If there is a last-cap-wins in CTF or 90+ kills in TDM, they should close them from the available pools. I mean, what good is it entering a battle with the opponent leading 6-0 and is already halfway to the base with the flag in hand? They need to fix the algorithm of battles available. If it is tied or within 1, then I can understand. But why waste our time putting us in battles where the outcome is not in doubt?

There is a certain angle where a Magnum does not have to expose his turret to hit the other side of the map, especially if he is camped behind a wall on an elevated platform. Kunger Blue and Brest Blue have these spots.

Why aren't you hiding behind a wall with this turret?

Maybe it would work better if you started destroying stuff.

That happened to me on the red side of Noise camping at the top of the tunnel ramp.

They increased the load and angle timing. Wah habben???? I already acquired a "touch and timing" for certain tricky in-between shots. The new timing is slow and it is throwing me off. Why dey do dis?

Totally helpless against the close range in-fighting turrets. And it feels so noob not being able to turn this turret! :lol: But difficult to detect, approach and dig out once good cover is found.

Then they don't realize the potential of Magnum. I may not steal the flag, but I do know a bit of how much power to use with the (optimum) angle I use. When I hear my teammate has stolen the enemy flag, I either aim for the Shaft/Striker that has the best angle on him (usually the one that is aiming diagonally across the map, or I try to hit the spot behind my teammate carrying the flag to slow/stop pursuit. Defense is a bit tough, but at 10 degrees at 15% power, just drop on the flag. They should at least practice with "touch shots" aiming on those sneaking across the bridge or trench their side. I found an optimum angle to use in Brest - I can hit the other side without exposing my turret. Works well for both sides, but better on blue because it provides full frontal coverage. I practice on a private map to see where the shots go at certain angles and power. In that sense, I can get to know what the turret does without the distraction of actual battle. Some may find it a waste of time and prefer "live" practice, but in private practice you can make mistakes that won't cost you.

It's pretty useful in a support role in large maps at my level, particularly the blue side of Brest and Kungur. You just have to find the "base/optimum angle" for each map. I don't like to expose my huge turret to a possible Shaft shot, so I find lower angles I can fire across at full power. This is a camper's dream turret. You can shoot over walls without the need to leave cover.