Here’s the best exosuits tier list for Exoprimal that you’ve been waiting for. Perhaps you’re a beginner unsure of which exosuit to use for your first run. Or you’re looking for a challenging exosuit to master next.
The tier list considers all aspect like how dedicated are they to their role and how versatile they are. As well as the skill gap necessary to master these characters.
Best Exosuits Tier List
You’ve see a lot of Zephyr users that keep dropping dead randomly or you’re wondering if Murasame is really a tank. The Exosuits in Exoprimal, however, are very well designed with every one of them properly equipped to deal enough damage for the team.
But with the way Exoprimal game mode runs, characters that are dedicated to their designated role automatically gains the upper hand. And here’s the best Exosuits tier list with all things considered.
S-Tier
Krieger is everyone’s favorite, doing an absolute beast of a job as a tank. He has a minigun that does have a long cooldown, but is enough to help suppressing dinosaurs and can be annoying in PVP.
Then we have Barrage in the DPS category that basically runs on explosives with a wide AoE damage for his overdrive. Barrage is perfect for the mainly PVE gameplay, but will still pack a punch at the PVP phase.
Deadeye is easy to use and has a dodge skill which makes him very beginner-friendly. He can also push back enemy, increasing his survivability on his own. His overdrive is a machine gun that is perfect for that zone clearing when hordes of dinosaurs are unleashed.
We also have te versatile Nimbus in this tier who can do both healing and deal damage. She’s a very functional Exosuit that can also release a shockwave that causes stun and also heal at the same time. She turns the table at the most critical time, the variable that makes the match unpredictable.
A-Tier
Roadblock has a huge HP pool that also heals. He taunts and causes a tornado with his overdrive and is among few that can stop giant dinosaurs on their track.
Easily a lot of players’ favorite, but quite challenging to master, is Zephyr. His skillset relies on him successfully landing his combos that lets him spam his skills. He has a very thin HP pool on top of his short range, which makes him so susceptible in battles.
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The Witchdoctor is the best healer in the game who heals one target with his skill and can heal everyone with his overdrive. He also increases their defense and slows enemies within range with his overdrive.
B-Tier
Next we have Murasame who is actually a very fun Exosuit to use. Murasame is a DPS tank and because he can do both, he’s pretty bad if you want to rely on him as a tank. Especially because his DPS aspect relies on him taking on damage enough, but this doesn’t work if the team kills too many before he can absorb enough.
Vigilant needs to charge her sniper rifle to deal damage which makes using her quite challenging. Her overdrive makes her charges instant.
The flying healer Skywave can damage and causes blind with her Optic Jammer. She’s also a crowd control character but isn’t the dedicated healer you imagine.
Conclusion
None of them are absolutely terrible to use nor do they need major reworks. There are certainly modules that need buffs to some of the exosuits to make them more viable. But most of them are great even if you’re solo queuing.
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