deviation animation or...

[Zeppelin35]

I still think rifles should have an accuracy meter similar to the one the HAT has only not at the centre of the screen.

[martov]

"I still think rifles should have an accuracy meter similar to the one the HAT has only not at the centre of the screen."


agree

[thebusdriver]

Originally Posted by martov

"I still think rifles should have an accuracy meter similar to the one the HAT has only not at the centre of the screen."


agree

*radio* ... and now recent news from the project reality front: the number of players falling asleep while waiting for the accuracy meter to reach its minimum is growing at an alerting rate .... */radio*

[markonymous]

Originally Posted by martov

"I still think rifles should have an accuracy meter similar to the one the HAT has only not at the centre of the screen."


agree

How is that realistic? if anything the HAT one should be removed is just screws with your aim...

Personally i think the whole waiting deal is a bit wierd especially when you adjust your aim by a millimeter and then have to wait 3 days until youre stable again, i mean small adjustments to aim should have no effect on the deviation IMO only big adjustments or position adjustments should.

[Zantalos]

Originally Posted by Zeppelin35

I still think rifles should have an accuracy meter similar to the one the HAT has only not at the centre of the screen.

If the deviation wants to be this ridicules, it should have a ridicules deviation bar. I agree with this.

Also with the other guy who's talking about deviation due to small movements, it should deviate to only large movements, but if they can't due that, it should at least recover accuracy very quickly so you get full aim after making minor tweaks. It really should get really accurate as soon as you get your sights up, that takes 1 to 2 seconds itself which is a bit of an exaggeration already, but once your sights are up to your eyes, it shouldn't get more accurate just because you wait 6 seconds more, once you zeroed in, you're zeroed in, you can't zero in more than that. Zeroing in only takes a second, unless you're engaging someone with a sniper rifle from a quarter mile away.

[Jaymz]

Originally Posted by markonymous

i mean small adjustments to aim should have no effect on the deviation IMO only big adjustments or position adjustments should.

0.85

[LithiumFox]

the only reason i agree with a rough deviation bar to tell how accurate you'd be compared to other moments in time because of

A: You can feel when you're remotely steady or not, compared to a video game

B: You could probably comphensate better in real life

C: Cheeeeese is tasty

[frrankosuave]

If deviation is ever tied to an animation (or vice-versa), may I suggest all of our characters be modeled after Barney Fife (Don Knotts) in order to give us a sense of realism in our inability to accurately fire?