lethal gust
A lot of people will say that the bot pathfinder isn't considerd meta, and yes that's true however it does not mean it should be overlooked as a "weak robot" as it doesn't have much HP.
I'll break this into 2 sections, 1: the problem people have with pathfinder. And 2: ways to use pathfinder well and how it is intended on its description
Problems when people run pathfinder: this will be quite short but a lot of people who ran pathfinder and not find it op is because they go into battle, applying the track effect onto opponents their attacking, often opponents can phase shift or live through long enough if you don't have your stacks and hunter effect loaded up. Which is when people will target you as a easy opponent with light HP.
The (probably) intended way to use pathfinder is as it's called, a support robot, meaning your not meant to be out in the action, but behind the lines supporting your friendlies within a distance, which is why ANYONE who kills or assists a tracked robot gains the hunter effect that can stack. Meaning not always you can be the best at dealing damage or even getting a assist, but you'll be a massive help and important member on your team, helping your teammates kill people faster being locked down and death marked, then gaining the hunter effect helping more, you can keep spamming this ability behind walls and would like to see more pathfinder users do this as it has clearly been seen in some games to help demolish condors and maulers in a team that would otherwise switch the whole game around.
Basically what I'm asking for is for people to remember that just because a robot isn't strong or have much HP doesn't mean it should be completely disregarded or be called trash, it's a support robot and should be played like one, not like a sniper, not like a brawler. Use pathfinder properly and it can be a worthwhile bot.
