TheOutlawTorn

same thoughts about iran attacking greece! :D

GAMEPLAY > realistic 1st person view first of all, sorry if this was mentioned before! playing arma and other similar games always felt a bit weird to me... thinking of the posture i would take when shooting a rifle and then seing how it looks in the games makes me a bit confused, well atcually it makes me think that i am playing some sorf of disfigured character. using the iron sight in most of the games i know the view is getting centered, seriously!? nobody can aim like that! when aiming, whether you are left/right handed the gun is propped to your left/right shoulder which definitively is not in the center of the human body, so the view has to be "shifted" left/right IMHO. when you are looking through an optical attachment the rifle is moved close to the head/eye right!? in the game it looks more like the head/eye is in the middle of the chest, so the view has to be shifted up a bit IMHO. when running with a gun you'll probaly point the gun to the ground crossways to your body, right!? in the game it looks like you are pointing the gun to the front, trying to stab an invisible enemy with an invisible bayonet attached, should be fixed IMHO. just holding a weapon looks very weird sometimes, i don't knw how to describe it but it looks like the soldier has LEGO hands which "enclose" the gun, looks funny, should be fixed IMHO. just a few thoughts, correct me if i'm wrong in any case! :) head shaking while running...looks like the soldiers are nodding dogs, please fix that! (EDIT: i know there is an option for this, still it looks arazy even with "nodding" turned down)

GAME ENGINE > smooth blend between walk/run/sprint i think it would be useful if you could regulate the motion speed using the mouse wheel instead of different keys for example. > quick dodge/smooth stance change being able to dodge instantly would be really nice and useful in an intense firefight. >support for left handed people yes, there are left handed poeple out there. it would be nice to be able to choose.