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3/21/2023 10:56:08 PM
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LMAO imagine crying about an smg when you can just use a pulse rifle, scout, hand cannon, sniper, shotgun, linear fusion, grenade launcher, or fusion rifle to kill them.
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You know what also doesn't solve a problem. Actually crying about instead of learning what weapons are more usable in situations LMAO 🤣😂. PvP and PvE make different usage of every weapon literally 360 and 450 auto rifles shine in PvE while PvP has the 600 and 720. You can't just expect the same thing in every damn game you enter. Also the same thing goes for each of the other weapons for example 120 snipers are better in PvE while 72 and 90 are good for PvP. It's all situational just learn the game. Heck even other shooters have this in their game but almost nobody complains about.
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I'm not saying every weapon has to be good in every situation, what I said is every weapon can be used on every situation to varying degrees of effectiveness. I can use my SMG in PUBG mobile for sniping but it won't be as effective as DMR/SR since the damage drop will be harsh enough to make enemies able to survive several shots unless I can land consecutive headshots and DMR/SR can be used on short range with lower effectiveness compared to AR or SMG (doesn't stop some madlads from running and gunning with them especially on TDM) 360 to 720 should be effective for both PvE and PvP with varying degrees of performance, not just outright "don't use 360 and 450 for PvP"
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I see that but again 360 and 450 can be used in PvP if you are facing people using weapons that rely more on range because those auto rifles are slow and hard hitter but have more optimal range. The "just get good" is a lot greater in destiny for that reason. Just know what weapons to use under the kind of situations. Also yes PUBG is still an example of using weapons for certain situations. You are literally explaining the same thing I'm talking about. Every game has a TTK difference for every weapons in any scenario.
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And you need to be in that specific situation to have a chance or you end up with this [quote]just use a 600 or 720 auto rifle that is a good roll or just use the suros regime LMAO[/quote] Basically rendering anything that can't work on your very specific situation as nearly guaranteed as a lose [quote]You are literally explaining the same thing I'm talking about[/quote] Not the same as any weapon in PUBG is useable for any situation, not "just use this gun LMAO" like your example where some things only work on a very specific situation if you don't follow the meta and even worse when you mentioned this [quote]PvP and PvE make different usage of every weapon literally 360 and 450 auto rifles shine in PvE while PvP has the 600 and 720. You can't just expect the same thing in every damn game you enter. Also the same thing goes for each of the other weapons for example 120 snipers are better in PvE while 72 and 90 are good for PvP.[/quote] This shows a very lopsided balance where you end up with meta instead of able to use anything
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Again you don't have to follow the meta because you have the setup the scenario also know what guns to use in certain maps like if you can't find a long distance map of course you won't use a sniper and other long range weapons. But if you do then it's because you have more skills than the average player. That's something casuals don't get this game still uses the "get good" method. Every weapon is still viable but nor recommended if under certain circumstances if you are still not a high skill player.
