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RaginSam
4 years agoSeasoned Ace
@xMotherloadx Not being able to move while prone is annoying. I can understand why they may have done that, but they should let you move very slowly rather than not at all.
Leaning in BF games has been pretty tolerable. It's one of those features I always argue against, because it's just a way to head glitch. I have never seen anyone "lean" in real life holding a rifle. I can't find a picture of video of someone actually using a gun like that. Not that realism is a must in Battlefield. I think the game is better without it for balancing. Less head glitching and just popping in and out of cover with not much consequence.
Leaning in BF games has been pretty tolerable. It's one of those features I always argue against, because it's just a way to head glitch. I have never seen anyone "lean" in real life holding a rifle. I can't find a picture of video of someone actually using a gun like that. Not that realism is a must in Battlefield. I think the game is better without it for balancing. Less head glitching and just popping in and out of cover with not much consequence.
xMotherloadx
4 years agoRising Rookie
@RaginSam leaning in real life is very real. i understand your position. however leaning is very much taught in the military and police force. it's even in skill shooting competitions.
- RaginSam4 years agoSeasoned Ace@xMotherloadx I can see that with a pistol, maybe.
Have any resources? Literally every time I search I can't find one single picture of a real person leaning with a rifle. Seems like it would throw you off balance. I see people rounding corners or maybe peeking around a corner, but not looking down their sights or anything.- Psubond4 years agoLegend@Elden_Lord_Mike warrior poet. John is a former door kicker, he knows what he's talking about
- 4 years ago
Just because you specifically have not seem videos of people leaning and shooting from cover and concealment with a rifle does no not mean it doesn't happen, and has a matter of a fact being able to do so increases your survivability in a gun fight, it is absolutely necessary and is taught to those who carry a gun professionally, IE military and law enforcement.
- RaginSam4 years agoSeasoned Ace@Elden_Lord_Mike That’s not really leaning. That’s cutting the angle behind a wall. Leaning in shooters is usually is so overly exaggerated and way to quick.
You can maybe lean with a handgun, but definitely not a rifle.
The point still stands that it’s unnecessary and only promotes weird head glitches. You can use cover and better positioning, but you’re still vulnerable. It’s a trade off.
The more realistic scenario is shooting between objects to completely conceal yourself. No one is leaning on a real battlefield.
- 4 years ago
@xMotherloadxUntrained idiot here, I can crawl while completely prone with a full backpack on my back. We had to do that as some sort of nonsense training exercise in the scouts. Forty pound backpack, chest on the ground, slither like a snake. Why can't a specialist do the same, right?
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