Re: Lis' rocket explodes immediately at launch
@DarthFDG I seen you mention this on my post. I'm aware of your problem also happening to me, but I don't think it's the same problem as mine (LIS rocket blowing up immediately when parachuting). My own experience of your problem is when Lis is lying down - you have to aim at an upwards 45 degree angle; anything less and her rocket explodes as its fired. I've also had the issue of standing partially in cover, and her rocket hitting the cover despite Lis having clear vision of the target. To be honest, I find that with most weapons; I've had issues where I have clear line of sight, no obstructions, for my rounds to hit either the wall / ground or some invisible wall.
I don't know, but I have always thought that players expect rounds to come out of the end of their weapon, but the fact that they are hitting the cover suggest the beginning of the trajectory is actually somewhere mid-gun e.g you are pointing your gun between two concrete blocks, and expect the rounds to hit the target, but they hit the blocks.
I had an issue the other night where I was playing conquest on Flashpoint, and could hear enemy footsteps near the topside of the D flag, so I lay down. I could clearly see the enemy come down the hill through a gap in the barrier, but when I fired my gun through the gap, the rounds hit the barrier instead. That suggests a couple of things - the source of thr trajectory as mentioned above, and also the modelling of the environment.
I don't know, but I have always thought that players expect rounds to come out of the end of their weapon, but the fact that they are hitting the cover suggest the beginning of the trajectory is actually somewhere mid-gun e.g you are pointing your gun between two concrete blocks, and expect the rounds to hit the target, but they hit the blocks.
I had an issue the other night where I was playing conquest on Flashpoint, and could hear enemy footsteps near the topside of the D flag, so I lay down. I could clearly see the enemy come down the hill through a gap in the barrier, but when I fired my gun through the gap, the rounds hit the barrier instead. That suggests a couple of things - the source of thr trajectory as mentioned above, and also the modelling of the environment.
