Are you going to increase the weapon sway? Make bracing your weapon on surfaces actually worth it!
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I really, really hope they don't. It would be pretty stupid if they did.
Are you going to increase the weapon sway?
I really, really hope they don't. It would be pretty stupid if they did.
I really, really hope they don't. It would be pretty stupid if they did.
Depends how it's done.
Wouldn't be a bad idea for when tired, shot or suppressed.
Good one. Be gone you troll, and next time make it less obvious.
i really, really hope they don't. It would be pretty stupid if they did.
As well as a realistic recoil.
Define "Realistic Recoil".
Having fired weapons similar to those found in game, and even far larger weapons, I really don't see a problem with the recoil as far as realism goes.
What is a problem is how quickly you can line up your sights for long range shots. Close range it shouldn't matter. I can about face and put a round through centre mass at 25-50m without much effort. However shooting at long range would take me a few more seconds to settle down and aim properly. If you're standing 5 feet in front of me, I'm not missing.
What the weapons need is 'weight'. They should be effected by physical inertia, and control inertia. (That is, the mass of the weapon forcing it to continue in a given direction, and your control not quite being exact. You're not a robot who can stop at exactly 43.33333 degrees, you'll likely over shoot, correct, still be off slightly, correct again, etc.)
Are you going to increase the weapon sway? Make bracing your weapon on surfaces actually worth it!
Yeah...i think this is exactly what i meant![]()
I really, really hope they don't. It would be pretty stupid if they did.
or, you just learn how to use cover and be sneaky
Yeah, the people that like this outnumber us 1000 to 1! They'd all be on the forums to say so, except it's too technically sophisticated for them, but, they're the Silent Majority, rest assured!