- Staff
- #1
Description of the idea:
Remove piece of metal (100% pure) from the M24 crafting requirements to reduce its cost to 13,000.
The M24 is a decent sniper rifle when all considered, for a sniper rifle that is, and solely that purpose. But the M24 is virtually outperformed by an Enfield with a zenith scope. Most players would rather use an M16 with an ACOG than an M24 with a PM2 scope. Seeing as the cons of an M24 outweigh the benefits and this results in the weapon never being used by civilians, the M24’s price should be adjusted to match this.
I feel as though 13k (or around that) would be a sufficient price point for the M24.
The 100% pure could be replaced with another refined metal type if 13k is deemed too cheap for this gun.
Why should this be added? (pros):
- More affordable sniper without breaking game balance as the M24 isn’t very good under direct fire or in combat.
- Newer players could use a real sniper to perform hits with from distances.
- A Better Price point for a limited gun that requires practice to use.
What negatives could this have? (cons):
- Devalued inventories.
Remove piece of metal (100% pure) from the M24 crafting requirements to reduce its cost to 13,000.
The M24 is a decent sniper rifle when all considered, for a sniper rifle that is, and solely that purpose. But the M24 is virtually outperformed by an Enfield with a zenith scope. Most players would rather use an M16 with an ACOG than an M24 with a PM2 scope. Seeing as the cons of an M24 outweigh the benefits and this results in the weapon never being used by civilians, the M24’s price should be adjusted to match this.
I feel as though 13k (or around that) would be a sufficient price point for the M24.
The 100% pure could be replaced with another refined metal type if 13k is deemed too cheap for this gun.
Why should this be added? (pros):
- More affordable sniper without breaking game balance as the M24 isn’t very good under direct fire or in combat.
- Newer players could use a real sniper to perform hits with from distances.
- A Better Price point for a limited gun that requires practice to use.
What negatives could this have? (cons):
- Devalued inventories.
