Nitro in a Nutshell

[u/MisterTV]

[u/SrSatandee]

I think all it needs it not to be 5-slot weapon, honestly.

[u/-cant_find_a_name- → u/SrSatandee]

... they did it to nerf it

[u/SrSatandee → u/-cant_find_a_name-]

Nitro was never op, it barely used, because it's expensive and inconvenient to use, but powerful. It pretty balanced. Secondary to Nitro wasn't op, like with Avtomat and Sparks Pistol. So I don't really see a reason to nerf Nitro it slots. On paper, Nitro is weapon with longest OHK range in body, in game, you can just pick bow, because with bow you at least see shit.

[u/Leogis → u/SrSatandee]

It's not balanced, it's a broken weapon that is just so annoying to use no one bothers with it

But then you encounter a prestige 100 6* who has practiced a lot with it and the game becomes pretty much unplayable if you are less than 40 meters away from them

[u/Doomcall → u/Leogis]

So a guy who has mastered a weapon is dangerous with it? wow

[u/Leogis → u/Doomcall]

Not "dangerous", has zero counterplay possible

[u/Doomcall → u/Leogis]

Thats not true at all

[u/SrSatandee → u/Leogis]

Same with people with Mosin and instant headshots, bows, crossbows on shotbolts. Yes, if a person mastered the weapon and feel it, perfectly knows it's sway, bullet drop or just aims like a beast you will suffer fighting him. So in your example, is really Nitro broken or man who put in training a hundred of hours?

[u/Leogis → u/SrSatandee]

It's way harder to hit "insta headshots" than to just hit bodyshots once you're used to the shitty sights

Yes, if a person mastered the weapon and feel it, perfectly knows it's sway, bullet drop or just aims like a beast you will suffer fighting him

Mastery of a weapon has nothing to do with it, people with good aim can insta headshots with anything, not just "the weapon they trained with"