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• Jul 09, 2018  Close. Previous Next Close. Go to a person's profile. Saved searches. Remove; In this conversation. Miss one shot and you end up with the worst ttk in the game. 1 reply 0 retweets 2 likes. But what gets me is seen lower lvl players with single digit clears with the shotgun and smg! 0 replies 0 retweets 1 like.

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• 9 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1Member

  They don't. They're perfectly balanced imo.
  The M1909 has great accuracy and to balance it, it takes one or two more bullets to kill.
  The MG15 has great firerate and a big magazine, giving regular damage
  The BAR is probably the best support weapon, great accuracy if you use it correctly and great damage.
  There's nothing to complain about, just keep practicing
• 109 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, CTEMember

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• 2468 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, CTE, Battlefield VMember

  the two suppressive variants available and the low weight mg42 seem are my go to. some phone swear by the bar. those people are dead now.
• 901 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1Member

  There must be hundreds of threads coving this topic, it is well known the lmg's are underpowered choose another class if you want to win gun fights.
• 11489 postsMember, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, CTE, Battlefield VMember

  the two suppressive variants available and the low weight mg42 seem are my go to. some phone swear by the bar. those people are dead now.

  
  I really enjoyed the two suppressives until I unlocked the MG15 Storm. I love that gun. It's my go to now unless I really need a scope.
  
• 2 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield, Battlefield 1Member

  There must be hundreds of threads coving this topic, it is well known the lmg's are underpowered choose another class if you want to win gun fights.

  
  Or, EA/Dice could just fix the freaking class and make it competitive.
  How about we try that hmmmmmm?
• 1004 postsMember, Battlefield 4, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, Battlefield VMember

  There must be hundreds of threads coving this topic, it is well known the lmg's are underpowered choose another class if you want to win gun fights.

  
  Or, EA/Dice could just fix the freaking class and make it competitive.
  How about we try that hmmmmmm?

  
  It's probably true that Support is a bit underpowered at the moment, but I also wonder if people (including me) are trying to play Support like they did in BF4 and are suffering the consequences.
  In BF4, bipoding, or going prone was a sure fire sign of being incompetent, but is a lot more effective in BF1. Furthermore, 600+ hours of BF4 trained me to rapidly tap fire or burst fire LMG's which is a terrible approach in BF1. Much longer bursts seem to work a lot better.
• 7 postsMember, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, CTEMember

  I love playing Support but there's no question it's underpowered. It's easily the class I WANT to play the most—I want to support the squad, play the objective, resupply, lay down suppressive fire, etc. etc., but most of the time, I feel like a sitting duck. I can put 15 bullets in an assault player and he can turn around and one-shot me with a shotgun from 20 yards away? WTF is up with that?! It's brutally unbalanced, and most players are fickle and will not keep trying to play Support..which sucks for everyone because we need Support on the Battlefield. I don't know what the answer is, maybe the suppression effect needs to be amplified so that someone cannot easily take aim at a support gunner whilst pinned down by his lead wall of bullets? And before anyone says 'unnnnh you just need to learn how to play it better, I'm amazing with support, blah blah' that's ¯_(ツ)_/¯, I've played support as much as possible in any team/squad-based FPS title on all platforms for damn near 20 years, so save it.
• 1120 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, Battlefield VMember

  It sounds to me that your biggest trouble is the same problem everyone has: you're playing the class wrong.
  You aren't meant for close quarters fighting, and long range engagements are mostly for the suppression aspect. The name alone should clue you in as to what your job is: support.
  Your weapon is great at mid-range engagements, and support should be running behind assault, suppressing and dropping ammo.
  And stop running and gunning. Your weapon benefits greatly from being stationary.
• 2 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield, Battlefield 1Member

  It sounds to me that your biggest trouble is the same problem everyone has: you're playing the class wrong.
  You aren't meant for close quarters fighting, and long range engagements are mostly for the suppression aspect. The name alone should clue you in as to what your job is: support.
  Your weapon is great at mid-range engagements, and support should be running behind assault, suppressing and dropping ammo.
  And stop running and gunning. Your weapon benefits greatly from being stationary.

  
  Dude, I know exactly how to run the class, I've been playing battlefield games for over 10 years, I'm not a noob by any stretch of the imagination.
  I've killed more guys than smallpox with the support class.
  My problem with the support guns is that they get overmatched by every other class of gun in the game at ANY distance, consistently, and nearly always while the enemy is under suppressive fire, while I am proned, crouched, or standing, it really doesn't matter because almost every gunfight ends the same.
  The biggest problem is the massive drop off in damage over 25 meters
  You are firing full size rifle caliber rounds at full auto, how in the hell does that make any kind of sense?
  
• 1120 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, Battlefield VMember

  It sounds to me that your biggest trouble is the same problem everyone has: you're playing the class wrong.
  You aren't meant for close quarters fighting, and long range engagements are mostly for the suppression aspect. The name alone should clue you in as to what your job is: support.
  Your weapon is great at mid-range engagements, and support should be running behind assault, suppressing and dropping ammo.
  And stop running and gunning. Your weapon benefits greatly from being stationary.

  
  Dude, I know exactly how to run the class, I've been playing battlefield games for over 10 years, I'm not a noob by any stretch of the imagination.
  I've killed more guys than smallpox with the support class.
  My problem with the support guns is that they get overmatched by every other class of gun in the game at ANY distance, consistently, and nearly always while the enemy is under suppressive fire, while I am proned, crouched, or standing, it really doesn't matter because almost every gunfight ends the same.
  The biggest problem is the massive drop off in damage over 25 meters
  You are firing full size rifle caliber rounds at full auto, how in the hell does that make any kind of sense?
  

