yeah actually you're right it's pretty good close quarters, not hard to take down shottiers
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yeah actually you're right it's pretty good close quarters, not hard to take down shottiers
They can do it without OSQuote:
Originally Posted by t3h m00kz
Not really, I can beat out Pistolers easily with the shotgun or AR at point blank range.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cortexian
This, but most people using an AR will get out-gunned by a pistol user if they don't know how to lead their shots with the AR and the pistol user does.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pooky
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Man it's great to see Modacity hasn't changed in two years (re: these last few pages)
Pretty sure the far left X counts as point blank range, unless everyone's understanding of the scale is way out of whack. I'd say from as far as across the top of the bases on Blood Gulch the AR or Shotgun can reasonably beat out a Pistol. Anything beyond that is medium range, so you're an idiot to be using anything other than the only medium range weapon in the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by =sw=warlord
If we want to get all ooey gooey technical, point-blank is the distance at which you can hit a target without having to compensate for gravity. That said, AR > Pistol at under 30m. Halo really boils down to requiring knowledge to play. Nub-friendly it is not. I got demolished left and right when I first started.
E: That shotgun is positively sexy. Can you please leave it just like that and not fuck it up by adding on that utterly useless and fugly laser sight that Bungie loved so much? It's clean and badass.
>implying the projectiles in halo move slow enough and there's not such a massive amount of auto-aim that gravity plays a significant roll
this ain't battlefield son.
the need to aim above the heads of enemies is due to the massive auto aim, and having the center of your crosshair lower than their head will not cause the projectiles to gravitate toward their head. the enemy's head has to be in the southern hemisphere of the crosshair for a headshot. this was true with all games in the series.
for instance. above their head, the projectiles will be:
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below their head/anywhere above their body, the projectiles will be:
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below their collision model, the projectiles will be
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same with left/right
need I link you to that video I posted a while back of the auto-aim in H1 for proof? or should I make another one specifically for this demonstration?
I know that. I was pointing out the irony of arguing about point-blankness in Halo, sorry.