Sniping while prone should give no rifle movement

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AssaultSniper

AssaultSniper

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I know a thing or two about marksmanship and also know that if you are prone you have the most stable firing position. Therefore, your rifle shouldn't move around near as much as it currently does. It's quite annoying trying to compensate for the movement when it should be stable as a rock.
 
LoTekK

LoTekK

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it may be the most stable firing position (actually it's more stable in a foxhole), but that still doesn't get rid of recoil completely... believe me when i say firing from prone is certainly not "stable as a rock"...
 
AssaultSniper

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Of course it doesn't get rid of recoil completely. Anyway, that's not what I'm talking about. I'm referring to how your crosshairs move around while zoomed in. When in the prone position it shouldn't move at all.
 
LoTekK

LoTekK

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whoops, misunderstood that... :p
and yeah, your sight picture will move around due to your breathing patterns, muscle twitches, etc...
 
NotBillMurray

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From the manual:
Another overall characteristic is the breathing system. Normal breathing is a simple up and down motion that varies in rate based on your stamina level. The higher the stamina, the quicker you breath. You can however control this breathing by simply pressing and holding the Alt-Fire button. In a matter of seconds, the breathing becomes minimal, allowing you to take more accurate shots. The length of time you can control your breathing also varies on your stamina level. The breathing system on a whole is more of an issue when dealing with sniper rifles and is rather minimal in most cases.
Click to expand...
 
CrappyChan

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I didn't know that either!!!! oh man wait till those f*ckers get a load of my PSG-1 now!
 
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