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original online mode is a dictatorship and R* dictates the rules.
you need to seek for alternatives if you want more freedom.
One more reason why you should not get stuff thinking you can use on anyway in the game. Research before actually buying.
Right... Judging by the UI, they're not really open to player feedback much, are they? It just baffles me why something like the Oppressor Mk2 is usable everywhere, but Ballistic Equipment was the place they drew the line. "No! Too poweful!"
As I said, the price of admission isn't really the issue here. I bought the Bunker as a source of income and I could easily afford the 500 grand needed to buy it. It set me back some, but I wouldn't have spent money I didn't have. What galls me is the missed opportunity. This could have been a really awesome tool to add to my toolkit, same as an Insurgent or a Terrorbyte.
Instead, it's a novelty toy with no real use, and it makes me wonder why. What design purpose does this serve? Because it feels absolutely arbitrary.