Squirrels new sniping guide

**Squirrels** · 03-11-2009, 03:16 AM

Organized most of the guide and will keep reworking it from here

**Tha Problem** · 03-11-2009, 03:40 PM

Good guide squirrels, except I'll have to argue with you on one thing, priority shots. My #1 was always the c-pit, UNLESS it was very well protected. For example 5 bangers, they're pit is decently protected. Whenever I had the chance to shoot them in the face I would. It usually goes right through the spacer and/or pops the radiator. Either way 90% of time they will recieve c-pit damage. On average for me probably 1/4 would get 1-shotted, if all 4 of my sabres landed. Actually the percentage is probably higher than that lolz. My second priority is probably the weapons, then the legs. (Depending on the hound i might go for the legs instead, ex. Bipeds, Wheels)

**InsomniacsDream** · 03-11-2009, 03:49 PM

Actually, 5 bangers have HORRIBLY protected pits. You can hit them right between spacer and guns (I favor more towards guns for obvious reasons) and hit that radiator. All 4 sabres hit the radiator = one shot :P

**Squirrels** · 03-11-2009, 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by Tha Problem

Good guide squirrels except I will have to argue with you on one thing, priority shots. My #1 was always the c-pit, UNLESS it was very well protected. For example 5 bangers, they're pit is decently protected. Whenever I had the chance to shoot them in the face I would. It usually goes right through the spacer and/or pops the radiator. Either way 90% of time they will recieve c-pit damage. On average for me probably 1/4 would get 1-shotted, if all 4 of my sabres landed. Actually the percentage is probably higher than that lolz. My second priority is probably the weapons, then the legs. (Depending on the hound i might go for the legs instead, ex. Bipeds, Wheels)

Ya I know but no beginner sniper is hitting pit. I think its best to start with focusing on at least concentrating fire on a specific area and as they get better they'll be able to hit a c-pit through other parts. I still snipe with a Clover RJ401 or a 5 banger. I personally never felt nades were necessary if you play smart and just don't get close.

**Squirrels** · 03-11-2009, 04:11 PM

Originally Posted by InsomniacsDream

Actually, 5 bangers have HORRIBLY protected pits. You can hit them right between spacer and guns (I favor more towards guns for obvious reasons) and hit that radiator. All 4 sabres hit the radiator = one shot :P

I havn't seen a 5-banger with a radiator covering the pit in more than a year.

**Tha Problem** · 03-12-2009, 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by Squirrels

Originally Posted by Tha Problem

Good guide squirrels except I will have to argue with you on one thing, priority shots. My #1 was always the c-pit, UNLESS it was very well protected. For example 5 bangers, they're pit is decently protected. Whenever I had the chance to shoot them in the face I would. It usually goes right through the spacer and/or pops the radiator. Either way 90% of time they will recieve c-pit damage. On average for me probably 1/4 would get 1-shotted, if all 4 of my sabres landed. Actually the percentage is probably higher than that lolz. My second priority is probably the weapons, then the legs. (Depending on the hound i might go for the legs instead, ex. Bipeds, Wheels)

Ya I know but no beginner sniper is hitting pit. I think its best to start with focusing on at least concentrating fire on a specific area and as they get better they'll be able to hit a c-pit through other parts. I still snipe with a Clover RJ401 or a 5 banger. I personally never felt nades were necessary if you play smart and just don't get close.

I know, I was just explaining my perspective. All lot the things I do and builds I use, I would never recommend a beginner(or even a more experienced pilot) to follow.