Would reduced hip fire recoil/dispersion be a half decent one at this point?

Would reduced hip fire recoil/dispersion be a half decent one at this point?

I've been fighting for a recoil reduction per level for a while now. It's something unique to make it worth speccing into the suit and weapon combination

Prior to this change however the bonus would have done nothing for your though.

I'm still confused how a metal slug/canister fired through magnetic induction can even HAVE recoil.

If it's for balance though, fine.

IMO they should just remove all kick/recoil from the thing, and increase damage a shot to like 70-80 and reduce RoF by like 30-40%, but that's just me being stupid.

I'd honestly wish they find a way to make it less effective at CQC by like a diminishing Capacitor that has to be respun(let go, fire again) and give it no recoil and curent DPS.

Example: .5 second charge time(net +.17) fires at 666 RPM(like current), RoF begins slowing down at 10-13 rounds, finally "stopping" at 400 RoF at 18-20 rounds.

you can either continue firing at 400 RoF for the rest of the mag, or stop, respin and fire at 666 RoF for another 15-20 rounds.

Please CCP, stop the madness of giving railguns RECOIL.

As for the Assault bonus: We could either be insane and give it a straight Effective(not Optimal) range bonus, or be more sane(and boring) and give it a plain reduction to the RoF slowdown of like 10% per level.

start 666 RoF, slows to 400 (without bonus) net change 266 RoF.
with proposed assault bonus: 666 RoF, reduces by 266(0.9 through .5, depending on level.) 133 loss at max level, resulting in a 533 RoF for remainder of mag.

All i ask, is either a "You're stupid Lynn, stop trying to be smart" or a "Wow, that actually works, thanks for continuing to think, even while everyone hates your ideas."

Of course though, i haven't played in about 3-4 months or so, so i expect this to be the former.

I'm still confused how a metal slug/canister fired through magnetic induction can even HAVE recoil.

I'm still confused how a metal slug/canister fired through magnetic induction can even HAVE recoil.

If it's for balance though, fine.

IMO they should just remove all kick/recoil from the thing, and increase damage a shot to like 70-80 and reduce RoF by like 30-40%, but that's just me being stupid.

I'd honestly wish they find a way to make it less effective at CQC by like a diminishing Capacitor that has to be respun(let go, fire again) and give it no recoil and curent DPS.

Example: .5 second charge time(net +.17) fires at 666 RPM(like current), RoF begins slowing down at 10-13 rounds, finally "stopping" at 400 RoF at 18-20 rounds.

you can either continue firing at 400 RoF for the rest of the mag, or stop, respin and fire at 666 RoF for another 15-20 rounds.

Please CCP, stop the madness of giving railguns RECOIL.

As for the Assault bonus: We could either be insane and give it a straight Effective(not Optimal) range bonus, or be more sane(and boring) and give it a plain reduction to the RoF slowdown of like 10% per level.

start 666 RoF, slows to 400 (without bonus) net change 266 RoF.
with proposed assault bonus: 666 RoF, reduces by 266(0.9 through .5, depending on level.) 133 loss at max level, resulting in a 533 RoF for remainder of mag.

All i ask, is either a "You're stupid Lynn, stop trying to be smart" or a "Wow, that actually works, thanks for continuing to think, even while everyone hates your ideas."

Of course though, i haven't played in about 3-4 months or so, so i expect this to be the former.

Doesnt matter how or with what you push something, it pushes right back, dats physics yo.

You're missing my point though, in Rail weaponry the slug/bullet/tincan that is fired isn't using a propellant, like normal bullet weapons.


The thing is, the bullet isn't being "pushed" by anything other than this mysterious "magnetism" thing. This slug isn't touching the borders of the gun, other than for being "spun" up(making the plasma payload volatile from a stable state)

Of course though, if CCP or a CPM can tell me "it's just there for balance" then i'll shut up. It's just my personal "well i would have done _______ and not ______"

I don't know science, but maybe some kind of sonic cavitation outside the gun generates your weapon kick. Rail guns still create a tremendous amount of pressure. You are moving a object through a medium like air at a hypersonic velocity...and as you can see rail guns kick back in that video.