Accuracy is everything for me. If I don't hit, I shoot more. If I shoot more, I run out of ammo quicker. If I run out of ammo, I may not be able to take out the next guy who comes up.
Poll: Accuracy...Do you care?
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This for me. However, practical reasons aren't the only reason why I care about accuracy. I just like clean, quick, accurate kills (it's why I play the Sniper in TF2 so much). Quickly switch between targets, popping each with a short burst. Makes me feel professional, badass.Hail Fire 998 said:
Do I care about my accuracy? Yes. Am I accurate? Hell no.
I'm very inaccurate as a rule in FPSs, but even I can still make it through MW2 on Hard difficulty by sheer persistence (and thanks to checkpoint overkill).
I'm very inaccurate as a rule in FPSs, but even I can still make it through MW2 on Hard difficulty by sheer persistence (and thanks to checkpoint overkill).
Depends on the prevalence of ammo.
If you're not accurate in, say, Oni, don't bother using anything but the Screaming Cannon and SMG.
If you're not accurate in, say, Oni, don't bother using anything but the Screaming Cannon and SMG.
jboking said:
Congratulations
. I can't believe no-one got it sooner though. For those of you who don't know, Connery plays Allan Quatermain and in the film he teaches West's character Tom Sawyer to shoot properly. No trigger happy Yanks shooting everything in sight, if you want to actually be a good marksman then you need to aim...
depends on the game, for halo I like to get up close and batter people. I did an awesome move the other day when I launched my buggy off a hill, jumped off in midair, sprayed a fuckload of battle rifle ammo at my friend then landed right next to him and then twatted him in the face for the kill.
It depends really, if the game is good and the AI is a worthy fighter or if in multiplayer and your opponent is a strategist then accuracy isn't needed, just spray all over the shop and run away!.Spirultima said:
When ur playing on harder difficulties on FPSs it matters. But then it's also fun to run in and go rambo on casual. aaaah my life is fraught with dilemmas.
Aaaaaaacutally the Lee Enfield was an unreliable rifle. But because its in a game where no gun jams or breaks, it SEEMS good, because american/allies devs. want you to think that.Vergast said:
Personally, I like games with a Cone of Fire, which means you're not completely accurate no matter how good of an aim you are. It allows cover to actually mean something and introduces this cerebral aspect of trying to get within a range in which you're accurate.
It's not directly related to what the OP is talking about, but it's a definite aspect that prevents me from answering any of the choices available in the poll.
It's not directly related to what the OP is talking about, but it's a definite aspect that prevents me from answering any of the choices available in the poll.