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Posted by: The Slayer
Posted by: A Dumb Door
flarg you if you're just pulling our legs.It is the thought and intention that is important, not the word.
In response to a post I saw in another Battle Rifle thread, I give you this:
Posted by: JonnyOThan
No, that can't happen if you're firing at the intended range. If you read and understood the math in the weekly update, the first bullet from a burst is accurate enough that at 18 world units, it will land within 0.47 feet from where you intended it to go. The spartan's head is 0.93 feet across from the front, and even wider from the side. If your aim was perfect (hey look, there's skill involved!) you cannot miss the head at that range because of the "spread."Am I the only person who sees a problem with this? If you are aimed perfectly, (dead-center of the other player's head), that means you have .465 world units in a circle around that spot which is equivalant to the size of the Spartan's head. .47>.465. If I have read correctly, the spread (or possiblity/size) of the spread increases with each bullet fired in the burst, so even if your aim was perfect, there is a chance all 3 bullets from the burst will miss.
This is an extremely demented idea in game development, and is really disheartening, unless I am wrong somewhere....