As someone who actually uses a KB/M setup for DUST, I can tell you straight up that any halfway competent DS3 player will be able to whip any of those builds so named in a 1v1.

So all you need are some acceptable skill level DS3 players with solid proto-grade fits to wipe those 4 guys off the map.

And I would like to finally add something: KB/M strafing is not inherently superior to DS3 strafing. In fact, it's actually worse, as the vastly more effective circle strafe techniques are incredibly difficult to duplicate on a keyboard, and nearly impossible to track with a mouse (I speak from experience, BTW).

Keyboard strafing has only one advantage, that being a minutely faster difference in the ability to change direction. The ability of a DS3 user to efficiently and easily circle strafe far outweighs any marginal increase in direction change on a simple side-to-side strafe.

Finally, mouse aiming in DUST is pretty terrible by comparison to most games which use a mouse input. There are times where I feel as if I am actually fighting with the controls to do what I want as an infantry player. Hopping into a tank means painfully slow turret traverse speeds, and the KB/M scheme for dropships is just rather convoluted in general- and don't even get me started on the temperamental nature of the equipment/vehicle module select wheel(s).

I'll wait on a test on the kb/m vs ds3 thing.

I know if I had to use a ds3 to use windows, I would take twice as long to click on an icon than with a mouse.

On topic, are we allowed to have a sniper for harassment - snipers are not just about killing. They are about making people stay more indoors and softening them up. Restricted movement tends to start to screw over a group.

I'm not saying that's the entire solution. I'm saying it's a start.

Next you might want a tank parked at one end - these bastards tend to make enemies atleast pause in their 'pop out and hose everyone' tactics. So clones can move in leap frog style to the nearest opening then zerg.

Not the smartest idea using a core repair tool with only one heavy. I suggest either the Core focused or the Six-kin triage.

In order of repair rate.
Core focused rep- 156.25 a second, one person= total heal 156.25 a second on one person
Core rep.- 87.5 a second, two people= total heal 175 a second spit between two people
(The Lai Dai Flux repair tool has the same repair rate as the core repair tool, yet it has more range than the core)
Six-kin triage rep.- 110 a second, two people= total heal 220 a second split between two people
Boundless rep.- 112.5 a second, two people= total heal 225 a second split between two people

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