More realistic recoil.
- Thread starter SERIAL_KILLER
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how about having an option in the INPUT section to turn this on and off?
[edit]firstly, i don't trust anyone i've never even seen
secondly, i sometimes knock things over because of the excessive mouse moving. usually i just sneak up on the Tango from the back and shoot him in the back of the head with my m3.[/edit]
[edit]firstly, i don't trust anyone i've never even seen
secondly, i sometimes knock things over because of the excessive mouse moving. usually i just sneak up on the Tango from the back and shoot him in the back of the head with my m3.[/edit]
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Suggestion:
Fact:
Recoil force "kicks" your shoulder, and thus influence your view a little bit.
Implementation:
Recoil makes the screen "shake" ( similar to the "being-hit" effect in v2.86 but smaller, and no red flash ).
The "being-hit" effect is basically a horizontal oscillation. But the "recoil shake" should not oscillate -- it's a "kick" so the screen just trembles once and no more trembling.
Fact:
Recoil force "kicks" your shoulder, and thus influence your view a little bit.
Implementation:
Recoil makes the screen "shake" ( similar to the "being-hit" effect in v2.86 but smaller, and no red flash ).
The "being-hit" effect is basically a horizontal oscillation. But the "recoil shake" should not oscillate -- it's a "kick" so the screen just trembles once and no more trembling.
- Sounds good, and I could see why it would be so disorienting with a mouse like Keg and jaeg mentioned... (my previous suggestion in this thread would probably have nearly everyone wasting half their mag on the ground...)