Stinger, Elite variables...

GHG Relentless · Feb 1, 2015

With every weapon in the game, each variant slightly (or drastically) modifies the characteristics of the weapon, either in damage, range, etc.... I have two varients of the Stinger (Warden, and the Firehawk (Elite)... as far as I can tell they all work
exactly the same way... shouldn't the Elite variant have some perk, like faster lock-on, more ammo, etc? Just curious...

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DrGreenThumb NZ · Feb 1, 2015

The Jet Spawn System is CRAP

Im ELITE stinger

My skills on stinger have been uncompared. No 1 has ever beat me 1v1

Elohmn · Feb 1, 2015

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OP, your question is a little off but no the Xbox does not write Variables. The person writing the Variable Assets of Numbers, Boolean, Text, Object or Sets needs to establish those Variables in their Content.

RhinoBlizzard · Feb 3, 2015

Nope - did you notice the N/A ( not applicable) in the stats so any changes in the weapon is cosmetic only

RhinoBlizzard

Nope - did you notice the N/A ( not applicable) in the stats so any changes in the weapon is cosmetic only

DrGreenThumb NZ

Im ELITE stinger

My skills on stinger have been uncompared. No 1 has ever beat me 1v1

ChainSmokingBob

M60 Red Dot Grip, Stingers/the P99 Extended Mags, Sleight of Hand, Assassin and Stalker, with Quickdraw, Scavenger and Steady Aim/Dead Silence as rewards.

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And.

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The AS50 Variable Zoom, the double Glocks, Scavenger, Assassin and Steady Aim with Sleight of Hand, Quickdraw and Dead Silence as rewards.

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There are plenty of guns I really like and I'll use them with a variant of these but these two are my absolute favourite.

andersonpassos

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Elohmn

OP, your question is a little off but no the Xbox does not write Variables. The person writing the Variable Assets of Numbers, Boolean, Text, Object or Sets needs to establish those Variables in their Content.

Stinger, Elite variables...