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In response to
"The key is to charge it even if you don't have a target yet."
by
David
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Yes, if it takes five seconds to charge, hold it for 4.5 seconds, look for a target, and if there isn't one, let go ...
Posted by
Beryllium (aka grayman)
Apr 7 '10, 09:00
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... letting go before it's charged causes it to power down, rather than fire.
Often, when playing matchmaking, you'll find someone who does this for the entire round - constantly charging and discharging the laser, and sniping people across the map with it when they do happen to acquire a target.
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