favourite gun type in games

[That ain't it chief]

rifle, for sure

i love going in high towers being hard to hit while sniping people

[L1qu1dator]

Gatling gun, rifles, energy weapons.

[Z]

CS GO White Eagle Pistol. Always my favourite pistol with main rifle.

[Light]

Certain weapons are suited for certain ranges.

Thus, game-play is potentially affected by this element.

Originally posted by Annabel Lee:

Snipe, fully automatic

Recoil is an issue there.

I guess it depends on the game.

Automatic rifles suffer in terms of accuracy, as a general concept.

Imagine though, a .50 CAL Desert Eagle with a ton of muzzle energy can practically fall out of your hands.

In-game, it can reach the same fate.

With a sniper itself, fair to assume it's similar.

Originally posted by castle that has a moat.gg:

rifle, for sure

i love going in high towers being hard to hit while sniping people

I used to play Halo competitively, with lead — due to Halo PCs' netcodes.

Latency heavily affected lead and to do a "3sk", it's a pain.

Lead is also affected by distance.

Took me years to master it, and gained me the nick-name.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qEbmi2cS8w

Those days for me, are over though.

[JelliedKnife]

Light Machine Guns. Go big or go home. Whether the game is super tactical or run & gun, the LMG always has a place in the meta as a big hunk of metal that will shred those who are unaware, and keep those who are aware in cover.

[joy cultist]

revolver

[JelliedKnife]

Originally posted by in no weary vital post dated:

revolver

Whenever I get a revolver in a game, I always have the urge to reference Metal Gear. I haven't even played the game, I just love the character. You know who.

[joy cultist]

Originally posted by JayCee:

Originally posted by in no weary vital post dated:

revolver

Whenever I get a revolver in a game, I always have the urge to reference Metal Gear. I haven't even played the game, I just love the character. You know who.

I just make references to Clint Eastwood movies

[Mikasa Ackerman]

either sub machine guns or sniper riffles , in james bond nightfire on gamecube i always just used sniper riffles , but later for online games i learned to play smgs and a few ARs too (like the AN94 in bo2)

but if i can have a sniper riffle and i am not at a disadvantage because of it , i will always prefer camping in the distance with a sniper riffle ( sniping a helicopter out of the sky in ghost recon wildlands always is fun ) over rushing the front lines , i would also take a sniper in battlefield , its just games like cod, rainbow six siege or even tf2 , in those i just cant play with a sniper riffle , i need to be able to sit down with a sniper and play tactical , if i have to constantly move around i cant play with a sniper riffle

[Florida Man]

Whatever will kill the most amount of people with the least amount of bullets.

[Bunker Junker]

LMG.

[JobeGardener]

Assault Rifles.

[DarkCrystalMethod]

The P-90 is a skill weapon. I will totally embarras you with it.

[Fragile Waters]

BFG

[aG| Wardog]

Usually Assault Rifles and Battle Rifles.

I like to be prepared for any encounter, even if not specialising in any one of them. If the weapon I’m using is lacking compared to a specialty weapon in a given range, then I need to be more skilled than the other player to counter it, and I’d rather have that and be effective at most ranges, than extremely effective at one range, and useless at every other range.

[busulon]

Revolvers.
Always do nice damage.