cornholio308

You clearly don't understand physics, you can not train to defeat physics, the only way you can recreate recoil patterns of fully automatic fire while standing with for example the akm in arma would be by finding a way to mount the gun to a tripod. In game I can keep 30 rounds of fully automatic fire in a cone size of about 4-5 inches at 25 meters. This is unheard of accuracy, even from an automatic 22lr. The recoil in this game is another crutch given to players and results in poor use of automatic fire selected weapons. FYI automatic fire is used to suppress the enemy, not snipe them with a hail of lead. You wouldn't hit shit past your first round. If you don't believe me it just tells us that you have never had the chance to use a firearm with a fire select switch. But go on youtube and look up some spray patterns when trained and experienced shooters switch to fully automatic fire, some of them might even point out how pointless and hard it is to hit the target. Educate yourself buddie.

And the reward for being able to comprehend the message goes to! Lol

You have the right idea but start your comment off with nothing is wrong? Have you ever played arma 3 where fully automatic fire is like watering down your targets at 400+ meters.

You have somehow completely misunderstood what I am saying, the recoil in this game is far too soft, increasing it 3x results in a far more accurate depiction of what it's like to fire a fully automatic weapon, first shot on target, everything past that everywhere but. Second, third shot should always be high.

I can't believe how easy it is to make recoil simulate much more like the real deal by forcing you to use semi automatic fire to hit your target. Anyone in the military realizes the worth of automatic fire, suppression. Not for killing your target's with a hail of lead. In arma though using semi automatic in anything but sniper rifles is the idiots choice. player "setUnitRecoilCoefficient 3" cures that issue. I can't believe how easy that was to fix arma, now only if it was officially supported...