Pro Battlefield player here. One of the best in the world, played for many of the best Battlefield teams in the world. I’m saying this, because the reasoning behind why the Model 10-A isn’t OP, is a bunch of illogical reasoning based on nothing. I know what I’m talking about, and if you’d like to go into detail proving how you are wrong, and the Model 10-A is OP, I’ll happily do it. I’am thoroughly exhausted from the casuals who apparently know more than the experts.
And don’t get me wrong, I get it. You’ve never been able to do anything in any Battlefield game before, until you started using this gun, and now all the sudden you can actually do work. Sorry, but you didn’t earn that, so you don’t deserve it. I earned the skill I have, I choose weapons based their versatility, not what is easiest. If you want to get better at the game, you’ll need to adopt that mentality.
You have a far better chance of beating any of the elite classes in close range than you do against a shotgun.
Its not possible to beat someone in point blank range if they have a shotgun… assuming they are capable of merely lining up the shot. Accuracy is irrelevant. Which should never be the case with a first person shooter.
So why is it this logic doesn’t apply to any other weapons? A sniper isn’t OP at long range, SMG’s aren’t OP at short range, and semi-auto rifles aren’t OP at medium range…
So because its designed like a shotgun its totally fair and shouldn’t be nerfed…
Gee golly, I can’t help but wonder why on earth you’d feel that way…
What sweet spot? You mean a headshot that actually requires accuracy? That doesn’t make any sense. So sniper rifles are perfectly balanced because they require a headshot for a one shot kill, but shotguns are perfectly balanced because you don’t even need a headshot? lmao This is embarrassing reading casual gamer’s comments.
Any other illogical and not thought out at all arguments for why your crutch isn’t overpowered? I’d thoroughly enjoy correcting and educating you casual Battlefield players.
The solution to this problem is simple. Unless the range is 5 meters or less, you should require a headshot. Its a shotgun, meaning you should have to use it like one. The problem that noobs don’t understand, is almost all first person shooters are designed where the majority of the action is relatively close range. Making the shotguns typically the most overpowered and best weapons.
You shouldn’t be rewarded for participating, you should be rewarded for accuracy, and out playing the enemy. Using a shotgun requires no skill what so ever.