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What would time of day have to do with it ?
Anyhow in real life many things can influence ballastics, temprature, wind, elevation, deflection, quality of the round, cleanliness of the weapon, relative humidity, and if you held your mouth just right as you pulled the trigger. I doubt if these things are modelled in the game though. I dont have SH4 yet but I found the gun in SH3 to be supprisingly accurate. |
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Lucky Jack
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The gun is the same in SH4 as in SH3 for the most part. BTW it also happened at night time in SH3 for me as well.
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I dont see a problem with it either. It was a question... why would time of day influence the flight of a projectile ?
Wow foks are on edge these days. Im guessing that its something in the game code. Im going to assume that what you see portrayed visually does not neccessarly jive with the the calculations. |
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Lucky Jack
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The follow up of "Anyhow" in the next paragraph reflects a derogatory response to the statement of mine concerning night time and the cannon. That is all. No harm no foul
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To be honest I thought it was some kind of damage modeling at first. I thought "Cool, they added in your sight alignment geting knocked out of sorts". Then it happened for no reason and disapeared after re-load. |
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