Incorrect, on most close range maps, which is the majority of ro2 maps, the most effective way to use an by a very large margin is to go rambo mode, because you are easily worth two mp-40's in terms of combat effectiveness.
All good players of ro1 (ostfront), with a lot of success. It came up as an example of how realistically modeled gun handling can result in unrealistic behavior.
It will not destroy the game, it will make it slower, which is unnecessary since it is slow enough as it is (quite a bit slower than ostfront in fact). Slower game - less fun, less fun - fewer players, fewer servers and then even less fun. Capisce?
It's not silly when you consider that running isn't that taxing on the body + there's a lot of adrenaline going because these people are afraid for their life. Overall I think its perfectly reasonable.
Everything you said is wrong, every single sentence, so I will not waste any time elaborating further, except pointing out again that everything you said is complete and utter nonsense. If you have any doubts, pm me and I will demonstrate you in both games exactly how wrong you are.
Contrary to your own belief, you are NOT a celebrity. Just get that through your head, and you'll understand why he said that
The lack of sway and the added zoom is a factor, but a bigger factor is the lack of people who know how to play. I am on top of the score board every round because no one realizes the obj's exist. I would rather have realistic engagement distances and gun play instead of artificially shortening them to gimp peoples engagement distances. Wait till people learn how to play, maybe the tutorial will help when most people go through the tutorial, I'm reserving my judgment until then. Pubs just might be a lost cause until all the clueless people leave.Contrary to your own belief, you are NOT a celebrity. Just get that through your head, and you'll understand why he said that
I'm glad that so many other people believe as I do that the lack of sway in the game is contributing greatly to the snipeyness of RO2. If more sway is added, at least players will be more or less forced to brace their weapons before getting off 200m headshots. There is very little reason to want to move closer to your target when you can sit in the back of a dark room and snipe people across the level from a totally unsupported position, with over 2x zoom.
Even more infuriating is the fact that a player can flat-out sprint for 2 minutes, then immediately swing up his weapon and have perfectly steady sights. It just doesn't make sense, and it encourages snipe-and-run gameplay.
Just remember that not all "snipeyness" in a game is because of people camping from across levels. I personally think its split 50/50 between that kind of behavior and people who easily nail me from long distances when the circumstances of the kill -- such as just coming out of a long sprint, or having been wounded -- should have made that more difficult.
I didn't mean mp-40, i meant all guns. If you haven't seen that, then you are blind or just very stupid. But it is never too late to learn, so here is some learning material for you:
Now, it is you here who doesn't have a clue, faster movement speed doesn't mean the gameplay is more dynamic. Hell, your argument about mg "blocking an entire path" speaks volumes at your understanding of the game.
This is similar to saying that if you mix milk and cocoa you get coca-cola. If anything, the "snipeyness" will increase if you aren't able to fire on the run anymore. There will be very little reason to move closer to your target when the target can get 15 shots off at you while you run, and then you finally get to good cover and you can't shoot for 30 seconds because you are out of stamina. Yay realism.
You can't flat-out sprint for 2 minutes, the stamina bar reaches zero after about 20 seconds. Also, snipe-and-run gameplay isn't bad because in contrast with sit-behind-sandbags-and-snipe gameplay it is dynamic.
A collection of edited lucky hip shots? Wonderful, sure happens 24/7 in RO1. Oh wait, it doesn't. Most of those shots were more around in the 10 meter range which isn't even that hard. Go make a video of you doing it reliably in a single map. Good luck mate.
Not enough? Don't you mean too many?Yes unfortunately I don't see enough people talking about it
Oh wait, it does happen all the time in RO1. In a clanwar between good players you (not you "you", but a good player), would get about half his kills this way. Also, there was plenty of 50+ meter shots there, you need to pay more attention.
