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The video explores the creator's 2023 tier list for weapons in the game "Titanfall 2," organized by weapon type and their personal experiences. Assault rifles assessed include the R201 Carbine and R101 Carbine both placed in A tier for their accuracy and control, the Hemlock BFR in B tier for its ineffectiveness in aggressive play, and the G2 A5 DMR in C tier due to a personal aversion to semi-automatic guns. The V47 Flatline and Volt energy SMG are rated S tier for power and effectiveness, while the Car SMG shares this high ranking despite its ease of use being frowned upon. The slower Alternator SMG and R97 SMG are placed in A tier. LMGs evaluated include the Spitfire in S tier for its power, the L-STAR in B tier for handling difficulties, and the X-55 Devotion in C tier for its situational use.
Shotguns reviewed are the EVA-8 and Mastiff placed in D and C tiers respectively due to personal preference, while sniper rifles such as the Karber AP (A tier), Double Take (D tier), and Longbow DMR (C tier) are rated based on usability and the host’s skill level. The grenadier class includes the Sidewinder SMR (D tier), EPG 1 (B tier), R6P Softball (F tier), and EM4 Cold War (F tier), mainly due to handling and projectile speed issues. The Wingman Elite pistol receives an A tier for its accuracy and reward despite difficulty, while the SA3 Mosam Beak shotgun pistol is placed in D tier. The video concludes with an invite for viewer feedback on the weapon rankings.
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In this part of the video, the creator discusses their personal tier list for weapons in Titanfall 2 in 2023, beginning with assault rifles. They start with the R201 Carbine, highlighting its high accuracy, hit scan capability, and bouncy recoil, and place it in the A tier due to its overall performance and slight damage deficiency. Next, they evaluate the R101 Carbine, noting its built-in optic and easier control, and similarly place it in the A tier. The Hemlock BFR, a burst fire hit scan rifle, is assessed for its limited efficiency in aggressive play due to poor hipfire accuracy, leading to a B tier ranking. Lastly, the G2 A5 semi-automatic DMR is reviewed; despite being a precise hit scan weapon, it is placed in the C tier due to the creator’s personal aversion to semi-automatic guns in Titanfall.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses and ranks various firearms in a game. The V47 Flatline is highlighted as a fully automatic hitscan assault rifle with strong capability, earning an S tier for its power and effectiveness once its recoil is managed. The Car SMG is described as versatile with excellent close-range damage, no recoil, and overall the best gun in the game, also placed in the S tier despite its “frowned upon” status due to its ease of use. The Alternator, a reliable twin-barrel hitscan SMG with a slow fire rate but high damage and perfect hipfire accuracy, is ranked in the A tier. The Volt, an energy SMG shooting electric hitscan projectiles, is favored by the speaker and placed in the S tier. Finally, the R97 rapid-fire SMG, noted for its fierce close-range power but poor long-range accuracy, is categorized in the A tier.
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In this part of the video, the speaker reviews various Light Machine Guns (LMGs) and ranks them based on their performance in the game Titanfall 2. First, they discuss the Spitfire LMG, which they describe as overpowered and place it in the S tier due to its high steady fire rate and hit scan capabilities, despite its poor accuracy when hip-firing or aiming down sights. Next, they evaluate the L-STAR, a rapid-fire energy projectile LMG. Although it is satisfying to use, the slow projectile speed makes it difficult to handle, leading to a B tier ranking. Lastly, they assess the X-55 Devotion LMG, which has a ramping fire rate that initially starts slow but becomes extremely fast. However, due to its slow initial fire rate and situational usability, it is placed in the C tier. After finishing with LMGs, they begin to introduce the shotguns, starting with the EVA-8 Auto, which they critique negatively, indicating their personal dislike for it.
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In this part of the video, the host evaluates several weapons from “Titanfall 2,” focusing on his personal experiences and opinions. He places the EVA-8 shotgun in the D tier due to personal dislike despite its effectiveness. The Mastiff, another shotgun, is ranked in the C tier; although he acknowledges its power, he struggles to use it effectively. Moving on to sniper rifles, the Karber AP is deemed satisfyingly powerful and placed in the A tier, despite the host’s self-admitted lack of skill with it. The Double Take sniper rifle is rated D tier for its slow projectiles and the host’s preference. Lastly, the Longbow DMR, praised for its capability but disliked for its scope, is placed in the C tier. Transitioning out of sniper rifles, the focus shifts to the grenadier class of weapons.
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In this part of the video, the creator discusses different weapons and ranks them in a tier list based on their personal preferences. They first evaluate the Sidewinder SMR, noting it rapidly fires micro missiles and is effective against pilots but place it in the D tier as they believe there are better options within the grenadier class. They then discuss the EPG 1, a direct energy-propelled launcher, highlighting its one-shot kill capability and considerable splash damage, and place it in the B tier due to its high skill requirement. The R6P Softball, an adhesive grenade launcher, is criticized and placed in the F tier, as the creator finds it inferior to the EPG. Similarly, the EM4 Cold War, a four-round burst grenade weapon, is also rated F tier due to its slow projectile speed and charge-up time. Lastly, they review the Wingman Elite primary pistol, praising its extended range, accuracy, and two-shot kill capability, preferring it for its satisfying use and consistent performance.
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In this part of the video, the speaker concludes their weapon tier list for “Titanfall 2.” They discuss the “Wingman Elite” and place it in the A tier, although acknowledging it is hard to use but highly rewarding once mastered. Lastly, they evaluate the “SA3 Mosam Beak,” a controlled spread, triple-barrel shotgun pistol, placing it in the D tier due to their personal dislike for it despite recognizing its potential effectiveness. The segment ends with the speaker thanking viewers, encouraging likes and subscriptions, and inviting opinions on the weapon tier list.