Which one would you buy first? And why?
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Which one would you buy first? And why?
I got Gambler (through angel/gambler soul cause it cost less FC) and he helped me get 3 skulls in remaining night city levels and take on infernal dungeon on auto. Killer Prime is next on my list.
Puh that's a tough question! Both are really good and especially together they have great synergies and work superb for auto-farming
Gambler: good passive, high damage, 2 out of 3 basics are aoe attacks, power moves give an extra turn, he can apply passive disable and remove shields before dealing damage; he can wear Forge (one of the overpowered talis);
KP: both attacks are aoe, great passive, can wear warlord/greed combo
Synergy: KP removes buffs and inflicts debuffs (and can increase duration) - Gambler's damage scales with debuffs!
To me Gambler is one oft he best Eddies, especially for passive disable and the shield removal before dealing damage. Assassin WW is a bit similar in that respect (but does not remove invisibility/vansih) - do you have this guy?
KP is often used to make auto-farming faster, Gambler can help to overcome obstacles that you might not be able to beat without him.
So I would say Gambler is a bit more important and versatile than KP. But that's just my opinion (and I don't have all Eddies, see my sig)
I would go with Gambler first too. He's such a great Eddie. I did exactly what Ancient_Mariner did. Never regretted that. But if you have other great Eddie, KP is a great choice.
Thanks.. will go with Gamble and KP next then
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Get Alexander Eddie, then get Killer Prime. That's what I did, and I have no regrets.
I still don't have a Gambler. I bought the Angel because he is needed for a dungeon achievement.
I did as Ydex: got Alex first, then KP. I got all the skulls with those two workhorses and auto-farming became tons easier for me. Just got Gambler and haven't played with him a lot yet, but I don't feel bad about going the Alex/KP route at all.
Like a lot with this game, tho, it's what you've got and what you're trying to do that dictates how you spend your resources (you'll hear that a lot... A LOT ;) )