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Engineer, their second skill, provides the Mechanic with the ability to see just where electric-based equipment is located. Thanks to infrared, their sight can pierce ceilings and walls to locate traps, vehicles, and other equipment. The Mechanic should deploy the drone carefully, as they tend to be very fragile as well. It's recommended for the Mechanic to deploy the Drone far from the enemy, only to swoop in and disable systems when they're primed for an amb

While this gun has one of the highest numbers among assault rifles when it comes to Fire Rate, the Type 25's Range and Accuracy are both of its Achilles' heels. With its range being 47, this gun has one of the lowest scores of all the assault rifles in this area. It has a Damage of 24 and an Accuracy of 49 (which is also the lowest of all the assault rifles

Though this gun has quite an impressive accuracy, the fact that it offers opponents respite between shots can be quite bothersome. It rapidly fires 3 rounds and then takes a second to fire another 3 rounds. That split second can be all it takes for a skilled sniper to off a player. That said, the rest of its specs aren't so bad. It has a damage of 42, an accuracy of 63, a range of 43 and a fire rate of 75. Also, the noise this gun makes is a dead give away. Even if one is not visible on the map, the sound is hard to m

One of the core issues with Call of Duty Mobile guide of Duty Mobile Zombies was its use of limited time content. While cycling out battle royale content or multiplayer maps makes sense, doing the same with Zombies content did not sit well with fans of the mode. Not being able to choose which map to play on goes against a lot of what Zombies was built upon, as it quickly strips variety from the mode. Worse, survival time was limited, meaning that players could only reach a maximum of 3 hours of playtime before a match was ended. This system was incredibly flawed, as it made leaderboards pointless and gave players an early round

The game took some time to reach the Western world after its Japanese launch in September 2014, but was certainly a success once it did. It’s an interesting title and one that does its best to provide a kind of greatest hits experience from across the series, by means of the paintings mechanic (the main character hops between magical paintings, each leading to a dungeon inspired by a different Final Fantasy title). It’s not one to spend hours on end with, as the dastardly and bastardly stamina meter is in play again, but franchise fans can’t go wrong h

In gaming, an open mind is essential. As I say, so many gamers missed that memo, but still. Regardless of your platform of choice, there’s always something you’re missing out on. At the great World Buffet of video games, you don’t want to be stuck just eating the same stale nachos that have been out for three weeks, do you? Get some variety on your plates, my friends, and embrace mobile ga

This type of risky gameplay should be reserved for the best of the best snipers. Sniping while standing out in the open is risky even for pro players. It doesn't just leave room for error as the act itself is already a mist

That’s an industry-wide problem though, sadly. You’ve got PC gamers declaring themselves the master race, Xbox and PlayStation fans bitching back and forth at each other in the comment sections of YouTube videos, and Nintendo… well, doing their Nintendo thing and being completely uninterested in what everyone else is doing. Why can’t we all just get along? Why can’t Xbox One and PS4 owners gather together in a Spring meadow, clasp hands and sing Ebony and Ivory together, as our forefathers inten

Like Angry Birds before it, Flight Control was a real phenomenon in its heyday. Now that it’s lost its bandwagon and/or hipster value (depending on your point of view), though, it’s a good time to get on board. Or back on board, really; this charming little strategy title still retains every inch of its addictive nature (inches being the standard unit of measurement for addictiveness, apparent

Co-developed by Intelligent Systems, creators of the Fire Emblem main series titles and Advance Wars , this turn-based strategy title sees you assembling an army of four iconic Fire Emblem characters. With them, you play through the main campaign or battle other players’ parties in the Arena mode. It’s not the fully-featured super deep experience that FE fans are accustomed to, but it’s tactical enough to keep their interest. It doesn’t lend itself to play binges either, what with the stamina system, but this is perhaps the best play-on-your-commute title I’ve ever pla

Quickscoping is yet another skill that should be left for the pros. Although any good sniper in COD must learn how to quickscope a target, doing this from close range is a different story entirely. If the opponent close to the sniper is using a gun with high damage and fire rate, the sniper will be down before the scope is d