The real death of sniping.
The new utility railgun appears to have no drop from one side of the map to the other, and is slowly going to make true sniper rifles useless. I question DICE’s decision marking skills on this one.
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@SleepyWeasel68
It will be really had to even see someone from one side of the map to the other with a x6 scope.
A good sniper who is aware will beat a railgun user by virtue of not having a trigger delay as well as moving around the map more to be less predictable
What the railgun does well is provide the best tool to kill a "bad" sniper with. With "bad" I mean stationary prone "sniper experts"
- @UP_Hawxxeye Agreed. I never stop moving when aiming as the movement is part of my aiming technique, thus it works well with the railgun. Shocking how many snipers stay perfectly still while aiming, makes for a very easy target...
If the railgun had an 8x scope with thin crosshairs, it would be a monster and thus I hope that never happens. Dice thought this gun out well, as it isn't easy to use with any degree of accuracy. I like how they didn't allow many attachment options as that makes the railgun less powerful and more balanced for everyone to play the same way, thus less chance to add an OP attachment and create a META.
I hope they keep it simple...- @DeepSixxxx I still wish we could get the x5 scope on the railgun
@UP_Hawxxeye5x would be perfect yet scope glint starts with 6x, so Dice most likely wisely limited to 6x by design to make the railgun users less stealthy and thus deadly. I often switch to 4.5x just to keep from getting sniped yet it is really designed for burst at medium range, and not great at single headshots.
I constantly switch railgun attachments in game, yet never really changed from the 8x scope on the NTW-50 before it was not nerfed into oblivion via "guilt by association" with the other two sniper rifles...😕
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