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As your primary, you'll want to have a gun that has a high ROF (Rate of Fire) and large magazine size. I usually use the Pulsar LSW (because it's cheap), but you should probably use the SVA-88. I chose these two guns for simple reasons: they both have a high ROF and a relatively large Magazine size. Whenever you face infantry, and you will, you want a gun that will put them down fast and can dish out a lot of damage. For this reason a high ROF is important, but not so much the actual damage of each round. I've tested this "theory" in the field and I've found that I was dying more to the infantry with the highest ROF in their class (usually SMGs, carbines, and fast-firing assault rifles). However, I'm sure you're asking, "Why not the Orion VS54? It has the highest rate of fire out of

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rdfs:comment	As your primary, you'll want to have a gun that has a high ROF (Rate of Fire) and large magazine size. I usually use the Pulsar LSW (because it's cheap), but you should probably use the SVA-88. I chose these two guns for simple reasons: they both have a high ROF and a relatively large Magazine size. Whenever you face infantry, and you will, you want a gun that will put them down fast and can dish out a lot of damage. For this reason a high ROF is important, but not so much the actual damage of each round. I've tested this "theory" in the field and I've found that I was dying more to the infantry with the highest ROF in their class (usually SMGs, carbines, and fast-firing assault rifles). However, I'm sure you're asking, "Why not the Orion VS54? It has the highest rate of fire out of
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abstract	As your primary, you'll want to have a gun that has a high ROF (Rate of Fire) and large magazine size. I usually use the Pulsar LSW (because it's cheap), but you should probably use the SVA-88. I chose these two guns for simple reasons: they both have a high ROF and a relatively large Magazine size. Whenever you face infantry, and you will, you want a gun that will put them down fast and can dish out a lot of damage. For this reason a high ROF is important, but not so much the actual damage of each round. I've tested this "theory" in the field and I've found that I was dying more to the infantry with the highest ROF in their class (usually SMGs, carbines, and fast-firing assault rifles). However, I'm sure you're asking, "Why not the Orion VS54? It has the highest rate of fire out of them all!" Well, I found that when engaging multiple targets I would have to reload or switch to my sidearm and, during that transition, I would die. Now I'm not talking about 2 enemies; I'm talking about 3 or 4, maybe 5, enemies (granted I didn't die outright). The Ursa and Flare VE6 are both the most powerful Vanu LMG's, but they fire incredibly slow (577 RPM being the faster of the two). Why do I mention them? Because if you're engaging infantry at a distance then they are perfect for that, but not for CQB. Now, as a sidearm I just stick with the default Beamer VS3. Its ROF is decent and I've seen that the Manticore SX40 does not actually drop a target faster. Also, I've found that the Beamer VS3 just usually gets the job done. My rocket launcher of choice is the NS Decimator simply because it does the most damage of any other rocket launchers. Granted it is a point-and-shoot launcher, so it won't be very effective against aircraft, but against ground vehicles like tanks it is superb.

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