More modules will come in the future, but it's sad to think that they forgot some of the most obvious ones.

How about a movement speed bonus (instead of sprinting) or a module that increases the effectiveness of my equipment such as my repair tool?

Or heck, what about a mod for explosions/explosion resistance?

I'd love one that lessens AR kick, that's for sure. It'd be worth a mid

Increasing effective range and accuracy is done through skill books not passive mods. You need to level up your weapon of choice operation and the associated sharpshooter skills. You also don't have to sacrifice clip size or reload speed since these are skills that can be leveled as well.

Don't know if you play eve but there are mods that do that (Tracking Computers), as well as skills. Seems the same would hold true for dust seeing as it's the same universe.

I really don't see your point.

The FPS portion of the game lets you use KB/M or a controller. So which ever way you prefer to aim is currently supported.

If you don't put the dot on the object no skill bonus in the world is gonna work. You missed. If the dot isn't orange the target is not in range of is hidden and you are sighting off of TacNet information. All the guns use some kind of dot for precise aiming, excepting the Rail Guns, Forge Guns and some ARs whose scopes are currently bugged. The AR Scopes are being looked into so they don't really apply to this conversation.

The standard AR Operations decreases dispersal (make it more accurate) and kick (making it more accurate from the hip).
The Light Weapon Sharpshooter gives 5% increased range per level.

All that add up to 25% more range and 25% less dispersal and 25% less kick which appears very much like more accuracy to me.

It might help to tell us if you are having problems with a particular weapon. The current skills are tied to the biggest limiting factor for a particular weapon which is a reasonable target overall.

The biggest problem with that is how it would affect balance, and just as importantly, how it would effect the guns. We went through a build with accidentally perfectly accurate ARs once, and it was upsetting to say the least. Also, accurate HMG would have a more condensed cone? What about the AR? Less kick, or less deviation? Accuracy is a rather blanket term in a non-numbers game.

Tracking enhancers would mitigate recoil and tighten your crosshairs so shot deviation and cone of fire is tightened. primarily a visual reference not a mod that corrects for the fact that some of you scrubs couldnt shoot yourselves.

Anything more than that is pointless and stupid.

But an interesting idea. not great, not horrible, but interesting. lets toss the idea of how this would work without being auto aimbot assistance.