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Editado por AscendantPotato: 6/7/2017 5:00:30 PM[quote]Go with Braced Frame man.[/quote] Braced frame is a static perk in the middle tree on Doctrine, i.e. it's always available. OP is talking about the perk that appears in the very last column, which can be one of several different perks.
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I understand that I'm just letting OP know CB is better, he was talking about his preference for Smallbore over CB.
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That's my bad, I didn't read that far into his post to see that part. 🤗
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No problem! Cheers mate 🍻
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I did at first, and I usually swear by braced frame or hand laid stock on most guns. However, once you get used to the gun, I just think that smallbore is better all round. I can compete more at a medium range in pvp with it as well
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The range from smallbore makes the damage dropoff 1 meter further. So not worth it in my opinion. The least dmg it can do is 10 bodyshot dmg though. Even across the bottom hall in last exit.
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I get what you're saying, but I guess it's down to preference and the situation really. If you can handle the stability with smallbore, I just think I'd rather have 54 bullets than 48, especially when persistence kicks in. Smallbore on any other bullet hose is too much hard work to control, but on Doctrine it's very manageable for some reason
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I uave one doctrine with counterbalance and persistence. And i also have a unbent tree with counterbalance and braced frame. I like these auto's allot more then the other 2 archetypes.
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Yeah, I agree. I've been using Doctrine and Vision Stone lately, but have been surprised by how good Suros Regime is with spinning up perk
