Jiang Siming's gear was pitifully shabby: a VSS and an M16 assault rifle set to semi-automatic.
The M16 used to be a sharpshooter's weapon, but after the update, it had become a useless gun.
But it didn't matter. Jiang Siming had Rifle Mastery, so he could always bring out the rifle's greatest strengths and potential.
When Jiang Siming charged out of the smoke grenade's cover, the AFS players heard his footsteps and decisively gave up reviving their teammates.
But the moment Jiang Siming emerged from the smoke, he seemed to have completely grasped their positions.
The moment he showed himself, the M16 in his hands opened fire in single shots! Through the 3x Scope, bullets poured through the gaps in the car windows!
It was clearly set to single-shot mode, yet Jiang Siming had forcibly turned it into a fully automatic weapon.
The M16's greatest advantage now was its fast single-shot rate of fire. Its burst fire was not only slow but unstable, so in the hands of experts, this rifle was generally used for single shots.
As long as the user had fast hands and could keep the crosshair steady, this rifle still had plenty of potential.
Jiang Siming was reluctant to damage their armor, so he aimed exclusively at their heads. Not a single shot missed.
After knocking one player down, Jiang Siming repeated the process, using an extreme flick speed to single-tap the last AFS player down.
His M16 play looked no different from full-auto fire.
Moreover, the M16 was actually somewhat dependent on network speed. The faster the connection, the shorter the interval between single shots.
Even if Jiang Siming played in China, he could only make it fire in a semi-burst. But in South Korea, the country with the fastest network speeds, he could easily