using the as val | battlebit remastered

battlebit has two guns with an integrated suppressor, the AS Val and the honey badger. I already tried out the honey badger, so I thought I'd try out the AS Val. it's good but the low bullet count is tough at first and it's 290 kills to get the extended mag that takes you from 20 bullets to 30. it's a good gun, it just takes a while to get there. I likely won't use it again, but it was fun for the most part. anyway, thanks for watching!
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[@MyRightArmInCrap]

Nah, man, there is no point in using AS Val like you did. If you wanna fight on the frontline just take AK - AS Val in those circumstances is strictly worse: more recoil, smaller mag. It shines when you focus on flanking. Quickly get inside some building in Lonovo (or Tensa) occupied by enemies and wipe them one by one before anybody notices - gun is a beast in close combat (32 dmg and 800 firerate wow), very silent, gives no flash and have very fast reload (with fastmag and mag drop its just instant). But as soon as you abandon flanking and try to go for medium range fights or jump into clusterfuck with a lot of boys you'll get bad results.

[@shtoobly]

thanks for the thought, I hadn't considered the use case for the as val honestly, but I'll keep that in mind for the future!