- last post: 01.01.0001 12:00 AM PDT
Posted by: Master Kim
Posted by: lpjuunin
Reloading properly while actually bunnyhopping/strafing like a 6 year old in traffic, having the actual "set" of stamina (no one has a "set limit" to how much they can run or corpsehump....Have you ever even played AA?
Posted by: lpjuunin
It varies from individual skills, not by some healthbar-ish bar), and actually being able to accurately fire with a red dot scope-like reticle that really isn't there while not aiming down the sight properly, and during training, how the targets are so easy to shoot that EVERYONE is qualified to train as a team sniper. Yeah, very realistic.Your avatar as a serviceman is essentially a well-drilled, well-oiled beast machine trained to kill people, what do you expect?
Posted by: lpjuunin
Pretty much all FPS's are unrealistic. The fact that you can even aim while you hold a gun to your side in every FPS games...man.Red Orchestra, anybody?
America's Army is a simulator, and thus, wouldn't you think it would be... more realistic than most games?
I'm not saying America's Army is akin to actually going in the army and shooting people, it's just more realistic than... Halo.
1) Yes, actually I have. I hated every second of it. Don't get me wrong, I liked the fact that it's quite "different" from other FPS's, since it features "realistic" events (ie. jams, stamina, training, etc.). But it was as repetetive as Counter-Strike, and as boring as playing a game of chess with the wall. But then again, my opinion, you have yours, etc.etc.
2) Notice I said "MOSTLY all fps games are unrealistic". I am aware of the "features" of Red Orchestra.