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7/6/2016 4:10:56 AM
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It takes more skill to be consistently successful with shotguns than snipers.
One weapon demands that you get point blank with your enemies. The other does not.
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You sir. I like you.
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It's okay, people are using snipers like shotguns anyways now!
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What if you have a shotgun and a sniper illuminate confirmed.
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Getting point blank with your enemies in tight maps like destinys isn't so hard. Snipers take a lot more aim then shotguns though, like seriously shotguns take no aim and to me that means no skill, closing a gap with blink or a simple sprint slide works so easy and often for most of this games engagements.
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It's harder than camping in the far corners of maps.
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Least I'm not camping corners tho
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I think it's the difference between sprinting and just sliding and carefully aiming.
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Edited by Swiftlock: 7/6/2016 5:03:33 AMMore thought goes into sprinting, sliding, and [b]consistently surviving [/b]than just playing passively and abusing stability perks/aim assist.
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And th dumbasses who let those people close those gaps.
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Back in the day, when the only option to stop them from closing the gap was a thorn or a last word I used a scout rifle and got brutally punished for it. I still have that salt today, and it'll always make me look down on shotguns. Since then, I play like I have a restraining order with the enemy to keep the gaps wide, then primarily use a scout rifle and to the die hardcore shotgunners that blink and slide I use the chaperone for a easy pop in the head.
