chipsandwich wrote...
Which is pretty much the biggest issue I have with the BPP. The Hurricane is supposed to be monster DPS at the cost of accuracy. The BPP has neither. It should most definitely receive an accuracy buff. Maybe a trivial damage buff too, but it really needs the accuracy to distinguish itself from the Hurricane.peddroelmz wrote...
hurricane is ... easier to use ..
The Sin wrote...
Here's the thing. Did Bioware themselves actually forget that Insanity Single Player = Non Collector Bronze Multiplayer ?
So these weapons should just be left as it is honestly.
Crimson Vanguard wrote...
4 URs, 3 are garbage.
mgc1971 wrote...
Crimson Vanguard wrote...
4 URs, 3 are garbage.
I hate to agree with you on that, but your statement is 100% accurate
At least the other one, Lancer, is the best AR ever released
Eric Fagnan wrote...
According to our balance testing, without reload canceling the BPP does about 23% less sustained damage than the Hurricane on non-armored targets, but about 29% more sustained damage than the Hurricane on armored targets. Like any fast firing weapon, you should put a penetration mod on the weapon if you want good damage against armor. The BPP, like the Hurricane, is balanced around being a close range SMG. If you use it at long distances, you will no doubt miss with a lot of your bullets and your damage will drop significantly.
Comparing weapons between single player and multiplayer is not very useful since those 2 games are balanced very differently. It's true that many of the new weapons do significantly less damage in MP than their counterparts in single player, but those weapons in my opinion are way too powerful in single player but we don't have a live system for changing them.
Modifié par Stardusk, 06 mars 2013 - 07:09 .
megabeast37215 wrote...
The Fagnan has spoken!
The BPP is a boss killer on a T.Soldier, Destroyer or Geth... that's how I felt about it too.
Eric Fagnan wrote...
According to our balance testing, without reload canceling the BPP does about 23% less sustained damage than the Hurricane on non-armored targets, but about 29% more sustained damage than the Hurricane on armored targets.
Modifié par Deerber, 06 mars 2013 - 07:11 .
Stardusk wrote...
megabeast37215 wrote...
The Fagnan has spoken!
The BPP is a boss killer on a T.Soldier, Destroyer or Geth... that's how I felt about it too.
Fixed that for you.
megabeast37215 wrote...
The Fagnan has spoken!
The BPP is a boss killer... that's how I felt about it too.
Modifié par Ser Pounce A Lot , 06 mars 2013 - 07:12 .
Stardusk wrote...
megabeast37215 wrote...
The Fagnan has spoken!
The BPP is a boss killer on a T.Soldier, Destroyer or Geth... that's how I felt about it too.
Fixed that for you.
megabeast37215 wrote...
Stardusk wrote...
megabeast37215 wrote...
The Fagnan has spoken!
The BPP is a boss killer on a T.Soldier, Destroyer or Geth... that's how I felt about it too.
Fixed that for you.
I was using it last night on the Cabal... but it required putting it directly in somethings face at point blank range.
InTheZone wrote...
LOL. I told you all that the BPP and Adas would suck in MP, just like they suck in SP.
Eric Fagnan wrote...
According to our balance testing, without reload canceling the BPP does about 23% less sustained damage than the Hurricane on non-armored targets, but about 29% more sustained damage than the Hurricane on armored targets. Like any fast firing weapon, you should put a penetration mod on the weapon if you want good damage against armor. The BPP, like the Hurricane, is balanced around being a close range SMG. If you use it at long distances, you will no doubt miss with a lot of your bullets and your damage will drop significantly.
Comparing weapons between single player and multiplayer is not very useful since those 2 games are balanced very differently. It's true that many of the new weapons do significantly less damage in MP than their counterparts in single player, but those weapons in my opinion are way too powerful in single player but we don't have a live system for changing them.
Modifié par Flambrose, 06 mars 2013 - 07:30 .
Eric Fagnan wrote...
According to our balance testing, the BPP does 29% more sustained damage than the Hurricane on armored targets.
Eric Fagnan wrote...
According to our balance testing, without reload canceling the BPP does about 23% less sustained damage than the Hurricane on non-armored targets, but about 29% more sustained damage than the Hurricane on armored targets. Like any fast firing weapon, you should put a penetration mod on the weapon if you want good damage against armor. The BPP, like the Hurricane, is balanced around being a close range SMG. If you use it at long distances, you will no doubt miss with a lot of your bullets and your damage will drop significantly.
Feneckus wrote...
Eric Fagnan wrote...
According to our balance testing, the BPP does 29% more sustained damage than the Hurricane on armored targets.
How did you test it ?
I tested it myself, with AP Rounds IV, SMG Amp III and SMG Amp V, and my Hurricane VIII could deplete a Gold Praetorian's armor 0.2s faster than my BPP X.
Not a perfect test, obviously, I might have gotten more headshots with one weapon, but it wasn't even close to a 29% difference.
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