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y0ssar1an22 Novice 415 posts since
Sep 29, 2011

Gun mobility and Treayarc logic?

Posted by y0ssar1an22 on Feb 6, 2013 11:35 AM

SMGs and SG have 100% mobiliity. They are light and this makes sense.

 

AR have 95% mobility. Makes sense as well. They are more cumbersome than SMG and SG.

 

LMG have 90% mobility. They are big, so take a bigger mobility penalty.

 

Snipers have 100% mobility. This does not follow the logic employed in other gun classes-small, light guns have high mobility, with mobility reducing as size and weight of gun increase.

 

Why do you think snipers have 100% mobility, and LMGs only have 90%? Should sniper mobility be reduced or LMG mobility increased?

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  • dweez1988 Apprentice 773 posts since
    Nov 27, 2012
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    dweez1988     Feb 6, 2013 11:41 AM (in response to y0ssar1an22)

    Snipers are 95%

    They should actually have different mobility per sniper. The DSR and XPR are the heavy weights and the SVU and ballista are more the weight of AR's

  • SitRepPro Expert 2,166 posts since
    Mar 28, 2012
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    SitRepPro     Feb 6, 2013 11:42 AM (in response to y0ssar1an22)

    Sniper rifles can be very light for infantrymen to handle these days.  The SVU-AS weighs at around 4kg because it's a bullpup rifle.  LMGs are still heavy in comparison, although they have become lighter themselves over the years, and the mobility issue makes sense.  I use LMGs myself and have no qualms with the lack of mobility.

     

    I wouldn't mind seeing specific mobility percentages for each weapon within a category of weapons because drum fed LMGs could well be a lot lighter than belt fed ones but still suffer from the mobility of heavier LMGs.

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