Re: Sniper 3d Assassin
Sandrine Willert
Special Ops Sniper Brandon Beckett is set up as the primary suspect for the murder of a foreign dignitary on the eve of signing a high-profile trade agreement with the United States. Narrowly escaping death, Beckett realizes that there may be a dark operative working within the government and partners with the only person whom he can trust, his father, legendary Sniper Master Gunnery Sgt. Thomas Beckett. Both Becketts are on the run from the CIA, Russian mercenaries, and a Yakuza-trained assassin with sniper skills that rival both legendary sharpshooters.
I started in the office room and slipped out of the house immediately after the target entered and then I found an open area in the beach and prepared my Sieger 300 Tactical sniper rifle. When the target got out of her bed room for a breath, I took her out in the head. Then I evacuated safly.
I tried again. But this time I wait until the target fell asleep, then shot her with the same sniper rifle, and hide the body in the chest (otherwise it would be found by her boyfriend awaked by whatever method I use to lure away the guards near my boat).
Sniper Assassin 3 is a thrilling sniper game developed by Ultimate Flash Game Archive. You play as Shawn Davidson, a government agent with nothing to lose when you return home to find your wife was killed. After finding the person responsible, you learn that someone else was pulling the strings and he's willing to help you get revenge. Now it's time to pick up your sniper again and slowly but surely find the answers you've been searching for.DeveloperUltimate Flash Game Archive made Sniper Assassin 3.
As a series' first, the game mode features online co-operative multiplayer, exclusively featuring two new playable characters, Knight and Stone. Each playable agent, including Agent 47, has a unique sniper rifle each mission with differing Mastery progression.
As the title suggests, players are restricted to the use of a sniper rifle during the mission. Players must examine the level and make use of objects in the environment to create accident kills and hide bodies.
Each mission has a number of main targets in addition to a large portion of optional guard targets. If an NPC views suspicious activity (for example, witnessing an elimination or finding a corpse), they will attempt to alert all targets within the level. If the NPC is not eliminated in time, the main targets will attempt to leave the mission area. If any succeed in escaping, the mission will fail. If all main targets have been eliminated during an evacuation, one by one the guards will also attempt to escape.
After choosing a mission, players are able to invite friends to play Sniper Assassin or otherwise play with random players across the world via Quick Match. From there, each player picks one of the two agents before the mission begins. Players are stationed next to one another and co-operate in order to complete the mission as fast and discreetly as possible. To encourage teamwork, Knight and Stone each only have access to a single special ammunition, body-piercing ammo and shockwave ammo respectively.
In addition to the obvious time bonus gained from an extra player working to complete the mission, another way to increase your final score is to perform Synchronized Kills, a score multiplier which is exclusive to multiplayer. Achieving a Synchronized Kill requires both players to each take out a target within a small time-frame.
When playing in multiplayer, each mission briefing is voiced by Knight and Stone, as opposed to Diana Burnwood. Knight and Stone are evidently more talkative than Agent 47; throughout the mission they will comment on their own accomplishments as well as their partner's.
Unlike sandbox locations, however, mastery is not advanced by completing challenges. Your progress is based on your score at the end of each round. While completing challenges in each mission doesn't advance your mastery, they do offer score multipliers so it is recommended that you complete most, if not all, before attempting to max out an agent's mastery.
The Bleak Huntresses are an ancient female order among Bleak Walkers. Cold hearted murderesses, relentless hunters that strike from the dark, hunting their prey for weeks or even months... for reward and for joy of kill. Not much is known about them, as their targets never knew they were coming. Sometimes it's bullet in the head from tower in city, sometimes arrow in heart from dark woods or heavy belt in spine from rooftop. They come, they kill, they vanish. Always from distance, always precise, never personal. Patient like spiders on web. For them target is just an animal to hunt.... a warm thrill necessary to wake a little spark in their stone-cold hearts...
They say bleak huntresses not only take life but also feed on soul, that they need to kill or they go insane. Some say they are vampires or half-demons. Most say it's just a ghost stories. One is sure- if Bleak Huntress is after you- she will hunt you, she will find you, and she will kill you.
