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11/23/2014 8:02:21 AM
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I'll give you a couple situations.
MARS FIREBASE: Picking up heavy ammo and people are going through both the doors. Someone is near A with a fusion rifle, and shoots it across the area, hitting me just as I begin walking away. I was slowly moving, but still moving.
TWILIGHT ZONE: Near C is a guy with a Fusion Rifle. I'm near A going towards B (I'm near the spawn area for A, going diagonal) and I get hit by the guy with the fusion rifle.
As crazy as you may think it sounds... this shit happens.
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Both of those situations are mid range on small to medium sized maps. It's not crazy, because it's a mid range weapon. Also, in neither of those situations were you taking on 3 people.
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Like I said, those are example. If this is meant to be a mid-range weapon, then it shouldn't be just as good up close.
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I agree. That's why there's a charge time. You can hear it clear as day when at close range. You can dodge an unskilled user, shotgun, melee, shoot, etc. there are counters.
