Edit: Oh, that -20% against armor everyone likes to point out as a weakness, is a joke. The ScR still does just as much damage after it's -20% as the RR does to armor with it's +10%.

It's not that I think that, it's that I know that. Do the math and you'll see the the Adv ScR does around 1 point more damage to armor than the Adv RR and the proto ScR does around .5 more damage to armor than the proto RR. And if you're engaging any weapon within their optimum while they're outside of yours, well that's just idiotic. Like I said, any semi competent person that uses it properly will wreck anything that comes at them, even heavies.

The ScR fires faster than the RR does so it being full auto doesn't mean a thing. And while the RR doesn't have an overheat it does have a pretty mean kick which makes staying on target at long range slightly difficult unless they're standing still. The overheat on the ScR is only a problem in CQC and when you're outnumbered or facing a heavy (but that makes you an idiot).

Also, lol at it taking "skill"; the only thing that takes skill in this game is consistently hitting people at long range with the MD & PC.

Saying something is slightly difficult isn't the same as saying it takes skill and I didn't say you could only hit stationary targets with it. I'd also like to point out that in my first post I said that I went 22/0 on a vehicle alt with no infantry skills (the kind of character that dies as fast as you can blink) using the militia ScR. I'm not talking out my ass, I have experience with the weapon and am currently skilling into the amarr assault with the hope that I can properly abuse it before it's nerfed.

You're only going to overheat pulling the trigger as fast as you can before killing who you're shooting at if they're far away or a heavy; anything else will be dead shortly after you start firing.