Lower deviation increase when shooting

[Arnoldio]

What the title says. Deviation when moving is ok, but when firing from fixed position it shouldnt increase so rapidly if fired on full auto because recoil is doing the work. I just saw a video of marine using m249 unsupported and the recoil is pretty much the same as in pr undeployed but the difference is that his bullets are hitting somwehat accurately wheter he does short bursts or or full auto, he only has to fight the recoil.

So either slower increase of deviation or smaller maximum cone would be more appripriate IMO. (on all guns)

Your toughts?

[[R-DEV]Thermis]

Deviation doesn't increase while shooting. What your talking about it recoil, now I've personally fired many different weapons with automatic capability and that fact of the matter is that its really freaking hard to get anything but the first round on target unless you have the weapon supported on something. PRs recoil system is very true to life the chances of any changes being made to it are slim.

[Rudd]

sorry thermis, but there is a increase in deviation per shot

[Arnoldio]

Originally Posted by [R-DEV]Rudd

sorry thermis, but there is a increase in deviation per shot

Yes and that makes Thermis' post invalid because im not talking about recoil.

Im not saying to remove deviation increase while shooting because gameplay wouldnt be so fun then with lazor rifles, just slight decrease for that feel that you have a thing to kill with in your hand.

[killonsight95]

deviation is okay and relaistic for these wepaons imho, common sence tells you that your eye will stay trained on the sight exactly (like in PR) while your gun is pretending to be a mini earthquake machine.

EDIT: however if the person is only firing 1 -2 shots every 2 to 3 seconds then deveation shouldn't increase.

[Arnoldio]

Originally Posted by killonsight95

deviation is okay and relaistic for these wepaons imho, common sence tells you that your eye will stay trained on the sight exactly (like in PR) while your gun is pretending to be a mini earthquake machine.

EDIT: however if the person is only firing 1 -2 shots every 2 to 3 seconds then deveation shouldn't increase.

Deviation is there because weapon sway cannot be implemented really efficiently. But you need that part when you are not firing. When you are firing, there is recoil and (well i hope so) is protrayed correctly (bullets will hit where the recoil moves) and you dont need that imaginary weapon sway because the gun is all over the place. What happens in PR is you get the recoil AND "sway" together when firing and that makes no sense.

And if you fire 1-2 shots per 2-3 seconds the deviation doesnt get so bad. Im more focused on full auto, but even on single fire, you wait for the "sway" to minimize, then fire, recoil throws you off target, you have to realign. wait for the "sway" again (even though you are ready to fire accurately), instead of just firing again.

This is really obvious at marksman rifles as they allow shot and then following shot and so on, wich are supposed to be accurate, and you deploy your weapon so you dont have to reset your aim because of the recoil.That what makes markman useful in real life. In PR though is (even deployed) shoot, wait for the "sway" to minimize, the target is behind cover allready OR shoot, shoot and miss, shoot again and miss some more, the target is behind cover.

I hope you get what i mean.

[usmcguy]

I have to agree with chiznizzle on this one..

[joethepro36]

Agree with chiz, firing rapid accurate shots is a lot more difficult than taking extremely careful shots or simply spraying for supression. I find firefights degenerate into a "I'm going to wait for deviation then do single careful shots every few seconds". I'd find it more realistic if we were encouraged to fire faster shots to enourage supressive fire. It's particulary grating when you put suppressive fire down only for it to miss all around the target while the target calmly sits still waiting for deviation. On occassion you'll hit the guy but seldom in the head while he just insta-headshots you.

Essentially I don't like the way most firefights involve very limited amounts of ammunition fired.

[Celestial1]

An interesting concept for recoil that's been used in a small few games is that recoil is entirely physical, deviation not being affected; the recoil is increased by quite a bit to replicate the idea of your mouse being your "body"–you have to fight the recoil, not the character.
The recoil becomes "too much" at first, but when you learn to use your mouse to adjust for the recoil instead of relying on the game to do it for you, it works pretty well IMO.


Benefit of removing the deviation increases is that you would then be able to fire rapidly at shorter distances, without having to wait for deviation settle–and at longer ranges, the recoil would be more difficult to adjust for, slowing down firing rates of players.

[LithiumFox]

I actually agree for once. =/