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9/6/2022 7:41:18 PM
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Ok but like, Corrective Measure is a fast firing lmg, Thunderlord is a midrage one, It's just how it is.. harder hitting weapons have less ammo
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Both are 450 RPM, both have the same impact stat
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[quote]Both are 450 RPM, both have the same impact stat[/quote] They are?
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Yeap. Both are 450's
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Edited by The-IIID-Emp1r3: 9/7/2022 12:05:37 AM[quote]Yeap. Both are 450's[/quote] Hmm maybe bungie doesn't want it having too much ammo because it's exotic vs a comparable gun having the same RPM but maybe worst stats etc but tons of ammo to balance it out ?¿
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The issue is while it has decent ad clear sometimes you can get more ad clear in with a normal LMG and it's actually a mostly widespread issue with LMG's that most don't have enough ammo to ad clear doesn't help that finder bricks generally drop 10-30 ammo.
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[quote]The issue is while it has decent ad clear sometimes you can get more ad clear in with a normal LMG and it's actually a mostly widespread issue with LMG's that most don't have enough ammo to ad clear doesn't help that finder bricks generally drop 10-30 ammo.[/quote] I use Thunderlord as a sniper rifle sometimes when dealing with a few red bar targets (Totems in KF for example) as a headshot will kill them and cause chain lightning, basically a better version than cloudstrike cuz more ammo XD So i don't spend much ammo except when i need to whoop a major
