This has been brought up before, but AFAIK, it was never properly addressed by CCP, and the thread seemingly died out.

L1 needs to take priority over sprinting. If i'm in the middle of a sprint, and hit L1, I should immediately stop sprinting and ADS.

Also, if I'm in the middle of reloading, and hit L1, the game should "queue up" my request for ADS, and as soon as my reload is finished, I should automatically enter ADS.

Just as well, something doesn't feel right with sprinting and reloading. It's extremely annoying to be 99.9% finished with a reload, and then try to sprint away, only to find you didn't actually reload. I suggest either allowing us to reload (possibly at a slower rate) while you sprint by default, Or make it a skill (without the decreased rate), possibly attach it to the level V reload speed skill.

Also, the much-debated Sprint vs Crouch thing. Sprinting should remove you from crouch. (In fact, I actually have an issue with Crouch its self, it seems all but useless in most situations, as it DRAMATICALLY slows your reaction time AND movement speed, but thats for a different thread)

And that's about it.

In summary:

- Pressing L1 should halt sprinting and bring up ADS.
- Should allow ADS "queue" while in the middle of reload.
- Would really enjoy the ability to reload while sprinting (through skills possibly)
- Sprint should remove you from crouch.

Thanks!

- Pressing L1 should halt sprinting and bring up ADS.

Seems interesting as a quick way to change actions.

- Should allow ADS "queue" while in the middle of reload.

Dotn agree, by the time the queed action comes up the situation might have changed and then there will be 1 more thing to get rid off before the actual action. Just spam button.

- Would really enjoy the ability to reload while sprinting (through skills possibly)

Lol, no.

- Sprint should remove you from crouch.

Also ok

- Would really enjoy the ability to reload while sprinting (through skills possibly)

Lol, no.

why "Lol, no."? An explanation would be nice as to why you've come to such a haughtily opposing opinion.

Funny, I'd think being in a nano suit would actually increase your chances. Not to mention if they made it a level V skill, it would take your precious skill points to get it, but it would be well worth it. Besides, what would the drawback be?

Besides, are we arguing logic in a game where you have energy shields, and you have space ships firing rounds at the battlefield with precision, and whenever you die, you just magically download into another clone, Cylon style? :P

Not quite sure how long you have been around the Eve universe, but all of these seemingly random things have story, reason, and purpose.

The "Magical Download" happens because of a new technology that allows a person, upon death, to have their consiousness taken from the origional body and inserted into a new body. The mind retains all of the memories and effectively you get an army of "super soldiers".

Is it feasable? No. It's sci-fi. I probably didn't even scratch the story behind the new technology. The way you're dumbing it down though just angers me.

Also, even with these suits, reloading while sprinting should never happen. When you see some Kenyan running 100m, their using their arms to balance themselves, with their body at an unnatural angle. To do anything while sprinting (other than sprint harder) is just not feasible.

We can't just say "add this because it's futuristic". Give it purpose, give it a story. It's all about the immersion.

In fact, I find it amusing I still don't have a single legitimate reason why they shouldn't include reloading while sprinting

Try it.

Go outside with a rubiks cube. Only twist it twice or three times. Simple enough to put back together since you know how you did it.

Now sprint. Keep your speed up while putting it back together. Notice that you have to drop speed because you can no longer rely on your arms for balance because you need them to do a simple task you already know how to do. You're now running while putting the cube back together. Not sprinting.

Even if you manage to somehow do it, feel how akward it is to do. How much longer it takes than if you were just running instead of a full-on sprint.

Now imagine trying to do this while holding a heavy weapon in one hand and grabbing a clip with the other. It just doesn't work.

I dont think somene could ever reload a gun while sprinting inside an armoured suit. Do it while walking or troting fine, but not while literally sprinting in high velocity. Sprinting is faster than running, also.

Sprinting is when you put all your energy into a fast burst of speed, needing your boddy to b ein balance to not fall to the ground.

Try it.

Go outside with a rubiks cube. Only twist it twice or three times. Simple enough to put back together since you know how you did it.

Now sprint. Keep your speed up while putting it back together. Notice that you have to drop speed because you can no longer rely on your arms for balance because you need them to do a simple task you already know how to do. You're now running while putting the cube back together. Not sprinting.

Even if you manage to somehow do it, feel how akward it is to do. How much longer it takes than if you were just running instead of a full-on sprint.

Now imagine trying to do this while holding a heavy weapon in one hand and grabbing a clip with the other. It just doesn't work.

Except if I trained my whole life to untwist those three twists over and over again I could probably do it while skipping and filling out my taxes. Soldiers learn to do this stuff so its muscle memory, sure it might not be the ideal time to reload, so make the reload time longer while sprinting, and make the skill bonus reducing the time penalty for reloading while sprinting.

eg. At Reload I it takes 2x as long to reload while sprinting and at Reload V its 1x