Nerf the spitfire

I see nothing wrong with the spitty. It'd my number 4 heavy gun option at this point.

I can't believe people are claiming there is nothing wrong with the 301 tho. It has been the easiest to use meta gun for so many seasons. It's actually shocking they haven't made it harder to use.

Removing the barrel stabilizer thus worsening the recoil of the Spitfire & reducing the hit distance I feel has nerfed the gun a little too far & it's for those reasons at times I prefer picking the Rampage than the Spitfire despite the Rampage  being slowerI feel it  is a liitle easier to control particularly over mid-range. Regarding the 301 despite many players I hear saying it has very little recoil etc etc i just don't see it myself with the recoil making it a little awkward to control in terms of getting most shots on target per clip/round.I just find myself taking 2 clips to down an enemy on average with the 301 whereas the Spitfire,Rampage,Flatline & Hemlok is usually 1 clip (mostly because they have bigger clip sizes).It just feels to me that the 301 needs a few more bullets per clip.

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@BigMacAttack8u wrote:
@CCbathwaterThe havoc is fine where it is at, and so is the flatline, the devotion is garbage already, and so is the kraber.

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I do like picking up the Havoc as my Secondary/back up weapon & was pleased they gave it a little quicker fire rate at the start of the season.The Devotion like the Havoc has always been a beast of a weapon up close & as a finishing weapon.But the nerfs the Devotion (worsening the recoil) & the buffs to the Havoc (increasing the fire rate speed) has just made the Devotion a redundant weapon to use because of how poor it handles now.

@Redmattgame The only thing changed about the Havok S13 was to reduce the initial recoil. Same fire rate as before.  Like many other players, I find I cannot shoot this weapon very well unless it has a turbo attached.  I had several drops this last week where I could have easily clutched up the situation with literally any other AR in the game, but the Havok was my only weapon and I failed.  I will take the L-star over the Havok off drop every time.  It's a bummer to me, as the Havok's stats are just so darned strong.

@hayhor Man, I had the high ground top of the ziplines looking down on Oasis lounge, and I failed three times to put any significant damage into these guys. At this range (say, 40M?) I could have easily gotten multiple knocks with any other AR.  I just suck with this rifle. I can do fine with it with a turbo, but my thumb just refuses to learn the timing for controlling the recoil without turbo.

I feel the issue is not the Spitfire itself, but all LMG's. They don't feel as if they belong to the game. I just don't like the idea of still being able to down one person if you missed more that 70% of your magazine... Acording to the weapon stat charts, you need to hit only a 24% of your bullets with the Spitfire and 20% with the Rampage (With purple mag and enemy with purple shield)
If you play against someone who hits their shots, LMGs will be very bad, because any AR has more DPS and will eventually knock you faster, but you must hit at least 40 to 50% of your shots, more than double the ammount. You can see these differences more at drop, usually someone with an LMG (no attachments) will defeat someone with an AR (no attachments).