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Can someone teach me the art of assault rifles?
Posted: 2009-06-22 04:17
by sammya
I am hopeless. I have gotte nthe jist of the sniper rifle and i am having no trouble at all with wiping enemies from 600+ metres with it.. but i seem to struggle with the assault rifles anything over 80 metres.
I stay completely still and wait like 3 seconds before i engage and wait 1-2 seconds between single shots.. but i still seem to be wiped out before i can finish them
is their a strategy i need to stick to help me improve?
ty
and also, can someone explain how i use the acog+saw as well?
ty
Re: Can someone teach me the art of assault rifles?
Posted: 2009-06-22 04:20
by gclark03
Don't wait so long between shots. If the situation allows, keep shooting - suppress them - and keep moving to better cover when you're sure you won't get shot in transit. If you find cover and get to 40 meters instead of 80, you'll have a better chance of wasting the enemy with automatic fire.
The same applies at longer ranges: keep their head down, and make sure you have cover. More rounds mean a greater probability of hitting the target.
Re: Can someone teach me the art of assault rifles?
Posted: 2009-06-22 04:42
by sammya
gclark03 wrote:Don't wait so long between shots. If the situation allows, keep shooting - suppress them - and keep moving to better cover when you're sure you won't get shot in transit. If you find cover and get to 40 meters instead of 80, you'll have a better chance of wasting the enemy with automatic fire.
The same applies at longer ranges: keep their head down, and make sure you have cover. More rounds mean a greater probability of hitting the target.
but how ocme by shots seem to unaccurate ?
Re: Can someone teach me the art of assault rifles?
Posted: 2009-06-22 04:45
by gclark03
Assault rifles are never completely accurate if you're firing while standing. The deviation's much better while crouching or prone (same deviation value), so try changing your stance for medium-range targets.
There's really not much more you can be doing wrong.