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[Villz]

http://www.youtube.com/user/VillzMWO



Works fine ;-)

[Mr 144]

well let's see...

You must be low ELO against noobs
Macro'd Gauss + 2xPPC is cheating
You would do better in a different build

Did I miss any? lol

/end sarcasm

[Snowcrow]

You had to use 2 coolshot because of the extreme heat.
And you only had ONE point of armour on your rear. And you use an xl engine..
With this build you're burning through cbills with coolshots and you're taking a huge gamble, hoping nobody ever hits your rear.
Not what I would consider a good build.

[627]

nice armor layout, 1pt on the back torsos each...

[Villz]

And thats why i'm [DV8] Villz And Your Not

no macro gauss im not a noob ;-)

and as for low elo LOL

[Mr 144]

Villz, on 16 September 2013 - 01:51 AM, said:

And thats why i'm [DV8] Villz And Your Not

no macro gauss im not a noob ;-)

and as for low elo LOL

It was sarcasm *******

^^^ the things they filter now-a-days...sigh...no offense was intened, lol...

Edited by Mr 144, 16 September 2013 - 01:56 AM.

[Kmieciu]

Villz, on 16 September 2013 - 01:24 AM, said:

Works fine ;-)

So your telling me, that pinpoint alphas still work? Astounding!

[627]

After watching the whole video i find it remarkable that nearly no one shoots you? Where are those harassing spiders lol?

But the best parts were those two high elo jenners: "Hey look, a big fat highlander just in front of me! Free Kill! Better stand still and shoot mah lazorz!!!"

[Villz]

love dem fans

[Alistair Winter]

Drop the PPCs.

Replace with small lasers.

Be a man.

CTF-3D double gauss.

[Mechteric]

Mr 144, on 16 September 2013 - 01:34 AM, said:

Macro'd Gauss + 2xPPC is cheatingcompletely unnecessary

fixed that for you

[Monky]

Gauss is a fantastic weapon, it only suffered slightly in terms of taking snapshots (ie; counter jumpsniping and some marginal work in high cover areas). It will pretty much go where you point it now, which is a bit obscene for 15 points of no heat damage.

[Joseph Mallan]

Monky, on 16 September 2013 - 06:40 AM, said:

Gauss is a fantastic weapon, it only suffered slightly in terms of taking snapshots (ie; counter jumpsniping and some marginal work in high cover areas). It will pretty much go where you point it now, which is a bit obscene for 15 points of no heat damage.

Long range weapons can work well with a fire delay, a sniper's weapon can not.

[Monky]

Joseph Mallan, on 16 September 2013 - 06:44 AM, said:

Long range weapons can work well with a fire delay, a sniper's weapon can not.

Postulate all you want. It works.

It might also surprise you to know that real life sniper weapons have fire delay as well. It's called breath and trigger control. If you just jam the trigger, you flinch your shot and miss. You calmly, and slowly, squeeze while ensuring as little movement as possible to disrupt the shot.

So it seems even in reality a delay is preferred.

Edited by Monky, 16 September 2013 - 06:46 AM.

[fluffypinkbunny]

so writing down all dv8 clan member names, and shooting them in their low back armor from now on.

[Joseph Mallan]

Monky, on 16 September 2013 - 06:44 AM, said:

Postulate all you want. It works.

It might also surprise you to know that real life sniper weapons have fire delay as well. It's called breath and trigger control. If you just jam the trigger, you flinch your shot and miss. You calmly, and slowly, squeeze while ensuring as little movement as possible to disrupt the shot.

So it seems even in reality a delay is preferred.

No no. don't get me wrong, The delay is a good mechanic for the minimum range. I like it for that! It fits. For a weapon that is being billed as a sniper weapon... it is dumb as dirt! So what is a Gauss? A Sniper's weapon or a long range weapon? One should not have a fire delay one should!

No a sniper's weapon does not. If you are saying it does then so does the M-16. Don't confuse the BRASS acronym for a fire delay once you pull the trigger. They are not the same thing.

Edited by Joseph Mallan, 16 September 2013 - 06:52 AM.

[Monky]

Joseph Mallan, on 16 September 2013 - 06:49 AM, said:

No no. don't get me wrong, The delay is a good mechanic for the minimum range. I like it for that! It fits. For a weapon that is being billed as a sniper weapon... it is dumb as dirt! So what is a Gauss? A Sniper's weapon or a long range weapon? One should not have a fire delay one should!

No a sniper's weapon does not. If you are saying it does then so does the M-16. Don't confuse the BRASS acronym for a fire delay once you pull the trigger. They are not the same thing.

Personally the delay lets me see if it's even worth taking the shot a lot of the time. I can save the ammo if I think I'm just going to hit an arm or something. The high projectile speed more than makes up for the delay in one click damage. The only thing I have to do is mentally separate the Gauss rifle from other weapons in the same range bracket, and it works just as well if not better than it used to for sniping.

Firing an M16 and a sniper rifle are two different methods that only superficially look the same. Sniping at 1200m is about fine tuned timing and control and knowing your weapon, firing an AR at 600m is about fundamentals. There -is- a delay and that delay is significant unless you're willing to accept misses.

[Joseph Mallan]

Monky, on 16 September 2013 - 06:57 AM, said:

Personally the delay lets me see if it's even worth taking the shot a lot of the time. I can save the ammo if I think I'm just going to hit an arm or something. The high projectile speed more than makes up for the delay in one click damage. The only thing I have to do is mentally separate the Gauss rifle from other weapons in the same range bracket, and it works just as well if not better than it used to for sniping.

Firing an M16 and a sniper rifle are two different methods that only superficially look the same. Sniping at 1200m is about fine tuned timing and control and knowing your weapon, firing an AR at 600m is about fundamentals. There -is- a delay and that delay is significant unless you're willing to accept misses.

I've fired both, the delay you are trying to make charging would be likened to using a matchlock vs an assault rifle. Of these two which would be the better sniper weapon??? There is no delay once you pull the trigger.

[DocBach]

Monky, on 16 September 2013 - 06:44 AM, said:

It might also surprise you to know that real life sniper weapons have fire delay as well.

Two-stage trigger is what I'd compare it to

[Earl White]

Doesn't really prove anything to be honest, just shows that a good player can get high damage, now make a video with brawler loadout. I'm sure you will get much better results.