I play Spec Ops kit most of the time because I like blowing things up.
I have almost no confidence, however, in the G36c which I have been using forever. I used to think that no matter what weapon you use, the game was programmed so that the first person to shoot always got the kill because I was getting killed a lot by so-called lesser weapons like the plain old M-16. I did notice that a lot of times the other guy got off the first shot and I subsequently died.
Now I just think the G36c isn't that great. Yesterday for example I laid some c4 by a flag on Oman and got up in one of those bunker things and waited. Here comes a guy. He didn't get close enough to the c4. He laid prone by near the flag. He didn't see me. I zoomed in and emptied a full clip. NOTHING! I pulled out of sight as I reloaded. As soon as I got back in sight, and I was prone, not standing, for a shot, it seemed like he shot two or three rounds and I was dead before I knew it. It was so weak. I could not believe it.
One good thing I have noticed about the G36c is that it does pretty good at long distance. I have picked off a number of unsuspecting noobs at a pretty good distance as long as I use short bursts. It seems at close range, though, the G36c isn't that great.
Now, if you disagree, fine. Give me some constructive criticism, some technique, but if you want to tell me I suck, spare me.
I have almost no confidence, however, in the G36c which I have been using forever. I used to think that no matter what weapon you use, the game was programmed so that the first person to shoot always got the kill because I was getting killed a lot by so-called lesser weapons like the plain old M-16. I did notice that a lot of times the other guy got off the first shot and I subsequently died.
Now I just think the G36c isn't that great. Yesterday for example I laid some c4 by a flag on Oman and got up in one of those bunker things and waited. Here comes a guy. He didn't get close enough to the c4. He laid prone by near the flag. He didn't see me. I zoomed in and emptied a full clip. NOTHING! I pulled out of sight as I reloaded. As soon as I got back in sight, and I was prone, not standing, for a shot, it seemed like he shot two or three rounds and I was dead before I knew it. It was so weak. I could not believe it.
One good thing I have noticed about the G36c is that it does pretty good at long distance. I have picked off a number of unsuspecting noobs at a pretty good distance as long as I use short bursts. It seems at close range, though, the G36c isn't that great.
Now, if you disagree, fine. Give me some constructive criticism, some technique, but if you want to tell me I suck, spare me.
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