Some how I don't think Halo's physics will allow for that. The bullet drop will work, but not the windage.
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Some how I don't think Halo's physics will allow for that. The bullet drop will work, but not the windage.
!Thats a very sexy, but let CAD Animate it, afterall, hes the best animator here...
He has other things to do. Lag is juat as good.
i am still wondering what the third silenced weapon is. sniper and smg variations are cool, but i cant think of anything else that wouldnt suck if it was silenced (the br was all i could think of)
if the wind did infact affect the bullet's position...that it would be almost impossible to use a sniper Rifle from across the map that was far away. You would have to aim up higher due to a sniper bullet's arc (IF the sniple Rifle had an actual bullet for a projectile..or/and they added weight to that bullet.) and aim ahead...That would be extreme . Especially if someone maid a map specifically for wind. Could make possibilities for Hurricane environment maps or something. Very exciting to think about. but very doubtful it's possible.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flyboy
That would make most snipers no problem, but a good sniper terrifying. I would love a game using a bullet physics engine. Rather than doing a particular amount of damage on impact, the range, angle, wind speed and size would all play a part. (Not for halo, but for a tactical shooter like AA)
Bullets are effected by gravity in h1. Even in the stock maps.
Wait they are? Thats new. I mean there aren't even any noticeable effects. Then again we have a bullet traveling the good portion of a map in under a second so gravity wouldn't do shit.
I had no noticeable bullet drop at all in Halo 1. I can shoot someone in the head with a pistol from across the width (teleport exit to teleport exit) of Bloodgulch with no drop, when there would be a great deal in real life.
It's most noticeable in H1X MP. I always aim aboe someones head at long range, whenever I play H1X.