» Wed Jun 30, 2010 2:04 am ... that remove much of the reality and realism of hitting moving targets. When trying to swing and point a weapon at somebody on top of you, it should be noted that the cross-hair is your eyeball point of view when looking at their heads, and not the gun-site's view.
Accuracy is also affected by your stance, crouching being more accurate than standing, along with other factors, and should be taken into account. Note also that not all guns have the same in-built accuracy, some guns are more accurate than others, just like in real life.
That last bit will get the canon police down on you!
Accuracy is also affected by your stance, crouching being more accurate than standing, along with other factors, and should be taken into account. Note also that not all guns have the same in-built accuracy, some guns are more accurate than others, just like in real life.
That last bit will get the canon police down on you!
No one could care less. The Fallout Series is all but essentially butchered canon wise. I just hope the next games just don't svck gameplay wise, and fix some of the issues that Fallout 3 has.
