I have used the scrambler rifle and have pulled the trigger as fast as I can, so I know the approximate rate of fire that is achievable with the human trigger finger.

Now, maybe, this is a bit far fetched, but just maybe somebody out there has had their trigger finger surgically altered by infusing a humming bird wing muscle into their flexor granting them super human trigger pulling capabilities.

I often encounter scrambler rifle users who bombard me with about 20 shots in a split second. Huming bird hybrids aside, they are obviously using turbo controllers to achieve such high rates of fire with a semi auto weapon. Why hasn't this been curbed?

Why is the rate of fire set much higher than humanly possible? Isn't that just begging for people to use modded controllers? Unless this weapon was intended to be used with modded controllers, why isn't the rate of fire set to a reasonable amount? This quandary can be extended to all semi auto weapons.

This is not SCR QQ. Kill me with all of the modded sh!t that you want to. Just wondering if SCR is abused or working as intended in combination with turbo buttons.

1) NO.

2) NO.