MOAR attachments

[mizolo]

Summary (a quick, 2-3 sentence summary):
simple, more attachments
Benefits (How this will benefit the server and game as a whole):
personally I find that there are NEVER enough attachments for almost practically HALF of the marines, and frankly it kind of ticks me off because i join just 40 minutes into the round, 10 minutes after first drop and ALL OF THE ATTACHMENTS ARE FUTPUCKING GONE, LIKE, HOOOLY SHIT
Details (Description of how you think this would work, the benefits, etc):
simple, spawn with more attachments, or even better, have attachments costs nothing in cargo supply
Implementation (Optional, if you have an idea how to implement it):

[MrJJJ]

...Why tho?

I feel like you keep late-joining or are really slow at equipping

[NoahKirchner]

N-No...

Tooooo large of a buff,

[nerocavalier]

-1. Attachments are a privilege, not a right.

[Wubs4Scrubs]

-1

If you rely on attachments to kill aliens, you're doing something wrong.

[NoahKirchner]

-1

If you rely on attachments to kill aliens, you're doing something wrong.

I used to subscribe to this school of though until I realized that burst fire is only a viable way to fire your weapon with accuracy/spread reducing attachments. Sure, it's possible to be an effective marine without them, but they really do assist in killing aliens. You go from being able to kill T1's reliably to T2's reliably, and T3's with some help/AP.

That being said, they shouldn't be wildly available for that reason. If everyone had them, everyone would be a lean mean xeno killing machine.

[coroneljones]

-1
Not every marine should get an attachment
And, dont attachment numbers scale with pop currently? Or am I mixing attachments with something else from the changelog

[NoahKirchner]

-1
Not every marine should get an attachment
And, dont attachment numbers scale with pop currently? Or am I mixing attachments with something else from the changelog

They do, but with 120 marines they go pretty quick.

[forwardslashN]

Attachments are not a right, they are a privilege. Denied.