Re: Assault nerfed.....why?
The GL is great for taking out light vehicles and entrenched positions at long range. I've outshot snipers from over 300m from positions outside their line-of-fire, and its quite useful for attacking vodniks/humvees that actually have decent gunners and don't drive right ontop of the flags.
I think the reason the assault kits are so marginalized is the pitiful accuracy on their assault rifles. It doesn't matter how much damage they do if the bullets don't hit anyone. I'm so glad they finally did the light machine guns right... but the first shot of the G3 should be just as accurate as the PKM when prone.
Furthermore, the deviation while crouched and zoomed should be significantly reduced. While the support soldier must remain relatively stationary while dishing out hard hitting long range fire for extended periods, the assault riflemen should be able to stop and get a few highly accurate shots off while quickly displacing. Basically, the two classes should take about the same number of shots on average to kill, but the trade-off is mobility versus ammo capacity.
The risk here is in turn marginalizing the sniper kits, but it seems most peoples' idea of "sniping" is to sit on an exposed roof or hill top and spray into a crowd 50-100m away.
my .02
The GL is great for taking out light vehicles and entrenched positions at long range. I've outshot snipers from over 300m from positions outside their line-of-fire, and its quite useful for attacking vodniks/humvees that actually have decent gunners and don't drive right ontop of the flags.
I think the reason the assault kits are so marginalized is the pitiful accuracy on their assault rifles. It doesn't matter how much damage they do if the bullets don't hit anyone. I'm so glad they finally did the light machine guns right... but the first shot of the G3 should be just as accurate as the PKM when prone.
Furthermore, the deviation while crouched and zoomed should be significantly reduced. While the support soldier must remain relatively stationary while dishing out hard hitting long range fire for extended periods, the assault riflemen should be able to stop and get a few highly accurate shots off while quickly displacing. Basically, the two classes should take about the same number of shots on average to kill, but the trade-off is mobility versus ammo capacity.
The risk here is in turn marginalizing the sniper kits, but it seems most peoples' idea of "sniping" is to sit on an exposed roof or hill top and spray into a crowd 50-100m away.
my .02
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