From: | DragonC147@***.com DragonC147@***.com |
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Subject: | Damage Codes |
Date: | Mon, 27 Nov 2000 10:26:56 EST |
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Hi all,
I've been thinking about the damage ratings for different weapons. My
question is; does anyone have a new damage ratings that would be more
realistic?
for example:
SMG's do from 6M to 7M even though they fire the exact same ammo as the Heavy
Pistols, 9M, and have a longer barrel?
Assault rifles, .223's do 8M, and light sporting rifles firing the same or
close caliber do 7S.
Sniping Rifles: 14S-14D, what is the big difference between a sniping rifle,
usually a .30-06 or .308 and sporting rifles that fire 7mm, .308, or .30-06?
9S to 14S is a big jump.
I know that fasa has tried to make it so that some weapons don't become too
powerful, but it seems in doing so they made everything either way under
powered, or too high powered. Any thoughts?
Dragon Claw
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<HTML><FONT SIZE=2>Hi all,
<BR>
<BR>I've been thinking about the damage ratings for different weapons. My
<BR>question is; does anyone have a new damage ratings that would be more
<BR>realistic?
<BR>
<BR>for example:
<BR>SMG's do from 6M to 7M even though they fire the exact same ammo as the Heavy
<BR>Pistols, 9M, and have a longer barrel?
<BR>Assault rifles, .223's do 8M, and light sporting rifles firing the same or
<BR>close caliber do 7S.
<BR>Sniping Rifles: 14S-14D, what is the big difference between a sniping rifle,
<BR>usually a .30-06 or .308 and sporting rifles that fire 7mm, .308, or .30-06?
<BR>9S to 14S is a big jump.
<BR>
<BR>I know that fasa has tried to make it so that some weapons don't become too
<BR>powerful, but it seems in doing so they made everything either way under
<BR>powered, or too high powered. Any thoughts?
<BR>
<BR>Dragon Claw</FONT></HTML>
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