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PROS:
+35% firerate
+10% damage
+10% damage at close range
CONS:
-Very loud (Considering the lack of silencer and the open barrel)
+Extreme damage drop due to distance
+15% bullet spread
-15% clip
General idea:
So my idea as that in close range this weapon will dominate, but as soon as you take it out of its element, it will struggle to hit even the largest of targets, and when it does, it will leave but a minor scratch. This way, the weapon is used only as a defensive weapon for scaring away spies or those pesky players who get a little too close for comfort!
Yes it looks great!
+ 20% Larger clip size
- 10% Damage
- 10% Slower reload
Sure does!
So basically a better SMG.
No, really. The SMG is used for exactly this purpose.
Cons are too low, put the percentages up a bit
Pros:
+ 35% fire rate
+ 20% clip size
+ 5% damage bonus at point blank range
Cons:
+15% bullet spread
- 40% reload speed
- 20% total ammo
Waddya think?
Ehhhh... No need for the bullet spread. Also that damage bonus should be significanlty bigger.
Sounds good to me.
I didn't even try to picture it! Thanks for that correction