That even happens to me in Halo 2 and Far Cry Instincts both of which I play in splitscreen (=no lag) and I don't think there are bullet physics there either.
Weird, isn't it?
Weird, isn't it?
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What distincts Ro from other Shooters
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Well, in Halo, while there's not really full ballistics like RO, there is some projectile travel time for a good deal of the weapons. Think of the Needler, you can see those coming at you. The same is true for the plasma rifles and such.
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I know, but I'm talking about the pistols and smgs here.
Maybe it takes a tiny bit of time till you recieve the damage. Like when you are hit in a fighting game and you can see your health going down (just very fast). I don't know.
Maybe it takes a tiny bit of time till you recieve the damage. Like when you are hit in a fighting game and you can see your health going down (just very fast). I don't know.
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Well moments like these do:
Basically i was playing the Vedzime (or whatever it's name) map. And as Germans we were assaulting the church. Having a SMG i had to rush forward. Coming from the corner i saw a russian with a nagant, seconds later two fires were heard and our bodies dropped heavily to the ground
Uuuhh.. That has happened to me several times in many shooters, even Counter-Strike 1.6 !
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Really, i never seen nothing like this in CS and i played it for 5 years like crazy, even in DoD never saw it, anyways maybe i was mistaken that it only happens in RO but for me i never experienced something like that in any other game i played.
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What distincts Ro from other Shooters
These days, with everyone online on the danzig 24/7 server... not much.
These days, with everyone online on the danzig 24/7 server... not much.
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that happened to me a few times using the rifle against a rifle, a rifle against an smg, a pistol against a rifle, and grenade against grenade lol.
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Can you seriously just stop burying your head in the sand? You have a thread full of people calling you an idiot, yet you continue to ask for evidence even after you admitted that you had no idea what TF2 was!
Holy hell. RO is unique in many ways, this is not one of them. Deal with it.
And -- I was playing with Deeival, and saw it happen. He isn't making it up.
Holy hell. RO is unique in many ways, this is not one of them. Deal with it.
And -- I was playing with Deeival, and saw it happen. He isn't making it up.
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Sorry SchutzeSepp. That is in movies. IRL when hit by something like a .303 round, the impact usually knocks you up so bad that even if you stood for a second or two more, You usually don't know what is happening. Let alone take aim and shoot back. I forget how to calculate it all out, but can be supported a bit better when you get the weight of the projectile, the velocity and the tissue density it is striking. Then allow for the fact that as cells, organs and nerves are shredded in a split second and the body instantly goes into shock to try to preserve life (be it to no avail), then proper perception and conciousness as such is no more.
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Sorry SchutzeSepp. That is in movies. IRL when hit by something like a .303 round, the impact usually knocks you up so bad that even if you stood for a second or two more, You usually don't know what is happening. Let alone take aim and shoot back. I forget how to calculate it all out, but can be supported a bit better when you get the weight of the projectile, the velocity and the tissue density it is striking. Then allow for the fact that as cells, organs and nerves are shredded in a split second and the body instantly goes into shock to try to preserve life (be it to no avail), then proper perception and conciousness as such is no more.
It is movie stuff in general, but I wouldn't say it is exactly impossible event to happen IRL. Unlikely, but not impossible. Odds are just against us
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