Gundam Evolution guide - 5 mobile suits for beginners

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Gundam Evolution, while a new game, is a formula that gamers are no doubt familiar with. A team-based hero shooter, Gundam Evolution features many popular mobile suits across the Mobile Suit Gundam franchise. However, one of the most challenging things for new players must be “Where to start?”

Difficulty Ratings aside, many of these mobile suits are excellent for players, to begin with, in Gundam Evolution. This list will focus on mobile suits that players have access to when they start, so none of the first paid mobile suits will be a part of it.

It is worth noting, though, that Gundam Exia would have edged out Gundam Barbatos when it comes to melee mobile suits. This is thanks to its mobility and a solid ranged attack, which Barbatos lacks on both fronts.

Note: This article reflects the writer's opinion.

Certainly not a controversial pick, Pale Rider is easily one of the most uncomplicated, easy-to-play mobile suits. He’s Soldier 76, he’s Viktor, he’s the CoD character. Pale Rider has a healing pod, grenades to throw, and a machine gun he can scope in on. Not all mobile suits in this game can scope, either.

He has a solid health pool (1000) and aids his allies with the AOE Healing Pod. His G-Maneuver, HADES System, isn’t complex either. It’s a buff to his damage and reload speed but has a bit of a wind-up. Make sure to only activate it when you’re safe and not about to die.

It’s easy to play, satisfying to get kills with, and is an excellent pick for new players in Gundam Evolution.

Many shooter fans love sniping. To scope in and one-shot a player with an expert shot feels amazing. With that in mind, say hello to Gundam Evolution’s GM Sniper II! Other than Sazabi, a headshot from GM Sniper II will disable (0 hp) every mobile