Selecting Weapons

Hmmm... while we are on that, why is it that while re-loading we cant switch to quick item?

And I want to make a suggestion. I think that the quick action image on the hud is under-utilized. Let's display all weapons that can be quick action items instead of only the currently selected quick action item. I think what I'm suggesting is like Metal Gear Solid. If I remember rite, you could switch among several items in the inventory and it would scroll up and down to show the most currently selected item.

Could this be considered? Show all possible quick action items - about 3 boxes of quick action icons stacked on top of another, then we can hold the Quick Action Button and right click to cycle through them. Pressing the Quick Action Button activates the item highlighted.

I am pretty sure the answer to Galaddin's question is yes- in future versions dropping and picking up items will change your total carried weight and bulk... and if you can't select it you can't drop it.

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Interrupting the reload sequence

Would it be possible in INF to interrupt a reload sequence if another weapon was needed more quickly? For example, in Counterstrike, you can interrupt a reload sequence and draw out another weapon. The reload of the weapon won't occur unless the complete sequence happens. But you saved precious split seconds to draw your sidearm and peg the guy coming around the corner.

Confused...

When you are reloding a weapon both your hands are busy, one holding the weapon and one reloading. You would have to drop both your weapon and the new magazine to switch to your sidearm...
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Interrupting again.

Seeker, the point is to make the reload sequence interruptible like in Counterstrike. Your gun is empty and you're in the process of reloading it, and it would be nice to stop the sequence if you needed to get to a loaded weapon. Obviously, the penalty for it is that you'll have to begin the whole reload process all over again but you're not a sitting duck with a mag in your hand when everything in your body is telling you to draw your sidearm.

drop it

I think if you were able to interrupt a reload it should drop your currently held gun and/or ammo thats being held depending on what your grabbing for.Just think,if you have just pulled out and dropped the empty clip and are reaching for a fresh one,you could grab your pistol and drop the other to the side.You dont need two hands to fire a pistol,especialy if your adrenalin is pumpin.Adrenalin meters anyone?