ISHYGDDT wrote...
In that case I would just use the Raider/Harrier/Hurricane/Piranha or other better boss killing weapons in the game.
I could even use the Hurricane and the Wraith with a lower total weight penalty than just using the Claymore.
Face it: aesthetic preference is what leads everyone to select the Claymore.
ISHYGDDT wrote...
Dunvi wrote...
ISHYGDDT wrote...
Dunvi wrote...
Well, according to the math I'm trying to run, the Claymore still comes out ahead damage-wise until Wraith IX. Only a Wraith X beats it... by like 10 points of damage... and still looses against armor.
So Claymoar wins.
If you really are serious about this, you don't need to run the numbers since Cyonan did it for you:
Wraith X sustained DPS 773 with RC
Claymore X sustained DPS 833 with RC
so Claymore has ~8% higher DPS.
DPS is only a relevant measure when enemies survive more than one shot though, which only occurs vs. bosses.
So Claymore has the advantage vs. bosses, while Wraith has the advantage vs. mooks (see my last post.)
But which situation comes up more often over the course of a match: Shooting bosses or shooting mooks?
Hmmmm
*throws lift nades at mook spawn*
Shooting bosses, obviously.
In that case I would just use the Raider/Harrier/Hurricane/Piranha or other better boss killing weapons in the game.
I could even use the Hurricane and the Wraith with a lower total weight penalty than just using the Claymore.
Face it: aesthetic preference is what leads everyone to select the Claymore.
ISHYGDDT wrote...
Dunvi wrote...
ISHYGDDT wrote...
Dunvi wrote...
Well, according to the math I'm trying to run, the Claymore still comes out ahead damage-wise until Wraith IX. Only a Wraith X beats it... by like 10 points of damage... and still looses against armor.
So Claymoar wins.
If you really are serious about this, you don't need to run the numbers since Cyonan did it for you:
Wraith X sustained DPS 773 with RC
Claymore X sustained DPS 833 with RC
so Claymore has ~8% higher DPS.
DPS is only a relevant measure when enemies survive more than one shot though, which only occurs vs. bosses.
So Claymore has the advantage vs. bosses, while Wraith has the advantage vs. mooks (see my last post.)
But which situation comes up more often over the course of a match: Shooting bosses or shooting mooks?
Hmmmm
*throws lift nades at mook spawn*
Shooting bosses, obviously.
In that case I would just use the Raider/Harrier/Hurricane/Piranha or other better boss killing weapons in the game.
I could even use the Hurricane and the Wraith with a lower total weight penalty than just using the Claymore.
Face it: aesthetic preference is what leads everyone to select the Claymore.
Dunvi wrote...
AND WRAITH STILL SOUNDS LIKE A TIN CAN SO IT STILL LOSES NO MATTER WHAT.
Ronnie Blastoff wrote...
Most likely the same thing that leads PC players to think they are in any shape or form "more" awesome because shooting is tough as hell when you point and click.
Dunvi wrote...
AND WRAITH STILL SOUNDS LIKE A TIN CAN SO IT STILL LOSES NO MATTER WHAT.
tMc Tallgeese wrote...
I like the AT-12 Raider the most. A hefty double (or triple) shot boom stick that has given me all manner of enjoyment.
Dunvi wrote...
ISHYGDDT wrote...
Face it: aesthetic preference is what leads everyone to select the Claymore.
AND WRAITH STILL SOUNDS LIKE A TIN CAN SO IT STILL LOSES NO MATTER WHAT.
Arctican wrote...
Dunvi wrote...
AND WRAITH STILL SOUNDS LIKE A TIN CAN SO IT STILL LOSES NO MATTER WHAT.
Lol, if we're going by sounds, then the Javelin's boooooop takes the cake.
:wub::wub::wub::wub:
ISHYGDDT wrote...
Dunvi wrote...
ISHYGDDT wrote...
