nuke Atlai rather than plink at them. However, I do agree that they were waaaay too powerful directly after the patch on the 6th. A middle ground between the two extremes would be where I feel an LRM should be: effective, but not so much that they become as prevalent as the Gauss Rifle. If a mech stands out in the open, with no cover, and no AMS, I feel that they should be afraid of LRMs, not just annoyed by them. My 2xLRM20 Fatlas averages 350 damage currently; during the OP period of LRMs it was easily averaging 1200(3-4 kills, too). I would vote towards 6-800 damage from a 2xLRM20 build with 8-10 tons of ammo, but with enough of a spread to make kills possible but improbable. It is my opinion that LRM's should be a support weapon, that softens your target up for teammates. Every weapon should be considered a 'primary' weapon, especially when grouped or "boated." If I were to take only LRMs I would expect to kill something at range and die easily if caught by anything at close range. Primarily as a scout pilot, that is exactly the tactic that I use by closing or flanking LRM users and distracting them from my team. The double damage they had for LRM missiles had to do directly with the double armor and the fact that all other weapons can be aimed. Most missiles are always going to miss, be shot down by AMS, or hit