It was underrated in the original zone. Now it’s just garbage.

maybe that was why we were being pushed 😅😅

Combat Scout

combat scout

true, its just a habit. Plus if i die and someone takes specialist they may leave the vest for regain

Even with the UAV, the direct linear path to him and instant stop (even though it didn't directly stop on the guy) was kinda sus

at that point its mostly process of elimination, poweful at the end game If i hear the comm of droppin he has to be close, he isnt above me, and not infront. So either in gas or left, and left makes the most sense.

i always have a great time with on1c, we are both mouse and key players too so its fun But i do solos as well as play with other friends. FAST squad doesnt play this game tho

Bro facts

It's awesomme in multiplayer and gash in warzone

It is when you play bad players lol

I mean sort of but also a crossbow isnt gonna one shot IRL just about ever.

@@bobbiebreezy1740you ever fired a crossbow my friend. Depending on the force of the draw the power behind an accurately fired bolt can crush bones.

@@charlesrupp3976 one hundred percent agreed...how often is one arrow, not to the head, gonna kill a human? Probably lower then 5% of the time. What do you think?

@@bobbiebreezy1740 excluding the head? Well I don’t know. A bolt to the heart and a bullet to the heart is still going to kill you, a collapsed lung from a bolt is just as much a collapsed lung as a collapsed lung from a 5.56. I wouldn’t want to get shot with a crossbow in a major artery anymore than I would a rifle in a major artery. I’m not going to say it’s any more or less lethal than a firearm because there is no accurate way to quantify that. But I speak from experience hunting with both crossbows and firearms, it’s significantly harder to remove the 1.5 foot long rod from a dear than the tiny piece of metal. And crossbows were used for hundreds of years to kill other humans with remarkable efficiency. 5% of the time is a very low estimate and doesn’t do it justice. I’d say it’s just as likely to kill you as getting shot with anything else would provided it’s the same location on the body.