That may be the best example you could have come up with to explain to people that physics did indeed say no.

+1 My good sir.

Throwing this back to page 1

Grab a rubiks cube. Twist it three times. Now solve it. Simple enough, eh?

Twist it another three times. Now jog and solve it. Pretty simple, eh?

Twist it another three times. Go into a dead sprint, using your entire body to increase your speed. Notice how much you have to use your arms to maintain balance so you don't faceplant. Now solve the cube. Pretty frackin' hard, right?

Now try doing the previous stunt with a lead brick of a cube while sprinting for your life. Didn't think so.

Please stop it with these threads. Reload while running. Sprint when saving yourself.

Now try doing the third dare while you are wearing power armor with improved mobility, servo-motor articulated joints, and superhuman reflexes with advanced computer chip enhanced neural interface to assist with concentration.

Now go and look up a video of a current day soldier running and reloading at the same time.

Sorry, keyboard warrior. I doubt you did these dares yourself. I myself ACTUALLY WENT OUTSIDE and did this dare to be absolutely sure I could. True, it was difficult and it took a little longer than when I was just sitting and solving the Rubiks cube, but putting a magazine into a gun isn't as hard as you want to believe. My neighbors thought I was an idiot, but I could do it.

So stop making up stupid threads that try to defeat running and reloading. Its not impossible, its not even that hard.

Go up and try it yourself, instead of sitting at your computer and making nonsense challenges. There is no way you can even try to argue for this, it simply MAKES SENSE that a super soldier can reload while running.

Grab a rubiks cube. Twist it three times. Now solve it. Simple enough, eh?

Twist it another three times. Now jog and solve it. Pretty simple, eh?

Twist it another three times. Go into a dead sprint, using your entire body to increase your speed. Notice how much you have to use your arms to maintain balance so you don't faceplant. Now solve the cube. Pretty frackin' hard, right?

Now try doing the previous stunt with a lead brick of a cube while sprinting for your life. Didn't think so.

Please stop it with these threads. Reload while running. Sprint when saving yourself.

Grab a rubiks cube. Twist it three times. Now solve it. Simple enough, eh?

Twist it another three times. Now jog and solve it. Pretty simple, eh?

Twist it another three times. Go into a dead sprint, using your entire body to increase your speed. Notice how much you have to use your arms to maintain balance so you don't faceplant. Now solve the cube. Pretty frackin' hard, right?

Now try doing the previous stunt with a lead brick of a cube while sprinting for your life. Didn't think so.

Please stop it with these threads. Reload while running. Sprint when saving yourself.

First off, this is a video game. This is not real life so don't try to tell me "the physics are wrong" argument. The developers could just come up with some back statement to make it work.

Also if you watch the reload animation, all they do is release a clip and re-insert another. I just sprinted around with a nerf gun and reloaded the clip fine. I understand that guns like a bolt action sniper rifle would be extremely hard to reload on the run, but an assault rifle should not. Anyways, with such advanced technology, it would make sense that the guns would be crafted to be easy and efficient. Literally all the guy has to do is press the release mechanism, reach for another full clip and insert it into the correct slot. Not too difficult. These are highly trained soldiers and should be able to perform difficult tasks.

Lol I read it all

And I think what would really fix this is just faster reload speeds in general. Right now it takes 3-4 seconds and it would help if the time was cut in half. People wouldn't have to run away or jump away to reload; could just quickly reload while strafing when in combat.

Grab a rubiks cube. Twist it three times. Now solve it. Simple enough, eh?

Twist it another three times. Now jog and solve it. Pretty simple, eh?

Twist it another three times. Go into a dead sprint, using your entire body to increase your speed. Notice how much you have to use your arms to maintain balance so you don't faceplant. Now solve the cube. Pretty frackin' hard, right?

Now try doing the previous stunt with a lead brick of a cube while sprinting for your life. Didn't think so.

Please stop it with these threads. Reload while running. Sprint when saving yourself.

I am in the military.

I have training in moving while shooting.

Reloading is resigned to muscle memory, you do it hundreds of times in a row to make it automatic.

I can do it while in a dead sprint.

HOWEVER

I agree with the OP in that it is HARDER to do when in a dead sprint for your life. In those instances in real life, you either reload slower, or not at all, or you run slower or not at all. If you try to run all out and reload as fast as possible, you are more likely to make a mistake that you won't be able to tell anyone about (cause you'll be dead).

My idea is a compromise.

Make the reload time be 20% longer while sprinting. Make this additional time an automatic addition based on when you start sprinting (so if you start reloading and then start sprinting, it adds 20% of whatever time is left, to your time left). This is the most realistic option IMO.

This way it is not an arbitrary, "thou shalt not" and neither is it an unrealistic "do whatever". This would be more realistic to how it is in real life.

Also, your ability to hold your weapon straight after sprinting should be compromised for a period of time dependent on how much of your stamina you used up (try running a 400 yard all out sprint and then hit a target at 400 yards...), but that is a topic for a different thread.

As to the comment about super soldiers and computer enhanced servos and blah blah, Unless the computer is controlling your body, it doesn't matter, and if it is, then you aren't a soldier, you're a robot and you're in a different game altogether.

I myself ACTUALLY WENT OUTSIDE and did this dare to be absolutely sure I could.