Accuracy when you are moving...

You cannot fire while running in roost. When running you move your weapon close to your chest and cannot fire at all.

you can only fire while jogging (the default movement speed), the main issue of the skill with hipshooting of people is generally that there are methods to basically make the weapon fire at the center of the screen so you won't have issues with free aim. If the ability to recent the weapon is gone in rohos then the issue with hip shooting being too easily is pretty much gone.

If anything gets changed it should be that your weapon sways more while moving or whatever, as a weapon doesn't get more inaccurate when running or whatever it just gets harder to handle and aim. Due to the free aim the location of the gun is never fixed in the centre as with other games so if you make a turn it is pointed diagonal, forcing the weapon to be stuck at any angle will still allow people to master where to hit eventually.

Ostfront had a bug, making it possible to fire the weapon even while sprinting: You pressed melee and then simply pressed fire too (releasing melee) you could fire your weapon, but it was way out of accuracy.

Hip shooting someone at 15 or so feet is not that hard in real life. In RO, is generally takes 5-6 shots so hit someone when not aiming, so it is pretty realistic.

Hip-shooting is not easy in RO. But after playing it for 4 years, a person gets the hang of it...

all they need to do is add a little 'bounce' to the stepping motion, because IRL if you carry a weapon at the hip and jog, the gun isn't going to stay aiming at the exact same spot the whole time, it's gonna bounce and jump around a few inches, which adds up to a lot when you are shooting at anything over 10 meters away

I'd say its about good on average, longer rifles act as a pointer to where your gonna shoot, so after a while it becomes second nature to look at an object on screen and shoot and hit quite close to it.

I hope it stays the same.

IRL as others have said, it's not very difficult to get the hang of where your gun hits when you shoot from the hip. After a while you know it well enough to do it reliably.

Reise said:

I hope it stays the same.

IRL as others have said, it's not very difficult to get the hang of where your gun hits when you shoot from the hip. After a while you know it well enough to do it reliably.

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This is more or less true while stationary, but while running at a jog over uneven ground? Not so much.

So we should make all hipshooting inaccurate just because of some instances where your virtual avatar might have to watch their footing?

If you're on uneven round, you will be moving up and down ect.

So that effect is already in game.