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Does it actually have more range? APB:Db still hasn't been updated with range info for Curves weapons...

It's literally just an NTEC, but can't move while aiming or its accuracy breaks to shit... for what purpose would one want to use this gun?

Last I checked, Sluttles is an NA native (originally from Joker, if memory serves) and that Tagger was given to them as an event reward on NA.

Just a dig at nitro use being so universal in gaming. True muscle doesn't need that to get that speed. Pure, unadulterated power is what muscle's all about.

I feel like the old sound is too high pitched. Maybe in addition to speeding it back up, also shifting it down so that we maintain the deep rumble it currently enjoys... and deserves, being a purebred muscle car without any of that compensatory nitro crutching.

You really don't have a clue if you actually believe that. On top of being the origin point of the dethreating epidemic (fun fact, it was basically a non-existent thing prior), threat locked districts is what killed this game in the first place. Half the playerbase left over those months, and half of what remained bled out beyond that because of it. Granted, under Gamersfirst/Reloaded the game would've failed regardless. However, it would've taken much, much longer for the failure to arrive if not for that terminal mistake. I guarantee you that the majority of current dethreaters would just dethreat harder to get access to bronze. That initial dethreat would involve a decent bit of time and effort, but once they've gone through that the maintenance after would be much easier (and only get easier the longer they stay down there).

Honestly, I'd be ecstatic if I could somehow get my current account merged into my original account. Hell, I think I'd actually just be ecstatic to regain access to my original account regardless...

Not sure why you need "new systems" that make it a "tricky thing" to remove, but I'll reserve full judgment until after seeing it. Hopefully it isn't something that will take years like the engine upgrade.

Adding a new threat will change nothing.

One would assume that means it's currently in effect since the work day is well over.

You have my support.

Why not just remove JMBs and put the guns in ARMAS as direct purchases? You say you care about abusive practices, well loot boxes are abusive no matter if you disclose the odds or not.

It's actually not even currency devaluation that would be the reason they don't do this. Honestly, I don't think it would really affect the market to any significant degree anyways since it isn't introducing new currency to the game (and the increase to JT growth doesn't matter since JT stuff isn't tradeable). The more likely reason is simply that it would require a ton of dev time for only minor quality of life gains.

Magazine Pull's reduced ammo in clip really hurts the gun's anti-vehicle ability. At that point you might as well just pull out a DMR-SD.

That would be hella nice, but I doubt it'll ever happen.

Would add Tagger as its third mod. Retains the Hunting Sight 3 and Cooling Jacket 3 of its PR1 and PR2 variants.

I'm still hoping for this to be done. I currently have purchased the character-bound copy from Joker Store, but would like to invest in an account-bound one from ARMAS to have on both my characters.

Oh, so you're talking about a bug introduced by Gamersfirst/Reloaded. Then it doesn't surprise me really, I've been on several haituses over the years.

I mean, I've been here since the second week of CBT, and that was never a thing. So maybe it was a thing during that first week, but at that point my statement still basically stands.

RTW things.

1) Ask yourself why you're running out in the open like an idiot. 2) Dive into the nearest cover. Alternatively, accept your fate and move on. 3) Ask yourself why you're playing in a dead district, when even Jericho keeps an active one at all hours. 4) If indoors/enclosed; OPGL, EOL, and nades. If rooftops or similar open area; airbursting Volcano, Kickback, and nades. 5) Ask yourself why you're playing like an idiot and not using any of the hundreds of restocking stations available all over. 6) Learn to drive, as catching runners is incredibly easy and basically means they're handing you the win.

God what I wouldn't give for this feature. Give me a quick summary of the mission's current state so I can enter it with some measure of understanding... Creme de la Crime - 5/10 with 1:30 remaining Teammate 1, Teammate 2, Teammate 3 Opponent 1, Opponent 2, Opponent 3, Opponent 4 Very simple UI box that could pop up when the queue pops, with a simple yes/no acceptance like group and friend invites have. If you turn it down, you're simply dropped back to the end of the matchmaking queue to wait for the next mission pop. Easily avoid bad backup calls, bad teammates/opponents, etc.

Honestly, I wish Little Orbit would bring it back as an option the player can choose to toggle on/off at their own discretion. I enjoy these kinds of things, they add more flavor to the gameplay.

As has been said before by myself and others, all they really need to do is add JT to the end-of-mission rewards alongside cash and standing. If every completed mission gave 25 JT, it would take 400 missions to obtain 10,000 JT (which is the highest priced item in the Joker Store last I checked). This would be approximately a month of consistently playing 6 hours per day at 20 minutes per mission. The average player obviously isn't going to play that much (nor that consistently), so this would naturally extend to 2-3 months. Daily activities would reduce this timeframe by some amount, but I'm far too lazy to go that in-depth with the math on this.

It doesn't disable cars though, is the problem. It stops acceleration, but everything else works just fine... which means that a car in motion is completely unaffected. In other words, why bother tossing an EMP grenade when a Conc will simply destroy the car and kill its inhabitants in the process?