Level 8 Deadlight Fortress- PotD, scalling only, ony up + difficulty mod. Note that my character is geared up due to B.Blessings, my knowledge of game after 2 full solo games and using a steal method from vendors: -spoiler-easy-method-to-steal-vendors-most-valuable-items/.
I was thining about Ranger at first but: A) while they have nice accuracy abilities, they lack of alpha damage and best skill are very late. Companions are useless. So I went with Assassin. Sneak Attack + Assassinate plays very well with afflictions on enemies, which rogues can infict (Hobbled, Blinded, Dazed etc.) and offers great escape tool (Smoke Veil + Escape) that plays really well together with Assassinate, though it's bit tricky sometimes to use.
Now the question was what to combine it with. Of course Fighter was my initial though but I was leaning against it: not only it has poor roleplay fluff for this build, but also while Penetrating Strike is great and Weapon Specialization too It was still not alpha dmg I was looking for and I needed second class for spamming power attacks. Fighter have to waste too many resources imo for things like Disc. Strikes or Vig. Defense. Also if I need a strong Penetrating Strikes I can always use Ring The Bell from Rogue so I didn't want to double it. Black Jack was a valid option but I didn't want to run "switch build" as I don't find it ammusing and with right gear and "speed reload" i reload as fast as Black Jack can switch before picking "Fast Switch" from fighter in later levels that I gave up on this.
So my final choice was Bleak Walker due to several reasons: first of all: huge Alpha Damage ability right from the start: Flames of Devotion: 25% burn + 15% Corrode and +10 Accuracy. Later combining that with Sworn Rival +20% dmg gives me huge shots for extra 60% dmg and +10 accuracy. Also with Sworn Rival and Zeal cost back on kill I pretty much have it for 1 Zeal which is huge. Later in game I can also get 1 Zeal back per kill giving me more options with that Range weapon than with Fighter. Devoted was out of question as I wanted to be able to play with Both arquebus, arbalest and their excellent modals and being able to switch without penatlies to other range weapons or melee weapons when needed. Devoted is nice but that +2 Pen was imo not worth. Also we have here Focus Aura (always good) and Lay on Hands, which allows you to skip Athlethics for Arcana.
Also thx to Bleak Walker we apply affliction on FoD which will always gives us on second attack against same target Sneak Attack bonus. Later we also get lash from FoD upgrade. So to sum it up: For 1 Zeal after taking Sworn Enemy + Fod Upgrade we have: +10 Acc, 60% bonus damage +10% Lash from attacks, free affliction for enemy. Also big thing was Paladin Passive +21 defenses. With Fighter I have to constantly make sure it's on with Vig.Def, waste 2 resources on it. And you don't want to be CCed while you reload your weapons. With Paladin it's just there and i can burn Zeal on dmg and don't worry about defenses. Also it gives nice roleplay stuff
We combine high burst from FoD, it's low cost, free Sworn Enemy spam after that and free affliction on target with initial alpha strikes of Assassinate and Sneak Attack to remove most dangerous target/s. Since we do not try to assassinate in melee, we don't need high Sneak skill. We only have to get to position to snipe enemy away. Hence why I didn't took backstab. The further you are- the more opportunity you have to finish recovery and for example use Smoke Veil to dissapear, reset fight and start from Assassinate again or to continue (after reload is done) with another fast Assassinate attack. We have Escape also for when we need to reposition. We have great defenses and self heal.
RACE: Aftrer you get specific armor (later about that) Nature Godlike becomes great becasue you start every combat with Wellspring on. Of course Hearth Orlan is also great option. I went with pale elf cause like elfs and wanted to match my portrait . You don't really need to min max race here, though the first two would work much better than elf here .
A. Fast Reload- when you attacked a target and your reload animation start, clikc ONCE (and only once) on target you want to attack (either by just attack or ability that attack like FoD). This will shorten greatly a reload animation on a range weapon like Arbalest and Arquebus giving you a huge dps boost. Using this method also allows us to ignore all -Reload Time bonuses like from gear or from abilities. You will reload as fast with them and without them.
B. Second free shot after initial shot. With any range weapon after we shot first time from sneak attack before combat start we immidietly have another free shot after it. Dunno why, probably game resets weapons on combat start and since our first shot is out of combat- it happens. So we delete one target and we can either immideitly follow on different one or use second free shot to finish the one we tried to delete innitially.
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