Combat Arms: The ACR Review | Exploring The Arsenal Ch. 38: The ACR Family Ep. 1
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Introducing the first gun in the short line of Advanced Combat Rifles by Bushmaster (at least in this game anyway), the ACR. It was coincidentally released a short while after Modern Warfare 2 was released (coincidence? I think not) in Combat Arms, but definitely nowhere near as overpowered as the ACR was in MW2. (Freakin' laser gun.) Anyways, the ACR is definitely a strong assault rifle when used properly and can hold its own against any other assault rifle. Rank Unlocked: Staff Sergeant III Cost: 950 GP / Day Damage: 38 Damage Dropoff: Good, but M4A1's seems a little stronger over range Portability: 62 Rate of Fire: 74 Accuracy: 80 Recoil: 62 Recoil Spread: Similar to M4A1's spread - slightly greater than the SCAR-L's, though Recoil Kickback: A little bit heavier than the M4A1's, both hipfiring and scoping in Recoil Controlability: Pretty similar to the M4A1's, though a bit more difficult because of the heavier kickback Tapfire Ability: Shots bounce up higher than the M4A1's but still very easy to tapfire with (but changes with customizations, to be explained later) Sprint Drawback: Fast for Assault Rifles because of its sprint animation Draw Speed: Moderate Center Speed: Similar to M4A1's Reload Speed: Fast without Ext. Mags, noticeably slower with an Ext. Mag Fire Modes: Full Auto Only Luck: Surprisingly High Ammo Capacity: Standard 30 Rounds in Magazine, 90 in Reserve Key Physical Characteristics: Easily confused with the SCAR-L (in my opinion anyway), but the look of the magazine differentiates the two Muzzle Noise: Identical to the M4A1's Attachment Options: All available Fireteam Worthy? Yes Quarantine Worthy? No Customizations: All available Customizations Effects: The most significant effect that alters the ACR's performance is the Barrel, which affects the Accuracy and Recoil pattern of the ACR. Unfortunately, it seems that the Barrel customization of the ACR considerably reduces the tapfire-ability of the ACR so that not only the shots are even bouncier, but the tendency of the ACR to over-tapfire is considerably increased. Recommended that you guys, when buying the ACR and customizing it, to not customize the Barrel and just upgrade the damage and rate of fire. Frank Personal Opinions: The ACR is a remarkably similar assault rifle to the M4A1 - almost all its stats reflect M4A1 stats, and pretty much the only significant change it offers over the M4A1 is increased recoil, which isn't really much of a welcome change to begin with. But personally, I would stick with my own M4A1 due to its tapfire-ability and tight spread even during full auto. I'm just so much more used to the M4 that the ACR feels rather foreign to me. Final Rating: 73% CQC: 90% MRC: 73% LRC: 56% Thanks for watching! IGN: AzN3AlK0 KDR: 1.51 Rank: Colonel V Clan: ToTheIdiotMobile (TTIM) Map: Oil Rig Mode: Elimination 140 Kills Weapons: ACR, ACR Sandfire Gear: NX Speed Gear
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