Ah this "a sniper should find a good spot and engage squad leaders, MGs and other priority targets" yadda yadda again.
What's it with sniper kids and their enthusiasm to go through the basics of sniping in every thread? And in such tedious detail too!
Yeah, we know: find a spot, engage priority targets. That's the principle. In ROOST it's more about finding a spot and engaging any targets, however, because squad leaders and MGs respawn in 10 seconds after you've fired your shot. How many of you have not fired a round in that rifleman's face when you've fixed that black wedge of death on him, because he wasn't wearing the squad leader's cap? You can look for priority targets while you're rebolting! Only MGs are obvious targets thanks to their iridescent laser beams.
It's not like you're an actual sniper in ROOST. Real snipers take one shot and relocate and they do it because they work with different principles than people do in video games. That's why that one shot has to count. RL sniping, where you lie still for a day to get that one shot, is nothing compared to the scoped pwnage of ROOST. Heck, even the distances are ridiculous for snipers: pwning 20 people at a range of 50 meters is not what RL snipers do for a living, yet you can do it in ROOST.
ROOST "snipers" are marksmen: riflemen with scopes, and they should act accordingly, not drift off in some sniper boys' wet fantasy of "I am made of stealht and teh ghillie win" (sic).