Face it: aesthetic preference is what leads everyone to select the Claymore.
AND WRAITH STILL SOUNDS LIKE A TIN CAN SO IT STILL LOSES NO MATTER WHAT.
Thank you for admitting I'm right.
Guest_manbearpig654_*
Annomander wrote...
Ronnie Blastoff wrote...
Most likely the same thing that leads PC players to think they are in any shape or form "more" awesome because shooting is tough as hell when you point and click.
I don't need to point and click, I just press my aimbot auto-target key and it cycles through the enemies.
But, you console scrubs with your aim assist are no stranger to having the computer aim for you, are you?
Arctican wrote...
Dunvi wrote...
AND WRAITH STILL SOUNDS LIKE A TIN CAN SO IT STILL LOSES NO MATTER WHAT.
Lol, if we're going by sounds, then the Javelin's boooooop takes the cake.
Guest__only1biggs__*
Ledgend1221 wrote...
Pfft, what pansy carries light guns?megabeast37215 wrote...
Ledgend1221 wrote...
Weight is for girls.
Real men carry big guns.
You still have much to learn scrub a dub dub....
If you're going to have a shotgun for casters, you're going to do it with a Talon.
PhoenixUK wrote...
I use my Wraith V all the time. Have yet to even try Claymore X
Guest_MasterReefa_*
Mmm.Ronnie Blastoff wrote...
ISHYGDDT wrote...
Dunvi wrote...
ISHYGDDT wrote...
Dunvi wrote...
Well, according to the math I'm trying to run, the Claymore still comes out ahead damage-wise until Wraith IX. Only a Wraith X beats it... by like 10 points of damage... and still looses against armor.
So Claymoar wins.
If you really are serious about this, you don't need to run the numbers since Cyonan did it for you:
Wraith X sustained DPS 773 with RC
Claymore X sustained DPS 833 with RC
so Claymore has ~8% higher DPS.
DPS is only a relevant measure when enemies survive more than one shot though, which only occurs vs. bosses.
So Claymore has the advantage vs. bosses, while Wraith has the advantage vs. mooks (see my last post.)
But which situation comes up more often over the course of a match: Shooting bosses or shooting mooks?
Hmmmm
*throws lift nades at mook spawn*
Shooting bosses, obviously.
In that case I would just use the Raider/Harrier/Hurricane/Piranha or other better boss killing weapons in the game.
I could even use the Hurricane and the Wraith with a lower total weight penalty than just using the Claymore.
Face it: aesthetic preference is what leads everyone to select the Claymore.
Actually this is what leads everyone to select the claymore
Most likely the same thing that leads PC players to think they are in any shape or form "more" awesome because shooting is tough as hell when you point and click.
Annomander wrote...
Ronnie Blastoff wrote...
Most likely the same thing that leads PC players to think they are in any shape or form "more" awesome because shooting is tough as hell when you point and click.
I don't need to point and click, I just press my aimbot auto-target key and it cycles through the enemies.
But, you console scrubs with your aim assist are no stranger to having the computer aim for you, are you?
Annomander wrote...
Jay_Hoxtatron wrote...
lfc19titles wrote...
for pc users it is not better, they have such a god damn easier game they can get easy headshots of the claymore or they can avoid being hit by walking to the left or right with their frame rates to get the perfect shot
for normal game users, I have always favoured the wraith over claymore, that and Pir are underrated for me
GallowsPole's alt account?
Remember, on PC we're all a bunch of aimbotting, wallhacking, no-spreading, frame rate capping, ini. file tweaking no good sunsabyches.
Because it takes no skill to aim for the head while moving, or to hit moving targets, and we all cap our frames at 20. Just plug in a mouse and own a copy of ME3 and BANG, instant god mode according to our most learned console friends. *turns off sarcasm*
Jay_Hoxtatron wrote...
A wild Reegar appears!
It uses omgroflstompelectricalflamethrower.
It's super effective!
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