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4/4/2021 2:33:58 AM
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Macro usage to turn a 200 rpm scout into a full-auto 200rpm scout in ONLY PVE
Hi,
Title says it all.
Is it allowed to use an official mouse programming program like for ex.: SteelSeries Engine to give you the comfort of not having to spam the MB1 on like a 200 rpm scout rifle or a 300 rpm sidearm inside PVE?
Reason i would like to do it: So that i dont have to click all the time during hours of Nightfall farming.
Inside PVE i dont see the reason it would be bannable since there are versions of these 200 rpm scouts and 300 rpm sidearms that can roll with full-auto perks.
If you know anything about rules considering this particular question ,can you direct me to an official post?
I dont dare to try it until i see a trusted source approving it, not risking a 2800hrs account.
Thanks for help in advance!
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[quote]Inside PVE i dont see the reason it would be bannable since there are versions of these 200 rpm scouts and 300 rpm sidearms that can roll with full-auto perks.[/quote] I have seen plenty of streamers using macros, I use macros on both keyboard and mouse when I play on pc. Even if I were to use them in PvP (which I don't play PvP on pc anyway) then I would not be gaining an unfair advantage because of my special level of suckiness in that realm. 😁 With that said, I disagree with your reasoning in the above quote. Yes, weapons can roll with full auto but you would essentially be adding an additional perk by using a macro for it on a weapon that doesn't have it. Obviously I am not against the use of them and I don't see it as a bannable offense in the PvE side of things but I just disagree with your reasoning behind it.
