Sojiro888 wrote...
He is saying that what makes this gun great is that the cons can be compensated for,IIFlash wrote...
Listing all Pro's and Con's and then basically saying the Con's don't matter.If you could actually negate the issues of the Claymore until they became negligible and then compete with the Crusader on the raw power remaining, yeah.IIFlash wrote...
By this logic I could say the Claymore beats the Crusader hands down in every aspect:IIFlash wrote...
Innate armor piercing? who needs it when you have HVB[/quote]You need it because you have a HVB. Innate piercing means it doesn't lose any damage from penetrating cover with its HVB,lolno, it doesn't even deal as much pure dps as the Crusader, let alone twice as much.IIFlash wrote...
Damage? it does more than twice that of the CrusaderNo. You'd have to bring the Claymore to the level of accuracy of the Crusader for that to be an actual compensation (not to mention you are sacrificing a mod slot for that).IIFlash wrote...
Accuracy? can be compensated for with Smart ChokeOnce again you reduce the magnitude of the problem but doesn't negate it. If you suddenly notice a threat after firing, it takes much longer to react to it with a Claymore than a Crusader (even with the Crusader's 0.2s aiming delay). The advantage the Claymore has is that you don't need the trigger discipline to refrain from firing for a quarter of a second, you can just spam the fire button until it works. But if you are a player who can keep his cool and maintain his rythme in this situation, the Crusader will be far better at responding to an emergency.IIFlash wrote...
Clip & RoF? easily compensated for with reload cancelSo your point here is that there's a bug working in favor of the Claymore?IIFlash wrote...
Weight? at level 10 they weigh the same and HVB still doesn't add additional weight to original weaponsIIFlash wrote...
several maps aren't large enough that you'll be forced to choose targets beyond your effective range often at all.
But if you look at the damage tests done, you'll notice that on rw power alone it is the 6th best weapon in the game
By your response I can see you entirely missed the point of my post. To argue against the points I had made only reinforces what I said about Cons being compensated for. As I stated earlier, the Avenger's cons can be compensated for, this doesn't mean it's accurate or effective in comparison. This applies to the Crusader as well.
Ignoring this is why I stated "by this logic".
For the sake of it I will provide some counter arguments to yours:
Armor Piercing - Claymore (HVB) has enough raw damage that it can still kill most targets though cover with one shot, and even with the with the penalty it still does more damage than a Crusader shot.
Damage: Damage and DPS are not entirely the same thing, having higher DPS thanks to multiple shots doesn't mean it will kill a Phantom as fast a high damage single shot weapon, since it is more dependant on being able to shoot consistently to sustain that DPS on some targets. By the time you shoot your 2nd Crusader headshot (based on what others have said takes to kill a Phantom) that Phantom is already dead from 1 Claymore headshot.
Accuracy: The Smart Choke does not need to provide pinpoint accuracy to compensate, there are only a few maps large enough that you can't effectively headshot enemies spawning at great distance
Weight: Bug or no bug, if a class can carry a mid-level Crusader (as most of you seem to have) then you can carry a Claymore with HVB
And my entire point from the start, in which the Crusader lacks
In-game application > Numbers on paper
Modifié par IIFlash, 20 février 2013 - 04:10 .





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