fluid Armor Max Capacity: This stat represents the total Fluid Armor pool of your Striker. In-game this is shown as a bar of white squares. When this is reduced to 0 your Striker's Fluid Armor will Overload and all damage will be dealt to your HP for a certain amount of time (see Fluid Armor Fuse Threshold).
Fluid Armor Regen: This stat represents how much Fluid Armor your Striker regens while not taking any damage.
Fluid Armor Fuse Threshold: This stat represents the percentage of Fluid Armor your Striker must regen before it recovers from Fluid Armor Overload. In-game this is shown as a red line on your Fluid Armor bar when you completely out of Fluid Armor. The lower your percentage, the faster your Striker can recover from Fluid Armor Overload. While your Fluid Armor is recovering to the red line it will be shown as gray. For example, 20% means your Striker must regen 20% of the max Fluid Armor before recovering from Fluid Armor Overload.
Fluid Armor Fuse Cooldown: This stat represents the delay before your Striker begins to regen Fluid Armor after reaching Fluid Armor Overload. The lower the number, the faster your Striker can begin recovering from Fluid Armor Overload.
Fluid Armor Regen (Overload): This stat represents the percentage rate your Striker will regen Fluid Armor while recovering from Fluid Armor Overload. The higher your percentage, the faster your Striker will recover from Fluid Armor Overload after the Fuse cooldown.

Mobility

Land Mobility: This stat represents the speed your Striker moves while on the ground. For clarity, everything is measured in meters.
Land Dash Speed: This stat represents the speed your Striker moves when dashing on the ground. Just for clarity, you will do a Dash by tapping your Dash button.
Land Dash Energy: This stat represents the EN cost required to do a Land Dash.
Land Boost: This stat represents the speed your Striker moves during a Land Boost. Just for clarity, you will do a Boost by pressing and holding your Dash button.
Land Boost Energy: This stat represents the amount of EN per second your Striker will use to maintain a Land Boost.
Land Boost Time: As I stated before, I'm still not 100% certain but I feel like my original assumptions are correct. This stat represents the time it takes for your Striker to reach max speed when starting a Boost. The lower the number, the faster your "0 to 100" becomes.
Jump Energy: This stat represents the EN cost required to jump.
Air Mobility: This stat represents the speed your Striker moves while in the air.
Air Dash Speed: This stat represents the speed your Striker moves when dashing in the air.
Air Dash Energy: This stat represents the EN cost required to do an Air Dash.
Air Boost Speed: This stat represents the speed your Striker moves during an Air Boost.
Air Boost Energy: This stat represents the amount of EN per second your Striker will use to maintain an Air Boost.
Air Boost Time: See Land Boost Time.
Air Jump Energy: This stat represents the EN cost required to jump while in the air.
Ascend Speed: This stat represents the speed your Striker rises when ascending. Just for clarity, you will Ascend by pressing and holding your Jump button.
Ascend Energy: This stat represents the amount of EN per second your Striker will use to maintain an Ascend.
Ascend Boost Time: See Land Boost Time.
Turning Speed: This stat represents the speed your Striker is able to turn. For clarity, when you rotate your camera it takes time for your Striker to physically turn and aim where you are looking.
Turning Speed Boost: This stat represents the speed your Striker is able to turn during a Boost.

Stability

Rebalance Delay (Hit): This stat represents the percentage effectiveness your Striker will suffer from being stunned after taking a heavy hit (usually from a melee strike) before stabilizing. Anything over 100% is a slower recovery and anything under 100% is a faster recovery. It is simply a flat percentage increase or decrease. For clarity, when your Striker stabilizes you will be able to do a Dash to break out of your stun animation and begin acting immediately. You will be notified when it is possible by your on-board A.I. voice telling you and your dash button popping up as a prompt.
Melee Attack Delay: This stat represents the percentage effectiveness your Striker will suffer from a delay between melee attack swings. The lower your percentage, the faster you will combo your melee hits.
Rebalance Delay (Melee): This stat represents the percentage effectiveness your Striker will suffer from being stunned after YOUR melee strike is blocked by an enemy unit's melee strike before stabilizing. Anything over 100% is a slower recovery and anything under 100% is a faster recovery. It is simply a flat percentage increase or decrease.
Rebalance Delay (Blocking): This stat represents the percentage effectiveness your Striker will suffer from being stunned after YOUR melee strike is blocked by an enemy unit's shield before stabilizing. Anything over 100% is a slower recovery and anything under 100% is a faster recovery. It is simply a flat percentage increase or decrease.
Rebalance Delay (Landing): This stat represents the percentage effectiveness your Striker will suffer from being stunned when dropping to the ground from a long fall or initiating a Fast Landing. Anything over 100% is a slower recovery and anything under 100% is a faster recovery. It is simply a flat percentage increase or decrease.

