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imagine thinking you got a hitmarker on somebody irl and telling your squad but it missed due to spread
I mean… to be fair, the liberator was meant for insurgents to quickly capture an enemy's weapon.
My platypus never misses at the range.
Woah
this is why faster velocity bullets exist (e.g 556, 545)
Lmao, no. The AK can and will reach out and touch something accurately (~3 MOA) reliably out to 300 yards. That's far more than just minute of man. Where the AK got the reputation of being unreliable is from the Middle East and Africa, where the individuals shooting them haven't maintained their rifles and have pumped countless magazines through the same barrel, essentially turning them into smoothbores.
Anyway, the AK can reliablly shoot past 300 yards as well, but the issue comes down to 7.62x39mm. Past 300 yards, it really dumps elevation. If you know what you're doing and have an exact range, you can easily manage to smack targets out to 4 or 500 yards.
Day 2 of asking strider to 1v1 me in cod mw3
I don't have as much problem with the inaccuracy of shooting regularly. My main problem has always seemed that movement error is always absurdly high in many games.
No no no, you can't use that as comparison. 300 meters is a fucking long way, most videogame fights take place less than 50 yards apart. Stupid short
I'm still complaining about the video game shotguns.
17 MOA M4 and 1000 MOA buckshot 👍
I think close range spread is stupid. I don’t mind bullet deviation at longer ranges.
Either way for some reason COD loves to make bullets go almost straight down for some reason
Yeah but they ain’t ever reachin out that far, they really just have to do it cause then guns would be op in games
The way spread is measured is MOA, or minute of angle… at 100 yards, a 1 inch group is 1 MOA, meaning it would be 2 inches at 200 yards. A 4 inch group at 100 yards would be 8" at 200, and 12" at 300.
I heard about certain roblox fps game called "phantom forces" that have very realistic shooting, maybe you should try it strider
Think shotguns r the most unrealistic in games
The bullet will most of the time (except for unrifled firearms and not taking into account wind direction and bullet drop.) go in the direction that the muzzle is pointed the main problem is recoil control. Bad recoil control=lower accuracy good recoil control=high accuracy. The main factor in accuracy is the shooter not the gun.
Irl there is a term for this. It's called MOA which stands for "minute of arrival" I won't go too deep into the details of it but basically if you have a rifle that shoots 1 MOA it means it can shoot within 1 inch at 100 meters and the further you shoot the larger the MOA will get. If your weapon has a higher MOA it will be more inaccurate at range then a weapon with a smaller MOA.
When Aiming down a shotgun reduces pellet spread💀
In CS its not random spreed
You should try valorant
The ak is absolutely accurate enough in the ranges we have on cs maps
Ak-47? You mean museum ones?
this just isnt even true lmao, irl there will be little deviation from the bullets its the recoil and movement