OH Guess what run militia sniper... Guess what they can tank heavy suits with their sniper... OH run vehicles... OH guess what with the commando suit they can run swarm launchers now with their snipers... Oh run in a pack.... Guess what... If a member of your pack dies from a sniper your pack becomes that much weaker in advancing on enemy posts. Oh use your Vehicle to block shoots when your hacking... Guess what Commando suit dude... oh Sniping takes skill....

-1 your stupid dude. run infantry and see how snipers treat you for once...

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Ah, redline sniping - basically, there are two categories of those.

There's people with severe loss aversion who don't mind if they contribute little to their teams because they can't stand getting killed a few times. But, there are very few maps in which sniper can stay behind redline and contribute to his team regardless of how the battle is developing. Therefore, those snipers are not the ones to whine about.

The other kind of redline sniping is when a team gets dominated, all spawn points captured except those behind redline. In that case, sniper usually cannot position himself anywhere else but behind redline. However, I really fail to understand why people whine when they get killed in such instances. If you are already totally dominating the match, what the hell is forcing you to push ahead and risk getting killed by redline snipers? I suppose it's just plain greed for kills. Why not simply camp the objectives and wait for the opponent to make a move. Behind cover, of course.

As for counter sniping in general... yes, another sniper is usually the best tool for sniper removal. When sniping is concerned, it usually comes down to snipers duking it out between themselves to see which ones get to help their teams, and which ones get to spend the battle covering behind walls/hills.

As for some of your other ideas - bullet drop seems pretty ridiculous on a weapon that fires flechettes at hypersonic speeds, at ranges up to 600m. Also, prone position would certainly be more beneficial to snipers, then people trying to cross their lines of fire. A (good) sniper is already hard to detect. Allowing him to go prone... not a good idea.

Thank you for confirming that.

countering something but not sniping.

if thats the case than why dont more people play dust??? reality check the amount of snipers reaching 30 and 0 is pretty damn common now because not only are battlefields open but with the introduction to commando suits limits fast means of transportation to their position. It breaks the fuc king games K/D ratio why do you think every review in the world did not give this a score beyond average???