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Note: Prepare to go negative. If you are trying to learn to dragscope, its not a bad option to actually hardscope. don't be afraid of it. The point of doing this is to get used to the inscope sensitivity. CPU and laser sight it up with dexterity. Also, toughness is good against those pesky AR's to minimize viewkick when getting shot
Edit: Added the extra note
It removes scope sway, that's all.
Use the VARIABLE ZOOM scope, and always leave it on minimal zoom level. That makes it easy as hell.
~350-400ms
leftclick down
leftclick up
rightclick up
click R
~450ms
double tap weapon switch
repeat
easy as hell and you will always hit perfectly in the middle of your crosshair (also will be shooting faster because of fake reload, if you manage to time it well)
i have ~60% accuracy with ballista and dsr. sure, i'm more of a classic scope, meaning i don't run around mindless towards the enemy for style kills, but this saved me a lot of deaths.
I mentined that getting used to the inscope sensitivity is a good idea and hardscoping should not be looked down upon when learning. The CPU would help minimize the sway
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