Most useless perk on mw2
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I see a lot of people voting scrambler, and I agree that the vast majority of times people don't use it well. They tend to think "scrambles radar? I should run with it!" Which, of course, only alerts people. I've played against a couple guys camping buildings with scrambler, and it's nuts. Two guys with scrambler in the middle building on Derail, no way to pinpoint locations, they move regularly, and radar doesn't exist in the building. Makes it VERY rough to dig them out. Then they used tac insertions to just keep going once I tubed them out. Nasty nasty match. I feel Scrambler is best used like this, in an area-camp strategy where you use the lack of radar to KEEP people from sneaking up on you rather than trying to sneak up on them.
I love how you can hear the bones in your legs shatter, but still take off running anyways.Hubilub said:
OT: probably sitrep, IMO. Not enough TI's or claymores around for it to be useful.
For everyone saying Scrambler is the most useless, I have a class that works very well with it.
Spas-12 with Grip (Don't even use Primary, just the Shotty)
Marathon Pro
Lightweight Pro
Scrambler Pro
Great for rushing. If you are constantly moving, the enemy can't pinpoint you, giving you a huge advantage. Basically silences your shotgun, confuses the enemy and the Pro version has the added bonus of delaying any pesky claymores you might run into.
VERY good perk if used correctly.
Spas-12 with Grip (Don't even use Primary, just the Shotty)
Marathon Pro
Lightweight Pro
Scrambler Pro
Great for rushing. If you are constantly moving, the enemy can't pinpoint you, giving you a huge advantage. Basically silences your shotgun, confuses the enemy and the Pro version has the added bonus of delaying any pesky claymores you might run into.
VERY good perk if used correctly.
Someones probably already corrected this but I can't be bothered to read all the pages.Davey Woo said:
Anyway, I fixed it.
'Where did you put your claymores?'Lukeydoodly said:
'Not really sure, I think they're just in the middle of the room.'
'Did an enemy just walk through here?'
'Don't know, I can't see shit through this smoke.'
'How did you get that claymore to float in the air like that?'
'I don't fucking know, just throw more smoke and it'll all be fine.'
'One Man Army' and 'Scrambler' are the most useless pieces of shit IMO. You run out of ammo for your primary and no other class will do for this map; you also happen to be 5 kills from your first nuke. What now? Do you switch to a more useless class, making yourself exposed and vulnerable for eight precious seconds? Or do you just go around knifing; where you are as vulnerable as if you were going to switch classes?
It's like shouting "Here I come, get ready!" Then I just ping 'em with the heartbeat sensor.Zannah said:
Steady-aim, because no noob is ever going to get close enough to me to use it, and if he does a shotgun will do just fine against whatever he's using.
Personally I think the perks in order from most useless to most usefull would be something like this- (third) scrambler last stand steady aim commando sitrep ninja (second) hardline danger close lightweight stopping power and cold blooded are about the same (first) scavenger bling one man army marathon sleight of hand
Now I'm gonna give reasons for ordering them that way starting with the most argued
First of all I think that all perks a situational and my thoughts of the most usefull perks are based on how I play
sitrep: everybody trashes stitrep and says it's on of the most useless perks but I that people just don't use it right, spessifically the pro is very usefull IF you pay attention to sounds as well as sights.
Hardline: personally I play core so I never use hardline over stopping power considdering I would rather be actually able to get three kills for a Uav instead of requiring on less kill that I could get with stopping power while I may get one with hardline
bling: I say bling I realativly useless because most people just use one of the attachments to replace the sights which is pointless because you ahold be able to use the iron sights on your favorite guns though I can understand replacing m16 sights also people use it to put silencer and fmj because they don't understand that the little bars in the create a class menu lie and fmj only helps damage when using bullet penatration
lightweight: lightweight is a very strictly situational perk and only helps for rushing and close quarters combat if you have pro
Now I'm gonna give reasons for ordering them that way starting with the most argued
First of all I think that all perks a situational and my thoughts of the most usefull perks are based on how I play
sitrep: everybody trashes stitrep and says it's on of the most useless perks but I that people just don't use it right, spessifically the pro is very usefull IF you pay attention to sounds as well as sights.
Hardline: personally I play core so I never use hardline over stopping power considdering I would rather be actually able to get three kills for a Uav instead of requiring on less kill that I could get with stopping power while I may get one with hardline
bling: I say bling I realativly useless because most people just use one of the attachments to replace the sights which is pointless because you ahold be able to use the iron sights on your favorite guns though I can understand replacing m16 sights also people use it to put silencer and fmj because they don't understand that the little bars in the create a class menu lie and fmj only helps damage when using bullet penatration
lightweight: lightweight is a very strictly situational perk and only helps for rushing and close quarters combat if you have pro