How many seconds should you have to wait between each shot to maintain mid/long range

[Wolfe]

Poll:
Considering both gameplay & realism, how many seconds should you have to wait between each shot to maintain mid/long range accuracy? Your answer should be based on what you think it should be, not what it actually is.

Example:
M16, G3, etc., at a range of 100-200 meters, where each shot reaches the absolute minimum deviation possible.

[CodeRedFox]

It would be nice to see some data long with opinions.

[[R-MOD]Spec]

Depends on the exact range, target, situation. If i'm in danger i'll shoot faster than when i'm surprising someone. I can't really say it, so i wont vote. Do it as realistic as possible and as gamey as needed.

[[T]Terranova7]

That's a difficult question. By maintaining accuracy do you mean pinpoint, absolute precision accuracy where I can shoot a dime at 300 meters? If that's the case I would definitely lean toward a very long wait time.

[Airsoft Soldier]

depends on gun, on type 95 mabye .5 second on a G3 mabye a bit more due to "recoil"

[Tirak]

Why not ask the Devs to ask the MAs? I'm sure they could give you a reasonable second shot time.

[Wolfe]

Originally Posted by [T]Terranova7

By maintaining accuracy do you mean pinpoint, absolute precision accuracy where I can shoot a dime at 300 meters?

YES. Example:
M16, G3, etc., at a range of 100-200 meters, where each shot reaches the absolute minimum deviation possible.

[Razick]

I thought deviation was based on Frames per Second?

[EOD_Security-2252]

I put 1.5 seconds, but my rule of thumb is when I stop hearing the sound file for the shoot weapon animation, I can shoot again.

[Wolfe]

Originally Posted by Razick

I thought deviation was based on Frames per Second?

Server frames per second, which is 30. That value is always the same for all players at all times. Shaders, on the other hand, such as bullet suppression, is based on client frames per second, which depends on individual machines.