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Thread: 4/3/2/3 in Rifleman and I SUCK!!!
Im sorry not all of us were able to use the Jax exploit to get to master rifleman like you SilverLobo. Personally, I chose NOT to use it. Its like macro'ing in UO. Sure, you can use it, but you get no satisfaction from your charachter.
Why dont you re-start your charachter and try leveling up a rifleman w/out exploits? Maybe then you'll learn a different side of the argument besides "shut up! Master rifleman is great and screw the other 99.9% of rifleman!"
Rifleman is uber gimp until master and then it gets the speed and damage to actually compete and be good. MASTER IS WORTH THE WORK...
I can sum rifleman up fairly quickly.
Most of your career you will do about 25% of the damage everyone else is doing. When you hit master you will be able to do 25% more damage than anyone else can do; however, you can only maintain that advatange for a short period of time. For this "perk" you get to be "a melee with a gun." And by that I mean a melee that gets owned everywhere and by everyone.
It's your fault if you choose the wrong tools for a job. If they were 'newbies' as you say... Go in with a niceDLT20a with an accuracy powerup and fire off 3 flushing volleys.
You have far more trouble playing a Riflemen then any Riflemen I've played with, maybe you should look into other professions.
TekDragon wrote:
FIFTEEN GUYS ALL KNOCKED DOWN BY A SINGLE SHOT!!!
The Rebels come up and slaughter us while the master pistoleer spams us with disarm2.
That's kind of funny when you think about it and FlurryShot II would've had the same general effect.
That's kinda funny you could say something so retarded.
Hoabob wrote:
You have far more trouble playing a Riflemen then any Riflemen I've played with, maybe you should look into other professions.
TekDragon wrote:
FIFTEEN GUYS ALL KNOCKED DOWN BY A SINGLE SHOT!!!
The Rebels come up and slaughter us while the master pistoleer spams us with disarm2.
That's kind of funny when you think about it and FlurryShot II would've had the same general effect.