Since the damage is the same as firing from the hip there is a whole lot of dancing going on, jumping monkeys and weaving snakes.

Well, in every FPS I've played aiming down the sight counts for more damage, especially if you get the first bullet hit. This is not the case with Dust.

I'm sure there are players who don't even use sights, which I think is not natural for a shooter.

...I'm sure there are players who don't even use sights, which I think is not natural for a shooter.

Since the damage is the same as firing from the hip there is a whole lot of dancing going on, jumping monkeys and weaving snakes.

Well, in every FPS I've played aiming down the sight counts for more damage, especially if you get the first bullet hit. This is not the case with Dust.

I'm sure there are players who don't even use sights, which I think is not natural for a shooter.

Does a bullet hit harder if you're aiming down the sights?

No.

Ah, accuracy should affect the target.

Since the damage is the same as firing from the hip there is a whole lot of dancing going on, jumping monkeys and weaving snakes.

Well, in every FPS I've played aiming down the sight counts for more damage, especially if you get the first bullet hit. This is not the case with Dust.

I'm sure there are players who don't even use sights, which I think is not natural for a shooter.

Counter strike
Doom
Quake
well, pretty much everything before COD

are you new?

No.

Coulda fooled me lol

If you want an idea like this to pass you must give valid physical reasonings. I can't think of a single one where "aiming" causes the bullet to dig deeper into the enemy.

Saying something is mainly hip fire just because people prefer to shoot from the hip is different. Some people shoot from the hip even if an aim reward is available. I'm just saying accuracy should count for something. Even the effort to be more accurate should count.

Yeah, glad to know I'm noticed around here.

The entire military industry is based around a more accurate bullet. The future will always be dedicated to that aim. Now ask yourself why.

In this game I've killed a guy shooting his foot that was poking out a crack in the wall. I'm saying he shouldn't die at the same rate if I shoot him in the chest or head.

This guys suggestion isn't completely unreasonable.

When we hit open beta, you will know the meaning of unreasonable suggestions.

I agree... but this post and your original don't match. Military wants a more accurate gun for very obvious reasons. None of it involves the bullet itself doing anything more then moving or swirling *Armor Piercers*. The gun itself delivers the force in which the bullet hurts - not the aim.

You are obviously someone who would shoot from the hip no matter what.

In real life, shooting from the hip would rarely kill someone with a trained eye on them. Unless you like jumping and spraying wildly.

If you dont think accuracy matters, you're crazy.

You are obviously someone who would shoot from the hip no matter what.

In real life, shooting from the hip would rarely kill someone with a trained eye on them. Unless you like jumping and spraying wildly.

If you dont think accuracy matters, you're crazy.

I want to know CCP's plans for ammo types. I always considered they would add different ammo types - but couldn't imagine how to balance it.

i think he's more referring to the fact that you want [more damage] for aiming down sights, not the issue of accuracy

yes, but unfortunately doing more damage because you line up the three ticks the iron sights have makes precious little sense. Unless you're lining up a headshot.

Both, but I'd be satisfied with accuracy.

In other games aim down the sights counts for more, and I personally like it.

Awesome - who said accuracy doesn't matter? All I'm saying is your idea has very very very little merit. The only thing you've said I can back is that shooting someone in the foot shouldn't = chest shot.

And you'll see me in game one day. Don't worry. ^_^

are you new?

What game adds bonus damage for trying to be more accurate? Sounds insane to me.