What are the characteristics of the Mobile Suits in Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans? An introduction to the characteristics of the Mobile Suits in Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans.

Players in the game Gao Da Steel Poem can choose from many powerful Gundam units for battle. Many players, faced with a large number of Gundams, do not know how to choose. In fact, they are categorized based on their characteristics. Today, we will discuss what the characteristics of the Gundams in Gao Da Steel Poem are. The characteristics represent the features of this type of Gundam, and only by understanding them can players better match their teams.

When matching your team, the characteristics of the units are a crucial factor in determining the lineup. There are 5 types of characteristics in the game: Combat, Firepower, Assault, Support, and Floating Cannon. These can be directly seen on the unit detail page. First, let's look at the Combat characteristic. Units with this characteristic typically have high durability and are suitable for being placed in the front row to take damage for teammates, commonly known as tanks. Units with the Floating Cannon characteristic possess strong area-of-effect (AOE) damage capabilities, capable of dealing massive damage to enemies through various methods, making them the main AOE damage dealers in the team.

Units with the Firepower characteristic have powerful attack capabilities and are generally placed in the back row, attacking enemies under the protection and support of teammates. They often need support to provide various buffs to deal high damage. Units with the Assault characteristic have very strong burst capabilities, able to break through specific enemy targets, such as directly targeting the enemy's back row, which can turn the tide in many battles. Units with the Support characteristic, of course, assist teammates in enhancing their abilities, with a wide range, some can restore durability, while others provide various buff enhancements, etc.

Only after becoming familiar with these characteristics can one help in team composition, especially balancing the mix of different characteristic units. The front row should have tanks, and the back row should have damage dealers and support, forming a relatively perfect lineup. Of course, it is important to note that positioning and composition are not universal and must be adjusted according to the situation of the battle.

Now everyone should understand the characteristics of the Gundams in Gao Da Steel Poem, right? These characteristics can provide good assistance when composing your team. Selecting units with similar characteristics and then finding relatively stronger ones to pair up makes choosing your lineup much simpler.