Quote (AcesHighIM @ 18 Mar 2013 08:39)
85% is a huge stretch lol...
There were a lot of M8s and AN94s, and some FALs . There was also some DSRs in SnD too.
Those ARs are typicaly used in MLG tournaments and competitive. Not as much as SMGs but they are in the top used weapons.
Quote (Sopranos @ 18 Mar 2013 06:03)
theyre professionals, i am not. their job is to adapt as quickly as possible to the increased recoil because them winning depends on it.
when an an94 can hipfire me accurately and kill me in 2-3 bullets, as opposed to my pdw doing the job at point blank range, there's a problem.
i wont argue that the pdw and msmc are the better of the smgs, but when i start shooting at someone and its a NOTICEABLE kick, theres a problem. all of the people i play with notice it and agree with me that its too much.
quit trying to defend a broken game, these patches keep making it worse.
They are profesionals. To do their work at a better rate they need to use the easiest weapon to kill. If they get a weapon that handicaps them in a worst way than another weapon they are just stupid. That is way the MSMC and PDW are still used, because they are still better and they don't need to adapt to them, except that ever so slightly recoil increase.
Quote (cdillon42 @ 18 Mar 2013 05:55)
what is center speed?
The time it takes for the gun's barrel to get back to the centre of the screen. The higher the time it takes for it to relocate in the centre, it will have more recoil.
For example, a weapon that has a centrespeed of 1s (thats a ton of recoil, I use it just o explain), will take 1 second to reach the centre of the screen again if you shoot one single bullet.
So if you shoot with a gun at 120 bullets per minute your recoil will be 100% higher than a gun that shoots at 60 bullets per minute.
The lower the time it takes to reach the centre of the screen, the higher the centre speed is. And the higher the centrespeed is, the better.