  
  How does coming back from the dead by being stuck by a needle or being healed by a box full of bandages make any sense either?
  Overall, you and I both play the same class a lot. You have a bit more time than me with the class, but we both have the MG15 variants as our top weapons. The reason the weapons do less damage? Game balance. If you can auto fire it, they're going to make it weaker per round so that it's balanced against other weapons that are single pull, bolt action, etc.
  If it's that big of a deal to you, try hardcore mode. All the weapons hit about the same. One or two rounds and that's all she wrote.
• 7 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield, Medal of Honor Warfighter, Battlefield 1Member

  It sounds to me that your biggest trouble is the same problem everyone has: you're playing the class wrong.
  You aren't meant for close quarters fighting, and long range engagements are mostly for the suppression aspect. The name alone should clue you in as to what your job is: support.
  Your weapon is great at mid-range engagements, and support should be running behind assault, suppressing and dropping ammo.
  And stop running and gunning. Your weapon benefits greatly from being stationary.

  
  Dude, I know exactly how to run the class, I've been playing battlefield games for over 10 years, I'm not a noob by any stretch of the imagination.
  I've killed more guys than smallpox with the support class.
  My problem with the support guns is that they get overmatched by every other class of gun in the game at ANY distance, consistently, and nearly always while the enemy is under suppressive fire, while I am proned, crouched, or standing, it really doesn't matter because almost every gunfight ends the same.
  The biggest problem is the massive drop off in damage over 25 meters
  You are firing full size rifle caliber rounds at full auto, how in the hell does that make any kind of sense?
  

  
  How does coming back from the dead by being stuck by a needle or being healed by a box full of bandages make any sense either?
  Overall, you and I both play the same class a lot. You have a bit more time than me with the class, but we both have the MG15 variants as our top weapons. The reason the weapons do less damage? Game balance. If you can auto fire it, they're going to make it weaker per round so that it's balanced against other weapons that are single pull, bolt action, etc.
  If it's that big of a deal to you, try hardcore mode. All the weapons hit about the same. One or two rounds and that's all she wrote.

  
  You have to admit though. Being a medium range class, how is it that the damage dropoff is identical to the short range assault? Any LMG can be overpowered by an assault class. Namely the MP18. For the BAR, it's overpowered by the Automatico.
  Support is on the bottom of the food chain. With infantry snipers like the Russian 1895 (which should've been a M91 Mosin Nagant), or the Gewehr 95, with it's insanely fast bolt and 2 hit prowess. Or the 3 shot medic class. Or the assault guns.
  In my opinion, support should have been the ammo, and anti tank class (supportive to your team in every way). Assault should've been the one with anti infantry (with anti personnel mine's, rifle grenades, and etc). And the medic be a medic. Not some bs for healing yourself and lobbing noob tubes into buildings. If you're a medic, revive. Heal. That's why the class exists.
• 4 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1Member

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• 20 postsMember, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1Member

  They don't. They're perfectly balanced imo.
  The M1909 has great accuracy and to balance it, it takes one or two more bullets to kill.
  The MG15 has great firerate and a big magazine, giving regular damage
  The BAR is probably the best support weapon, great accuracy if you use it correctly and great damage.
  There's nothing to complain about, just keep practicing

  
  Well i've been killed so many times by a submachine gun at mid range and that's bs so i get where he is comming at. an smg could never win from a bar 30m away from eachother so yeah they are underpowered and dmg are overpowered rangewise.
• 3289 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, CTEMember

  The LMG is a Kolibri in a bigger chassis.
  yes, you can adjust and learn to live with it. But why should you? is sucks compared to all other classes. It realistically should be a minimum 3-4 shot kill when compared to other classes at any range.
  If you try to hang back from your squad to offer support fire..you are left on your own, no medic and no one to cover for you..and no one to drop ammo too. at best you could be a squad spawn location, but usually a sitting duck. This forces support players to run and gun with the rest of the squad..especially if trying to take flags,etc.
  if anything..the Medic class needs to have a 25-35% Health reduction..especially since they can heal themselves at any time. Support should have a 25% increase. What good is that deflection shield on your helmet if you still can get headshot from a BB gun.
  The only classes that seem on par is Assault and Scout..
• 756 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield Hardline, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, Battlefield VMember

  what are you talking about the support class is the first class i got to level 10
• 3289 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, CTEMember

  Honestly..There should have been an Infantry class. but instead they split that class up between them all. This is were the single shot or bolt action (scopeless) rifle should be, not the scout class or medic class.
  
• 141 postsMember, Battlefield 4, Battlefield, Battlefield 1Member

  No one cares about Support guy. Your job is to throw ammo to the real killers and you just get out the way and try not to get hurt.
  Support in this game is like that softy from Saving private Ryan. That one guy they gave all the ammo to, but he was to scared to move into the room and help his squad. The enemy came out the room and just let him live in shame.
  Thus who you are.
• 97 postsMember, Battlefield 3, Battlefield 4, Battlefield, Battlefield 1, Battlefield VMember

  Support class is just fine as it is, it's the second class I got to L10. I Find the BAR a great midrange weapon and have no issues 'Beating' most other classes in that range. Just play to the classes advantages, Ammo + Incendiary Grenades are a great 1-2 Punch when defending an objective. I run Medic or Assult when attacking and Support when defending.
• 323 postsMember, Battlefield 4, Battlefield, Battlefield 1Member

  No one cares about Support guy. Your job is to throw ammo to the real killers and you just get out the way and try not to get hurt.
  Support in this game is like that softy from Saving private Ryan. That one guy they gave all the ammo to, but he was to scared to move into the room and help his squad. The enemy came out the room and just let him live in shame.
  Thus who you are.

  
  That's kind of harsh, it's not about being scared to move up, it's about being completely outclassed by everyone else under 30 meters.

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