The wingman needs a nerf. I'm tired of losing my game to a pistol that shoot to fast and do to much damage. 45 damage for a pistol is way to much, it should be maximum MAXIMUM 30 damage a shot, no slowing down effect and less bullet. Nerf it or you will lose your community, i am pretty sure about that.
Nerf asking for weapons to do less damage,
and buff them all.
You know, because stop asking for water pistol games and git gud.
Man, don't show any of these guys footage of the S1 wingy!!
Check my join date hehe, I seen it. Still I think wingman is good as is, only thing I dont like is that it has AR headshot range, makes no sense, should be pistol/smg range.
Definitely agree with nerfing wingman... makes no sense that it does more damage than some of the shotguns and marksmen weapons do. If you have a 1-2x scope on it, makes it much easier to use at medium range...
@Cro_Pittt wrote:@Zkepz It's not that easy to hit a long range headshot with a wingman lol, so I think its damage is justified.
Hmm I hit very often one pr mag 100+ meters. And hence get a undeserved down.
Nope (I dont watch streamers :D) I just think its strange I can headshot someone at sniper range with it, but not with the p2020 or the R99, and I dont want to nerf the wingman in other aspects. Just want it to be in pair with the other pistols. Other aspects of the wingman is just fine, and if you got the cohonas to stand face to face in CQC with a guy with a CAR/R99 you need the damage of the current wingman headshot and all to compete, so that part is just fine.
Shotguns, on the topic of:
There was so much crying and screaming about shotguns since Peacekeeper and Mastiff, shotguns got nerfed into the suck range. Respawn played rollover dog. If they hadn't, shotguns would actually do the damage they were supposed to.
Back then, the Moz was terrible. Now it's great with a choke and hammerpoint rounds. And the rest are mediocre.
Buff shotguns where they are supposed to be, ignore all the crying when people die because they were too dumb and got close, and it will make sense again.
Usually the malfunction is the person that got shot, not the gun.
