I treat Logibro's with the same respect as a doormat. You wipe your feet with it, and then forget it ever existed.

You are officially on Zaria's **** list.

Not that I'm buying into Ydubbs81's perpetual feeling of armor being OP (when it isn't) but you also have to take into account how many rounds the AR has in the mag, it's reload time, etc. The 'resistances' argument was flawed considering that the Amarr Sentinel only has resistances toward Projectile and Rail weaponry, so it's an edge case against only a handful of weapons that I'll likely plot out later.

In the case of the AR, however...

It's actually impossible to kill an Amarr Sentinel in those conditions, even with an AR. Not because of the DPS, the DPS actually outclasses the repair rate, but the reason why it's a viable option is because the AR doesn't have an infinite magazine and in the 2.55s it takes you reload the thing, the Amarr Sentinel would be back at full armor. Even with it's shields at 0, you still wouldn't have enough rounds in the magazine to kill it.

Going to do the Assault Combat Rifle next, see if there's a different result.

Right. Which is the logical thing to do. I'm not going to fire at the Sentinel who is going to take forever to kill, I'm going to kill the Logi's. I was just providing backing to what Ydubbs81's argument is here in the context provided, whether or not someone is stupid enough to try and go toe-to-toe with an unkillable Sentinel is their prerogative.

Now, as promised, I re-did the numbers for the ACR and it is certifiably impossible to out-DPS that kind of repair. Not that you should ever try to begin with but for the sake of argument, the math backs up Ydubbs81 in this case.

In all of these situations you should NOT be running straight at the Sentinel while trying to kill his support. Most of the time those people will be in a squad together. If you're solo and trying to take on a group of players communicating with each other from the front, you're almost never going to win. Use the available terrain and cover to your advantage, break contact, and try to flank around. If that doesn't work, try and shadow the Sentinel until he engages another guy on your team, and then hit the Logi. It'll take the Sentinel a second or so to break off and switch targets, and in that time you can waste his support and leave him vulnerable.

Core locus grenades are great, but with proto repair tool ranges being as long as they are, the logi will be far from the blast radius. The sentinel will giggle as your grenade blast tickles his fat rolls.

The logi is half a mile down the hallway with his proto rep tool, pumpkin. The sentinel is also probably standing on repair hives, just to be sure.

Also, it hurts when I use brain. Burn brain it does.

My trouble with mass drivers is that tiny clip size and ammo capacity. If the opposing team happens to have a drop uplink in the right spot then they will respawn by the time I dislodge them from their hidey hole.

Putting a slow-ish moving projectile that requires a brief charge-up into a logi's stomach at 40m while being fired at by a proto HMG sentinel is not happening. Maybe someone will get lucky every so often, but it is not consistent enough to be considered a counter.

I don't run solo. These are squads trying to take on squads.

And, for all of my griping, the HMG sentinel/logi is working "as designed" so I can't fault it too much. The logi keeps his death count low and reaps incredible amounts of WPs, especially if they are within 50m of the objective. The sentinel doesn't die, not that their death count was high to begin with. It's efficient and effective.

I just hate being on the other end of it match after match.

Well, technically, any dropsuit is hard to solo when it has support #SquadMasterRace #SoloMoreLikeBozosAmIRight

You vastly overestimate my gun game That being said, I have wanted to play around with a Galmando AR + PLC fitting. Maybe it's time to invest the SP...