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Hi, first of all just wanna say thank you for making openspades so that I can play the game on my mac.
I used to play Classic Ace of Spades back in the days when I had my old windows laptop, guns back then felt very accurate, I was able to get headshots as long as my aiming wasn't off, now that in openspades, getting headshots are much more difficult, I often miss even though I indeed aimed at enemy's head more so when firing at long range, It feels like bullets go in random directions around the sight, regardless if I was burst firing or going full auto, in another words, the spread is static. This makes rifle gunplay especially frustrating.
So I think the correct behaviour would be having 0 spread on the first shot and increase as follow up shots are fired within a short window of time, otherwise decrease spread down to 0.
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Hi, first of all just wanna say thank you for making openspades so that I can play the game on my mac.
I used to play Classic Ace of Spades back in the days when I had my old windows laptop, guns back then felt very accurate, I was able to get headshots as long as my aiming wasn't off, now that in openspades, getting headshots are much more difficult, I often miss even though I indeed aimed at enemy's head more so when firing at long range, It feels like bullets go in random directions around the sight, regardless if I was burst firing or going full auto, in another words, the spread is static. This makes rifle gunplay especially frustrating.
So I think the correct behaviour would be having 0 spread on the first shot and increase as follow up shots are fired within a short window of time, otherwise decrease spread down to 0.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: