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Most likely just a visual mod to make the game look better/cleaner but I'm not completely sure

Yeah that was a really weird take. He said the drak OC was more useful than marked for death, because "every class has multiple ways to apply elemental damage." I'm like.. huh? How is that more useful? M4D applies to ALL damage.. drak only applies to elemental.. it's far more niche! Really, it's just a meme build, you're better off just doing damage yourself, or if you really want to play support, run marked for death. But IFGs already basically do that same function without crippling your primary.. so just take IFGs and forget scout's new OCs, are all straight downgrades.

@@bluedistortions MFD doesn't work at all on most targets and doesn't deal any damage by itself. The rate of fire of the M1000 is miserable which in turn means you can only MFD one to maybe six targets at a time. This means if you just try and MFD specific targets, 80% of the time they're not going to take any damage at all. IFGs aren't comparable to a debuff attached to your targets, I'm not sure what world you're living in, but IFGs are even more niche and less efficient.

All that's missing is some maniac laughter.

im scout veteran and ye, burst is heavily underwhelming, its not all that bad, but when u consider what needs to be given up to use it then it's belonging in trash bin. maybe this overclock would be more useful for inexperienced players because it's easy to control, but honestly this gun is already simple to use.

@@countsudoku6305 I mean it is like really bad since you waste so much ammo killing squishy enemies or already damaged ones

​@@Armetari didn't considered it that way, but you are right, its like using m1000 charged shot on injured grunt. i must congratulate, u made my opinion about burst fire overclock even worse

Things like this boggles my mind. Didn't they test it? Because then they would definitely notice it feels a bit underwhelming, just like everybody else does. Is it supposed to feel underwhelming? Am I missing some benefit that weighs up for it? Just a tiny tweak would make me excited over my new burst fire mode instead of just feeling bummed out about it and leaving it to collect dust.

@@frbru88 I honestly think something like +2 - +4 more damage (so you can reliably kill Grunts in one burst) would do the trick. Enough so that it's worth to take armor break instead of weakpoint damage.

MFD is a lot more useless than you'd think. On paper is looks alright but in practice it's usually almost completely useless for whatever reason. Perhaps I don't use it optimally, but I've yet to find an effective way to use it in most games.

Even in lower haz its awful

designing overclock specifically for newer players seems like awful idea, especially considering how long is overclocks grind and how random it is. they need to buff this thing, otherwise it's not worth using in any circumstances

​@@countsudoku6305agreed, the random bullshit for overclocks is really bad, a simple solution to this would be when promoting a specific class, lets say scout, you SHOULD get an overclock for that class, but nah it dont work that way, it would be like playing 40k darktide and when you level up instead of getting perk points for your class you get perk points for some other class you havent even played yet....... In my opinion the easy fix for this would be, make it so the overclock you gain for promotion is for the class that is promoted, let the cosmetic still be random, that would MASSIVELY change the average play time from 40 hrs to a much much longer play time cuz then players would feel like thwy actually are being rewarded for promotions they already have to pay INSANE prices and resources for......

@countsudoku6305 Idk if it’s even designed for lower haz levels, I’m pretty sure it’s just bad. People are saying it’s worse than base GK2.

Holy hell

A weakpoint ricochet would have been much better.

Plus I just love the sound the mortars make.

Ntp is actually good against bigger targets, if you know how to use it.... Lets take an oppressor, one to two shots, its poisoned, where as everyone else is using far more ammo to kill it, all i have to do is keep the distance and wait lmfao, people shit on ntp so much and yet ntp is one of the best ones to use, praetorians? Two shots, feared and poisoned, when it comes back keep repeating till its dead lmfao its really simple, also mortar rounds are REALLY shit against dreadnaughts...... UNLESS youre trying to bust the blisters on the hiveguard then theyre good, other than that, nah dont use them on dreads

@@themanwithnoname1839 NTP is literally one of the best OC in the game, crazy swarm control probably the best. But it's objectively ass for single target yes, sure you can damn near kill anything if you just throw enough bullets and time at it but that's just lame, also not every situation fits that play style.

The friendly fire damage potential of Mortar Rounds is just too high to use it as you suggested. This is the reason why Minelayer System is so incredibly powerful. The lack of friendly fire damage means you can literally walk on top of your mines and murder a bunch of targets within their effective range. The problem with Mortar Rounds is that killing anything in your face is also going to kill you.... which is obviously "how it should work" but it makes it almost entirely unusable for defense purposes. I'm guessing people who enjoy it aren't playing on hazard 5, which makes dealing FF and losing HP a lot more concerning.

​@@SimonWoodburyForget-- Me and my friend just did the Haz5+ assignment, I used Mortar Rounds almost the entire time. No FF issues at all, even during Salvage.

bru no need to spoil the video

Mb bro

​@@SienpanWdym spoil the video?? all he did is repeat something that is in the description for people who don't have access to the description? If you don't want spoilers dont look at the comments.

Even easier, trigger clusters if any exists, reload if none exists. Double tapping is easier than holding IMO.

fact that drak isn't good weapon to begin with doesn't help with this overclock

If you take the electric mod on the drak the extra electric damage will make up for the direct damage loss (ignoring weakpoints)

You're under-estimating how quickly you can place 10 bullets on a target. You don't need 50% more damage, 25% is more than enough, and even 10% is the difference between killing and not killing a target. For example, if a Driller is running Sticky Flames or Crystal Nucleation, then 10% is the difference between freezing or burning a target to death. I've been using Conductive Thermals with a fire Jury-Rigged Boomstick and it's entirely ridiculous for anything I would usually not instant kill. I've been able to ignite a Mactera halfway across the map for example, because (presumable) single pellet is enough to ignite it when you've stacked enough Conductive Thermal rounds into it. Keep in mind that the Drak also happens to have 950 bullets and a very fast rate of fire (12 per second) so 10 rounds isn't exactly ridiculous. This is part of what makes it more useful than MFD, because you can split the debuff across multiple targets. Not to mention that you don't usually need to kill anything as a Scout, so the fact that a weapon might not deal considerable damage isn't an issue, so long as you have some sort of thing to deal serious damage once in a while, preferably something that pairs well with your primary. Personally I've been using Conductive Thermals a lot recently, trying to see how far I can take it, and I can easily pair it with a Special Powder fire Boomstick, which is honestly extremely practical in real combat. I wouldn't call it a good hazard 5 strategy, but it's definitely not as unusable as MFD.

@@SimonWoodburyForget The issue isn't how long it takes to hit 10 bullets, it's how much damage you would've been able to do without this overclock in 10 shots. Yeah you now have +50% fire damage on that target, but without this overclock drak would've done 50% more raw damage than it does now, that's the opportunity cost just compared to the base weapon. Again it makes sense against big targets because now they're probably at a 100% damage multiplier and still have plenty of health to chunk down. But against anything smaller than a grunt guard, you're probably wasting way more time and ammo switching to your secondary or having to rely on teammates. That's why I compared it to marked for death, because with that overclock you'd never use your focus shot on a grunt, that's just a waste. It's similar with this one, an enemy needs to reach a certain health threshold for it to be worth it, especially compared to other drak overclocks that can deal 2-3x as much raw damage as this one. Drak is just a really weak weapon in general carried by some really strong overclocks, so IMO it suffers a lot more than M1000 does taking this supportive option instead of the alternatives. Also I did the math myself, even if the very first shot you hit with procs that 15% chance to shock an enemy, the extra status damage over time will never catch up to the damage you miss out on having this overclock equipped. Not unless you stop shooting the enemy for at least a full second (at which point the DoT is able to catch up, though probably only compared to base Drak).

@@squiddler7731 Normally you shouldn't be shooting grunts at all. Normally you would've dealt 0% damage to the grunts to conserve ammunition. Conductive Thermals deals less damage but it directly benefits from what your team is running. If your Driller is running Stick Flames and enemies are barely making it through, then applying 5%, 10%, ...etc multiplies to them means they'll die when they pass through the flame. You're trading a percentage of the damage you would've dealt with another weapon which is almost always going to deal damage more efficiently, and it allows you to shoot at targets that your team is shooting it which would've almost always been inefficient.

Do you do charge shot or heavy hitter(normal shots) to light the goo?

@@SIMULACRA37with the heavy hitter oc on epc, it takes 2 shots to ignite the puddle goo

I use a clean over lock on the epc, I don’t have anything else (curse you rng)

@@SIMULACRA37oh I meant that I use charged sludge pump and then I shoot it with charged epc, or regular. (Both works)

@@KaihanFidaiy I was wondering which you prefer?

Scorching tide is a clean overclock disguised as an unstable, since the downside only matter when you activate the oc, so whichever build makes you most comfortable with the regular crispr is absolutely still valid I haven't tried a sticky fuel build with it yet but burning radiance is honestly a must since proper use of that upgrade lets you save a ton of ammo that can then be spent on scorching tide so a sticky fuel build with ST is most likely going to be that multipled by 2

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