Eyeballing Speed?

Stealhead · 05-27-09, 06:55 PM

Yeah but like I said anyone can play the game anyway that they want to I was ust saying that I dont get ultra close not less than 1,500 yds really ever. I prefer to fire at around the 3,550-2,500yd range.

I saw that somene says that deapth preception means nothing on a pc. It still does even though it is not really in three dimensions they are siumlating 3D the military uses simulators all the time to train they even have a system that is used to train for small arms marksmanship so you are wrong there. A person who has good dp simply has a very easy time being able to see what of any 2 things is farhter and which is nearer nothing more.The machine that tests dp is also not really in 3D.Anyone can improve thier dp it is not really a "gift" though some have better dp than others a relative of mine failed the dp test to get into pilot training back in WWII his wife found out about a way to improve it and what ever it was she had her husband the the training and he passed the dp test a month or so later.

Prowler I type the way I type if someone feels imtimadted by my typing too bad.That is my way to be sure that only someone who is really interested in what i have to say will read it.This is as spaced out as it will get from me on any forum.It reflects my personality I guess.

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05-27-09, 06:55 PM	#11
Stealhead Navy Seal Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Kentucky Posts: 5,421 Downloads: 85 Uploads: 0	Yeah but like I said anyone can play the game anyway that they want to I was ust saying that I dont get ultra close not less than 1,500 yds really ever. I prefer to fire at around the 3,550-2,500yd range. I saw that somene says that deapth preception means nothing on a pc. It still does even though it is not really in three dimensions they are siumlating 3D the military uses simulators all the time to train they even have a system that is used to train for small arms marksmanship so you are wrong there. A person who has good dp simply has a very easy time being able to see what of any 2 things is farhter and which is nearer nothing more.The machine that tests dp is also not really in 3D.Anyone can improve thier dp it is not really a "gift" though some have better dp than others a relative of mine failed the dp test to get into pilot training back in WWII his wife found out about a way to improve it and what ever it was she had her husband the the training and he passed the dp test a month or so later. Prowler I type the way I type if someone feels imtimadted by my typing too bad.That is my way to be sure that only someone who is really interested in what i have to say will read it.This is as spaced out as it will get from me on any forum.It reflects my personality I guess.