Fire-Control System (FCS)

Lock-on Range: This stat represents the range your Striker is able to acquire a solid lock-on to an enemy unit. A solid lock-on is when your aiming system takes effect, so a higher number allows for a longer range lock-on.
Lock-on Reticle: This stat represents the size of the targeting circle in the middle of your HUD. You can only achieve a solid lock-on while an enemy unit is within your Lock-on Range AND inside this circle on your HUD. The higher the number, the larger the circle gets. Which means it is easier to keep enemies within your lock-on sight.
Lock-on Time: This stat represents the amount of time required to achieve a solid lock-on when an enemy unit comes within your Lock-on Range. The lower the number, the faster you will achieve a solid lock-on.
Static Lock-on Time: This stat represents the amount of time required to achieve a solid lock-on while your target is not moving. The lower the number, the faster you will achieve a solid lock-on.
Dynamic Lock-on Time: This stat represents the amount of time required to achieve a solid lock-on while your target is moving. The lower the number, the faster you will achieve a solid lock-on.
Lock-on Evasion Delay: This stat represents how much time your Striker will keep a solid lock-on after an enemy unit moves outside of your Lock-on Range. The higher the number, the longer you will be able to keep track of fleeing targets.

Weapon

This category is unique for each Striker. I may make a section for certain things here if questions arise, but for the most part it generally pertains to the weaponry and utility kit each Striker has. Meaning you can go to the weapon tab to get more information on what these stats are for.
Long Dash Attack: This is a maneuver only available to Strikers with a melee weapon. At any time when you are outside of close melee attack range you can press your melee attack button to enter a Long Dash Attack. This will send your Striker into a high-speed Dash! During a Long Dash Attack you will drain EN at a very high rate, but you get a lot of bonuses.
1. Your Dash speed becomes really fast! You will burn EN at a higher rate, but all cancels and maneuvers you do during a Long Dash Attack do not cost EN. You can use this for super fast movement when you have to get to a location or target in a hurry!
2. Your Striker's movement will become all-range, meaning you can control your direction with where you are looking. Yes this means you can go up and down freely and turn by moving your aim.
3. When pressing left or right during a Long Dash Attack, your Striker will execute an immediate flanking dash which lets you dodge incoming attacks very easily or change directions very quickly! Pressing back will cancel the Long Dash Attack and your Striker will stop in place.
4. During a Long Dash Attack your Striker can use all abilities like normal and even shoot! You just can't switch off your melee weapon (Alysnes as an example).
5. Here is a video of what it looks like and an explanation from the Mecha Break executive producer. (Timestamp 10:12) https://youtu.be/QyCI80YKUkk?si=TqUIB4Io95NMS7Fv&t=612

Final Word

Once again I want to point all attention this guide gets at u/ZeferSenano and their amazing post and thank them for collecting and testing all this info, and allowing me to share them here as well!
Please upvote the original post, and if you have any feedback let them know over there in the comments!

And now Pilots, back to the battlefield!

6 Comments

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MammaBunvt 12 Mar @ 10:58pm

This is helping me so much. Your a saint and a scholar 🙏🏽

Whytehawk 16 Aug, 2024 @ 4:07pm

So a SkyRaider If you can find Rebalance Delay (Hit/Landing) Positive, and Rebalance Delay (Melee/Blocking) Negaqtive it is basically a straight up upgrade

HoshiBaka 12 Aug, 2024 @ 9:13pm

needs harsher drawbacks, especially for welkin and panther mechs who can abuse some of the mods to the extreme.

JayOfLegend 12 Aug, 2024 @ 2:13pm

@DawnDreamer

You don't have to sacrifice HP, you have to sacrifice a singular defensive stat usually. If you know what you are up against, the mods can be attuned accordingly.

DawnDreamer 12 Aug, 2024 @ 12:35pm

I honestly don't like the way the mods work, I can understand exchanging a benefit for a disadvantage, but some just don't make sense.

to make tank you have to sacrifice hp? why not sacrifice mobility? it makes a lot more sense than having to become less resistant to become more resistant.

glick 12 Aug, 2024 @ 8:35am

Great post! thanks for all the specifics in one place. i'll be referencing it later

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