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It offers you the ability to silently kill people without any punishment to your weapon's performance. As for your fire bullets in one place and sneak around to the other approach.. to each their own I guess xD Seems retarded to me, but go for it.
Besides, you can keep the suppressor equipped and just toggle it on/off.
Fire your initial shots, drop the key enemies and the rest will move predictably on your sniping position. Quickly move from the position to a flanking position and switch to an automatic weapon. As the enemy moves they'll form up into at least a fireteam sized group, usually with a couple of metre spread. And move right past your position, giving you a perfect chance to fire on them from the side. Fix, flank, finish.
It's infinitely messier than supressed gunplay, but fight aggressively enough and you'll never go past Alert Status. I get S rankings quite easily with this playstyle, and if something does go wrong I'm perfectly equiped to blast my way to safety. Another side-effect is that enemy assets are usually trashed almost permanently - comms are almost always down across the entire AO.
But of course, there're pros for going loud. Like what you've said, it's more convenient to have the entire base coming to you instead of you having to sneak around taking out guards one by one. Some people like to play hardcore by extracting a hostage without touching or distracting a single guard. Some people liked to call-in his fully upgraded helicopter and watch Pequod unleash hell in a base. Whichever play style is up to you.
And later on you can't afford to go loud on missions with tanks or a gunship - these things can "spot" you from the other side of the map if you fire a bullet.
Silencers 1:0 No Silencer
That being said, I'm not fond of loud myself. I like them never knowing where I'm coming from. Silencers are an integral part of that and once you get so far with a tier 3 silencer on the right weapon, you can complete any objective without running out, so there is never a need to go loud. A want I can understand, but loud is never needed.