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Jeremiah12LGeek wrote...
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Argus target switching isn't really that bad when you DON'T HAVE A SCOPE ON IT. Meaning DEFAULT weapon. But it's almost MANDATORY for Argus to WORK. And scope ADDS time. And Saber doesn't need it.
My test with the Argus was done without the scope, and using console with the auto-aim madness. There wasn't a spread issue, and I performed better than I usually do. It's especially noteworthy I hadn't used the weapon in months, and then only to finish its challenge.
I would actually say a scope on the Argus would be a detrimen to the process. At least, for me, it would be, by adding to the aiming time.
You could be just getting better as a player. Perfomed better than you usually do? Compared to what? Saber? Harrier? Or SS'ing Shadow? What are we comparing? Strict weapon usage on the same character or different kit? Power usage character or weapons kit? Details pls.
Just doing better than usuall doesn't say much. 
I elaborated in a couple of previous posts, but basically, I used my Cabal, to stack stability bonuses.
I hosted, to minimize the chance that the stability bonuses would bug out. The character is melee-specc'd, but with weapon passives, as well. I combined it with Sability III and Recoil V on the Argus, but no scope.
It was Reapers London, and it was a pretty bad game, all around. Nothing unusual for a London PuG, in my experience, but I was synch-killed on three different waves, and particularly struggled after Wave 6. The match ended up taking 30 minutes.
My personal performance, however, was actually surprising me. My accuracy with the gun wasn't great, but it was more than enough to top-score and then some. I scored more and higher medals than I usually would. Most importantly, I quickly felt comfortable with the gun, and my aim improved after I learned to stop over-compensating for recoil that wasn't there.
I only managed a 10 headshot medal, but that is actually good for me with an AR (usually the Sabre is the only AR with which I will get a 10-headshot medal.)
I was testing it out to see if, in my hands, it was a powerful, effective weapon with stacked stability. I would very confidently say that, with stacked stability, my Argus IX on my PS3 manifest is one of my most powerful guns. On Xbox, it would probably be surpassed, because I have the Sabre at X and Harrier at IV, but on PS3 I do not have an AR that compares to it, except perhaps my Harrier II.
But I scored higher in my London Argus PuG than I ever have with my Harrier II, so it's possible that the Argus actually does exceed it in effectiveness (at least, for now.) Fundamentally, I found it an easy, accurate gun to use under those circumstances. I will use it that way again in the future.
Modifié par Jeremiah12LGeek, 25 septembre 2013 - 04:34 .