Turret Protection Vs. Camo

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If your a sniper, you should know that camouflage is very important. Certain paints protect you from certain guns. I've been wondering which camo does best in different areas.

 

Personally, I think the look that the paint gives you is more important than the protection that you get from it, especially if your a sniper like me. I don't like when paints make me stand out because then the opponent finds and kills me quicker.

 

Please comment on what you think works well as camo as well as the area that you find it most useful in.

 

 

 

        Please don't argue in the comments.

        This is my first post so try not to hate.

 

 

 

Thank you!

 

[DeoxyriboNudeicAcicl 97]

Tundra is a must :/ (hehe bias)

 

Because it's a rippled white/gray like most walls. It has decent railgun protection (30%) and a good survivable smoky protection (10%)

 

Digital has some shaft protection (10%), smoky (13%), and its rail is (35%) but it stands out... a lot, also, you can't bring digital into XP battles but you can bring Tundra if you have m2 hornet.

 

When you finally rank to field marshal, get Prodigi then, it has quite the protection.

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Thanks ^-^

I'm still at a noob rank (Just got to Warrant 1 yesterday) but when I can Tundra sounds great. I honestly didn't think anyone would reply so this is greatly appreciated.

[pizzaslad 471]

If you want a paint that disguises what Modification of gun you have Metallic sure does a good job. I can hardly tell what an enemy has most of the time.  But green hides you pretty hard good when you are in/behind bushes or trees. If you have shaft, you would barely be seen! As long as you don't move a lot.

[I-Iero 823]

hmm prodigi is okay, but clay i wud is best

[BlitzPanzer12345 241]

go with white paint

its very good

it allows your enemy to kill u easily

:P

Edited July 14, 2014 by BlitzPanzer12345

[Rishi3 56]

If you are hiding in bushes, I recommend dirty. It is fairly cheap, good paint at your rank, blends in, and it protects from shaft and a bit of rail.

If you are really on a tight budget, use green or forester. As said above, tundra works well in winter maps and blends in with some walls and stuff.

[Pathfinder 1,690]

Winter has pretty good protections and camouflage for a camper :)

 

Digital too gives pretty nice camouflage

Edited July 14, 2014 by Pathfinder

[FatalTank 712]

There are always the paints that combine those two characteristics(Camo-Prot). Personal favourite and that would also work great for a "Sniper" are Clay, Picasso, Prodigy, Needle, Digital for Summer mode....and Winter, Tundra for winter mode (Prodigy would fit too here).

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@FatalTank: Thanks. I'm not at a high enough rank yet but I'll try to get them when I can. I can't figure out this 'Quote' thing :P

[wild001 786]

free paint: green for summer them, and white for winter theme

 

I used above till my major rank

 

rest paint as suggested

Edited July 16, 2014 by wild001