However, in pvp a sorcerer is always casting something, so it’s rarely going to be wasted even if you don’t interrupt the correct move.Īlthough the game has only been out for a few weeks (if you played early), we’re still learning the paper, rock, scissors of the classes. The worst part about this is the in-game lag that prevents me from using it with the move I want to interrupt. Smoke grenade is not just for enemy snipers. You’d be surprised the damage you and one other dps class can pump out when you are at max range and use crowd control abilities.
If you see one team member fighting 3 sith within your range, throw a flash grenade and help him out. When you find a good placement, don’t just start shooting like a madman. This is where your grenades can be quite annoying to them. The exception is if you are protecting nodes and prolonging the enemy from capturing. If you are with one other person facing 4+ enemies, then you might want to consider running like a coward (maybe take out someone with low health), but running back to your living team members will help your team more than 2 people trying to be heroes. You are not invincible in cover, so it’s much better if you pick up and run from an army of sith. You have a lot of abilities to keep people away and reduce your damage taken. With aimed shot knocking people back + leg shot, cheap shot, flash grenade, Pulse Detonate, hunker down, dodge…. Often, it’s best to hunker down and fight off a melee. Once you lift up your cover, you are exposing yourself to multiple more CCs, slows, jumps all with less defenses. This is partially because you are much more protected inside cover than outside. However, one on one (sometimes 2 on 1) melee does not always warrant an escape. If you are alone or on the front line and enemies are charging, then run back to your allies. We have a lot of abilities to get away from people, but that doesn’t mean everytime a melee class comes within range you should pick up and flee. So, there are pros and cons to a high perch. However, one on one, high cover on a ledge is nice because you can blast people off and continue to dps them. Being perched on high, will make you more of a target than being halfway hidden behind a pillar. The downside of this is that ALL enemy players can see you just as easy (if not more easily) than being low to the ground.
Some people like to be in high cover to get a good overview.
When they come up to you, leg shot them and laugh. For example in huttball, place your cover behind the fire or acid. Know the warzones, and know a few places to put cover. You do not want to run into the middle of a melee fight, hit cover and start shooting. This is probably the most important aspect of a sharpshooter in pvp. So here are a few tips as a sharpshooter. In my opinion, gunslinger is one of the easiest classes to pvp successfully, possibly because other players don’t know how deadly we can be. I usually end up top 1 or 2 damage every warzone with multiple medals, just by playing smart. Currently, I’m a sharpshooter gunslinger, which isn’t very mobile for pvp, but it still can be deadly if played correctly. I am not a level 50 expert on pvp, but I have pvp’d enough so far to find out a few useful tricks for this class. SWTOR Gunslinger PvP Tips and Tactics (Sharpshooter) by Zedakah
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