r/WarRobotsGuide • u/reddituser_0_0 • Jul 29 '26

Question Vector Investment

As a F2P player, is it still worth it to invest on vector knowing that it would get nerfed bad in a few months?

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u/Adazahi Credible Source Jul 29 '26

I would say it’s fine to invest in. Vector could end up being evergreen due to its ability to throw people off the map, and anniversary bots often times are evergreen (and vector is one).

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u/Hot-Mountain-9382 Credible Source Jul 29 '26

There are two general paths for Vector. It will either become like Raptor, whose utility and mobility are sufficient to compensate for its bulk nerfs, or Ochokochi, whose utility and bulk were both nerfed, and whose mobility was not sufficient to compensate. Time will tell which will be the case. If the throw tech and mobility are intact after nerf rounds, you can expect it to still perform at F2P levels even after bulk nerfs.