That's how you shoot in any game, center the camera on the enemy and fire. You can cheat doing it that way though, you can put a dot on the screen.
Doesn’t appear to be cheating though. Considering the viewpoint in which enemies’ heads take up trivial screen real estate and how much people complain about the game’s aiming in general, it’s impressive. Though I’m sure it’s edited in that it’s highly uncommon to be done with constant accuracy at speed, even on PC.
I'm just saying people have put a dot on the screen in online shooters, not saying this guy did it. It's not that hard because he gets a good amount of time to line up the shoot beforehand. I got used to doing that in like a split second playing MGO. I would drag shoot from horseback in RDR1. When you get used to drag scoping, you know immediately when the aiming off (like Uncharted).
The main character isn't supposed to understand SOMA; it's one of his character flaws.
Give it a chance. The game got really good in 2018-19, and it's still getting updates and characters. I got the Champion Edition, so it came with a lot of the DLC, though not all. The combos are much easier to pull off compared to III or IV. I know people complained, but I had no problem with it, as that was the least of my problems with the game. The arcade and single player content will keep you busy for months on end.
I only got the base game on PS+ a few months ago but yeah, sounds like the Champion expansion is where it’s at. My issue is twofold:
You got plenty of time, so it is up to you. The game is getting 3 new DLC characters; one being Dan Hibiki, and the other being Akira from Rival Schools. These updates are supposed to go all the way to 2021 to 2022. It'll be a long while before we get to SFVI.
Upon thinking about it, I'm honestly surprised this hasn't already happened.
As someone who hasn't played the game, I'm kind of confused as to what's supposed to be impressive here. Is it that hard to manually quick draw in RDR2?
Red Dead Redemption 2 has pretty terrible shooting in general.
That's disappointing. I remembers years ago, I said on this forum that I'd only get RDR2 if they improved the shooting. What makes it so terrible?
You know how it was in Red Dead Redemption 1? It's exactly like that...but worse.
I wanna say RDR and other Rockstar games suffer from the exact thing Raycevick talks about in detail here (video queued up at the point) about animations taking priority over player control. In MP3, I remember hating having to walk up stairs because I couldn't shoot for shit in those instances, it just didn't feel right at all. Other shooters I have no problem shooting while moving up stairs. I'm guessing that is what's at the heart of Rockstar's control issues.
This is probably the best and simplest explanation that I've seen for why Rockstar's games control poorly (other than forcing people to tap the A button constantly to run, fuck off with that bullshit rockstar). Red Dead Redemption 2 suffers from that problem, same as all of Rockstar's other games, only moreso.
Basically what Dirty said, and being sans aiming reticle or any auto/assist. It was an edited highlight real though of course.
Because they layered more nuance to the animations than ever on top of everything. I went in expecting this though so it never really bothered me. The targets are smaller due to perspective which adds further difficulty, especially for headshots. But it’s still pretty easy with manual painting in deadeye. The most frustrating thing for me is when I needed to do something quickly like a timed mission or escape from a bear and Arthur is struggling to get up from a knockdown.
