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flux-signal-404 · 6 months ago

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Do you play tf2? If so, what class do you main? 🙂

Yes i do. I've been maining pyro, but sniper is close second.

My pyro loadout is back burner and detonator (for movement/jumps)

For sniper it's just, default sniper loudout lol, the guns i've unlocked for him suck ass, so yeah.

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l3rking · 2 years ago

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For my fellow buildcrafting nut-jobs, these are the loadouts I've been using this season so far:

YAS, because it's the best exotic in the game and explosions make brain happy.

Renewal Grasp having it's cooldown nerf reverted feels so good. That x3 Resist is nothing to scoff at. I was tanking Boss damage on a Tier 3 Summoning Alters like it was nothing.

Gotta throw a PvP build in there for when the mood strikes me. Remember, Graviton Forfeit will always grant you T9-ish Recov while invisible no matter what your stat is. The new map, btw, is so much fun. A little big but great sight-lines and cover.

The new Hunter Strand Aspect is so much fun. Just tossing beyblades left and right. Unraveling projectiles flying around everywhere. Shadow clones. Rope dart bouncing around. It's a blast.

Waiting to farm the new moth gloves, Mothkeeper's Wraps, to make an arc blinding build with the new Hive Boomer exotic. Moth mommy will be so proud of me.

Please Bungie reenable loadouts soon. I didn't realize just how much I utilize it until the took them away.

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codm-sulaimithrasha · 4 months ago

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#codm #Sulaimi #loadouts

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terengineer · 5 months ago

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commonwealth-operator · 11 months ago

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Breakdown of my current loadout. Missions with specialized hardware requirements might result in additional gear being issued, but for a regular patrol, it's usually something like this.

*Rifle* - Standard fighting weapon, two hand grip, rifle caliber. Typically configured in full-auto for emergency situations; trigger discipline can be used to pick single shots. My current issue is a compact Kalashnikov-based design, the Kastov, chambered in 5.56x45 NATO. I like this one because it will accept 5.56, 7.62x39mm, '54 rimmed, 10mm auto and even 7.62 Tokarev. This one is fitted with a Micro T1 sight without a riser, for lower height-over-bore.

*Suppressor* - Usually I have my primary OR sidearm suppressed, not both. This allows me the option of a stealthy approach while still retaining an unsuppressed weapon, which typically have better ballistics. This one is a Hux Ventum with a canvas wrap to reduce the can's heat signature.

*Handgun* - Remember, switching to your pistol is always faster than reloading. NCO's, officer-class Militiamen, and myself all carry a sidearm in case of primary stoppage. Standard issue is a no-frills Glock in a P80 configuration in black or two-tone. This particular serial was taken from an installation on the south side and sporterized for combat use by SMT-0 with a Gemtech compensator and Leupold Deltapoint RDS.

*Grenade* - Offhand thrown weapons offer more flexibility approaching a situation. The Mk3A7 offensive concussion grenade is a good choice when fragmentation grenades run too great a risk of over penetration or friendly fire.

*Melee* - A blunt instrument helps me get the drop on raider sentries, keeping their deaths silent and my infiltration secret. This pattern of shock baton is standard issue for militiamen in riot-prone installations.

*Bladed* - You don't need a knife until you do! More of a practical implement than a weapon in this loadout, kept for cutting rope, processing firewood, prepping dinner... and the occasional raider who gets too close.