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Welcome back to a brand new article. Drop my nukes, my hunter pluses, and all this good stuff. Drop it a like. And subscribe with the notifications turned on so you don't miss out on any of my future content, all right? So for our first gun here today, we're going to be taking a look at something that I personally think is really, really broken here still in the model referred to as "multiplayer," and that's going to be the SPRA 208.
This is a very hybrid build—pretty much like a really fast style of build, you know? I pretty much like to run around here like a super-aggressive sniper. You know, almost like a shotgun with a ton of range is what I like to run around this thing as, so I just run around it super quick and I could drop like some MBs.
With this, I mean, it is pretty freaking overpowered. It's going to be the carbon barrel; it's going to be that 80-speed hip recoil, control, and, of course, movement speed. I was a little worried when I initially selected this that I was going to lose that damage range, but I was still getting those one shots at extremely long distances, so it's like, Okay, this will be entirely okay if I do happen to choose that the cheat on this thing here is actually going to be a little bit more for that recoil setiness here.
I'm at a plus 0.24 and then I maxed it out for damage range as you can max out some of these guns and some of these attachments. and you'll be okay, but I really wanted to make sure I got as much damage range out of this as possible to keep that one-hit kill potential considering a last little bit of damage range here on, the gun next, up for our other attachments, is going to be the FSS ol' V.
T70, pad extension, this can give that crouched movement speed Sprint speed and aim down sight speed I don't really care too much about that Crouch movement speed, but the other two pros I really do like it, and of course the recoil control con is not much of a con at all considering this is a bolt action rifle and you're most likely going to, like, zoom in or something like that on the scope or, you know, between shots.
The tune on this thing here is going to be a negative 3.10, and then it's going to be maxed out for idle stability just to really make sure that this thing is actually stable and easy to use so you can actually hit your shots. The iron stances are pretty easy to be able to use; next, up in the combs section, we're on the aim assist 406.
Sprint-to-fire speed and inbound site speed overall—just a great attachment. I also don't really have any of these other ones in here, but to be honest. I really wouldn't use them because they're not mobility-based, so this is pretty much the only one you should really care about, and saying this is what we're trying to do, we're trying to make this thing super fast and agile, but soon there is going to be a negative Point 19 there and a negative Point 0.08 there, just to give it a little bit of that added speed.
Some of these attachments you can max out, others you have to very lightly touch in order to get so much benefit out of it, and you don't want to go too far otherwise you really start messing this thing up, but the last attachments here are going to be the FSS. St87, and Bolt. Just to help with that re-chambering, speeds can help, of course, because it's bolt action and you gotta like re-chamber; you know the next shot in the magazine is a reloaded gun.
If you're on that 10-round mag, it is going to slow you down too much, but overall, this is my full build here, and I really enjoy using the spr. Next up is a gun that I personally really like right now, and that's going to be the TAC 56. This gun I've made a few different setups on, and I've done some really, really long-range ones.
I've done some pretty short, close-range ones; this is a bit of a hybrid, and you're going to get the best of both worlds in terms of having some of that range and a lot of mobility, which is pretty awesome. So as far as getting to the setup here, we're not converting like a barrel on this thing, which is something I don't normally do, but racing-wise.
I switched it up, and it's actually worked out quite nicely. For our first attachment, here we're in the Harbinger, D20, which can give you that sound suppression, bullet velocity damage range, and recoil smoothness overall. A really great attachment to be able to run with. Ulster My damage range and bullet velocity, which is what I was really looking for in the tuning on this thing here, are going to be a negative 1.04 and then a negative 0.35; there on the bottom, pretty standard, pretty simply tuned; you don't got to max this one out.
I've only maxed out a very few tunes here on this game ever since I figured out that I was doing it wrong the first time, which is that we're going to go down here to the under barrel and we're going to throw on the f-tac. Ripper 56 almost didn't know what this thing was called , the aiming idle stability increase hip fire accuracy increase and of course recoil stabilization this one of my favorite grips here to be able to run on a large majority of my assault rifles, um even some of the SMGs we have the option for the Ripper 56 or I think it's like the phase three it's, pretty much like the same thing but just a bit of a different name A lot of attachments do very similar things with different names or look slightly different, but they do a lot of the same stuff.
Tuning on this thing here is going to be a negative 36 there and a plus 19 there on the bottom overall, which is a great way to be able to tune this. I just wanted to make sure I stabilized the gun and, of course, made sure that now I was getting a little bit more ads as this is like a hybridized style, you know, build.
I like being aggressive, and this is a very aggressive build for the attack. After that, we're going to go over here to my rear grip, and that's going to be the demo clean shot for "Sprint to Fire" and "Aim Down Sight Speed." This is something I really like doing with the vast majority of my guns.
If I can run something in the rear grip section, that's going to give me more "Sprint to Fire" and an ad on an assault rifle. I will definitely do that, and this is no exception. The tune on this here is going to be negative 0.35 there and a negative 22 on the bottom. Above that, what's actually covered by the face cam is going to be the TV X Line Pro, and now I'm not gonna lie to you guys.
I only have the stock here because I have the frontal impact variant of the scar you get from playing the beta (I call it the scar, but it's actually the TAC 56 from playing the beta), so otherwise, if you don't happen to have this, what it recommends is the TV Cardinal stock instead. You're not going to get the exact same benefits, but more or less, you're still going to get some great mobility out of the thing I just recommend, the X-Line Pro.
