dsiOne

Yes it does work. I know it works because I used it to hit targets in the bootcamp prologue. I'll post a video tomorrow. Quick note though, you don't seem to be attempting to actually handle your weapon at all. Imagine if you just sat there with loose arms in real life. That's what you're doing. Why would you do that then complain that you can't handle your weapon properly?

In real life it's pretty simple to learn how to control your sway regarding any object. So simple that anyone can do it. The same goes for ArmA3. Some people are just really butthurt that something has changed and now they can't run n gun everywhere like they used to.

It does work, but obviously you won't be able to do much with holding your breath if you're already tired and out of it.

In real life you're constantly keeping your weapon steady. In ArmA3 you now have to constantly keep your weapon steady. Fighting against CSGO's predictable recoil is very similar to fighting against ArmA3's predictable weapon sway.

People will rarely complain when something is too easy. That doesn't mean it isn't still a problem.

You mean, like Youtube's insanity? :p

You can already counter it. Maybe I have a leg up because I also play Counter-Strike and counteracting recoil is second nature, but the regular sway is damn easy to counteract, and you can still take somewhat accurate potshots with heavy sway if you can find the rhythm of it.

Noticed this while playing around with the Zafir in Virtual Arsenal to test out someone's complaints about fatigue (spoiler: PEBCAK). At first I thought it was just heavy wind in VR but that certainly isn't the issue.

If you're holding breath while already fatigued it isn't gonna help much. Play around in the Virtual Arsenal, see how fatigue works, and see how to control your weapon sway. It's like they've switched weapon handling from Automatic to Manual, now YOU need to control your weapon.

What stops me from uploading anyone's work to any website that allows me to upload that type of file?