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That was a great move by Reto imo, making the starter SA rifles some of the best weapons in the game but only if properly modified. It was always funny hearing noobs complain about how everyone had Assault Rifles and they just had a "useless" starter SA rifle, when i was also using a 2HK SA rifle for how good they were.
The instinct of Noobs is always that your starting gear is garbage and should be disposed of as quickly as possible, but this way H&G provided the highest rewards for 1. learning how to actually aim your SA rifle instead of buying a spray-and-pray automatic, and 2. learning how to best mod your guns.
In fact SA rifles and GE Assault Rifle pretty much share most of the similar engagement ranges and the latter thrives on landing more consistent hits since aim correction is easier with more bullets fired. Semi-autos requires you to multi-task clicking to shoot and moving the mouse to aim at the same time, rather than full auto aiming by holding the mouse down, and turning the mouse to correct it.
If you 'automate' SA rifles to auto-shoot, I'm pretty sure all the automatics users would be the ones complaining.
Yes, it would have been still played but by a dwindling hardcore playerbase that would have all been decked out in gear with one shot weapons and most new guys trying out the game would have been thrown off by that. One thing that always stuck out to me was the progressively small amount of content being put into the game to the point that we have been playing on the same maps for years. I have had friends play this game with me and all of them never returned on their own to play the game unless i had ask them to install it. Only the true die hard playerbase is what was left and of course most didnt spend any money in it
Yes, TLM did not care and was not fit to run the game as they did want to do a cashgrab when they realize what they got into. However, the game was not in a good state before them either they just hasten the progress it took to kill the game. Personally, i disagree with the shutdown but i also understand that the game was dying as it was and either needed a new team or eventually die on its own but who knows.
Nobody will ever know the future in stored for the game because of what they did and i would have rather it be a slow death through loss of player numbers than pulling the plug like they did.
If you are very good at staying alive, buy a dropship and mod it to deploy allies in the skies and try to fly around safely dropping allies around and staying alive, you'll rack up points for that and gain more rewards for it, and in turn able to afford more money to keep doing the same tactic and win. Dust 514 even had cloaking and 'scanners' you can bring with you to 'hide' from enemies or 'scan' to scout enemies, and simply stay behind your allies and show them enemy locations for them to kill.