Okay, here’s where we get honest. B-Tier mechs aren’t bad, but they make you work for every victory. They’re the mechs you use because you like them, not because they’re meta.
Rusty Scrapper is the poster child for this tier. It’s a pile of junk held together with duct tape and dreams. But if you play perfectly, it can beat an S-Tier. That one time. In a lag spike.
Also in B? Glacial Sentinel. It freezes enemies, which is cool in theory. In practice, it moves like it’s stuck in molasses. You’ll land a single freeze before getting turned into scrap metal. Yay.
These are for the masochists. The players who want to say, “I did it the hard way.” I respect you, but I’m not joining you.
C-Tier: The “Who Designed This?” Disaster
We need to have a talk about C-Tier. These mechs are traps. They look cool on the assembly screen, but in battle, they crumble like a stale cookie.
Boomerang Bot is the prime example. It throws a projectile that comes back to you. Yes, you heard that right. You can damage yourself. Who greenlit that? Was the intern in charge?
Then there’s Glass Cannon Alpha. It has the highest damage in the game, but it dies if a butterfly sneezes on it. One stray bullet, and you’re watching a replay of your own failure.
Don’t use these unless you are trolling a friend or doing a challenge run. Your win rate will thank you—or, more likely, it will cry in the corner.
Mech Tier List – Tier List Mecharashi Pilots – PUQRD
