Correct. Inf has a 'kickmod' that increases for sucessive shots, but it usually isn't distinctly notable until the entire mag is involved. A three round burst and three single shots with no compensation will usually group the same.
BF2's SVD sniper rifle has a lesson we can learn from, as well. The recoil motion on this rifle follows a v-shape, recoiling up and then is (automatically) pulled down by the shooter, and usually ends up in a slightly different orientation.
The result of this is a half-second of disruption that nearly EVERYONE has to deal with before fring again - usually you only find people firing at maximum rate in close combat.
Of course, I think this particular recoil pattern would be more fitting to pistols.
BF2's SVD sniper rifle has a lesson we can learn from, as well. The recoil motion on this rifle follows a v-shape, recoiling up and then is (automatically) pulled down by the shooter, and usually ends up in a slightly different orientation.
The result of this is a half-second of disruption that nearly EVERYONE has to deal with before fring again - usually you only find people firing at maximum rate in close combat.
Of course, I think this particular recoil pattern would be more fitting to pistols.