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1. Complex profile dampener
2. Complex kitkat
3. complex kitkat
4. complex range amplifier

I stick my weiner in two buns and and then give it the gas Sour cream from my spleen into Levi jeans

www.protofits.com - a fitting tool project

You probably don't know me. But next time you get gunned down or exploded by a Valor scout...check the name.

www.protofits.com - a fitting tool project

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I stick my weiner in two buns and and then give it the gas Sour cream from my spleen into Levi jeans

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Llast 326 wrote:

Sgt Buttscratch wrote:

AP Grasshopper wrote:

I don't think passive scan even works anymore, certainty nothing like an active scanner. Please correct me if i'm wrong.

It only keeps them lit while they are within the radius, and certain objects will block their signal(why? ccp).

But if I run an active scanner the potential victim gets a heads up to me being there 'you have been scanned' or 'scan attempt prevented'. Element of surprise is gone right there, where as tracking targets visually until you need to be hidden, then relying on following their movements on passive scans leaves me completely hidden.

Currently running:
Scout GK.0:
High: Complex precision enhancer
Low:

1. Complex profile dampener
2. Complex kitkat
3. complex kitkat
4. complex range enhancer

With shotty, knives and RE's

Nice
Assuming that you are keeping a Complex Damp to avoid other peoples Passive? Not sure how many of us in the field run precision enhancers to the level that a Complex Damp is required. Mind you come 1.8 Pretty sure this will be necessary with that Cal scout
Don't know If dropping Damp down would be worth it for you, it would give you more fitting space and lighten the price tag a bit. Not sure if you really need to financially or Fitting wise.

I would recommend testing your range by backing towards an enemy help installation until you see it. Spin around and check range with a weapon. Easiest way to be sure of the totals.

I stick my weiner in two buns and and then give it the gas Sour cream from my spleen into Levi jeans

I stick my weiner in two buns and and then give it the gas Sour cream from my spleen into Levi jeans

Sgt Buttscratch wrote:

Llast 326 wrote:

Sgt Buttscratch wrote:

AP Grasshopper wrote:

I don't think passive scan even works anymore, certainty nothing like an active scanner. Please correct me if i'm wrong.

It only keeps them lit while they are within the radius, and certain objects will block their signal(why? ccp).

But if I run an active scanner the potential victim gets a heads up to me being there 'you have been scanned' or 'scan attempt prevented'. Element of surprise is gone right there, where as tracking targets visually until you need to be hidden, then relying on following their movements on passive scans leaves me completely hidden.

Currently running:
Scout GK.0:
High: Complex precision enhancer
Low:

1. Complex profile dampener
2. Complex kitkat
3. complex kitkat
4. complex range enhancer

With shotty, knives and RE's

Nice
Assuming that you are keeping a Complex Damp to avoid other peoples Passive? Not sure how many of us in the field run precision enhancers to the level that a Complex Damp is required. Mind you come 1.8 Pretty sure this will be necessary with that Cal scout
Don't know If dropping Damp down would be worth it for you, it would give you more fitting space and lighten the price tag a bit. Not sure if you really need to financially or Fitting wise.

I would recommend testing your range by backing towards an enemy help installation until you see it. Spin around and check range with a weapon. Easiest way to be sure of the totals.

I run the complex dampner cuz I dont want to be scanned...ever. Scanners are like ******, usually you die.
I have an outfield sniper scout, using thales and wolfmans ScP, on that suit I have 2 complex dampners and 2 enhanced range amps. Only been found once with him and the guy walked around the corner to meet the coroner hahah them wolfmans are great, gets people riled when they realize you have 2 officer weapons equiped

KRRROOOOOOM

Llast 326 wrote:

With a Basic Damp and your passive skills (Scout V Damp V) you should be under pro to scanners (except the 15db) your total with the complex does not take you to under the 15db and takes you well beyond the average Proto scanner. You could tone it down and gain some fitting space, if you need some.

Totally with you on the being Scanned

I stick my weiner in two buns and and then give it the gas Sour cream from my spleen into Levi jeans

Llast 326 wrote:

Sgt Buttscratch wrote:

I run the complex dampner cuz I dont want to be scanned...ever. Scanners are like ******, usually you die.
I have an outfield sniper scout, using thales and wolfmans ScP, on that suit I have 2 complex dampners and 2 enhanced range amps. Only been found once with him and the guy walked around the corner to meet the coroner hahah them wolfmans are great, gets people riled when they realize you have 2 officer weapons equiped

With a Basic Damp and your passive skills (Scout V Damp V) you should be under pro to scanners (except the 15db) your total with the complex does not take you to under the 15db and takes you well beyond the average Proto scanner. You could tone it down and gain some fitting space, if you need some.

Totally with you on the being Scanned

You probably don't know me. But next time you get gunned down or exploded by a Valor scout...check the name.