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由Astartes Marine编辑：
7/22/2021 4:43:42 PM
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I would also like it to work more like Heir Apparent in that the zoom function spins the barrels rather than aiming.
Standard hip fire - unchanged
Zoom - no aim down sight but gun behavior remains unchanged like recoil, accuracy, etc, slight screen zoom, barrels spin up, movement speed same as aim down sight (walking pace).
It's a minigun, you don't aim for total precision with a minigun.
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Thats an interesting idea however thats changing the workings of the entire gun. The Heir Apparent has the left trigger spin up the barrels to keep it on par (damage wise) to all other heavy machine guns which have instant damage output. The Heir Apparents shield though....geeze, thats a whole other story especially after the buff to it. The sweet business is at its core a primary weapon, not a heavy. It may be a minigun he he *thinks about the guy in the movie predator mowing all the trees down* but trying to emulate the functionality of another exotic seems like it would take away somewhat if the uniqueness they each possess. Maybe I am in the minority here, and thats ok! I am looking for a discussion. Anyone else think the sweet business needs to operate like the Heir Apoarent?
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Maybe some of the uniqueness, but one is for being a tank with the shield, the other puts exponentially more rounds down range with the added bonus of being armor piercing. One is more defensive, the other more suppression and walls of lead. There's also that if you look at someone else using Sweet Business, when they aim down the sights there is no animation for using said sights, the character still holds the weapon at about hip fire height, almost as if that was originally intended.
