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The Community's List of Suggested Weapons for Dayz Standalone (Version: 1.29)
-Gews- replied to alexeistukov's topic in Suggestions
We already have a repeating shotgun with internal magazine inbound, no need to fill the game with a bunch of atypical weapons. -
I disagree, I think they chose .380 ONLY because of potential confusion between "9x18" and "9x19". 9x18mm is used in more Eastern Bloc pistols and submachine guns than you can shake a stick at. So there are more .380 weapons but so what? They aren't going to add a dozen types of .380 pocket pistol and as a military cartridge there are a lot more 9x18mm SMGs than there are .380 SMGs. So only because of the name IMO.
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It's a quarter as accurate as the Mosin plus LRS plus compensator.
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Yes, it shouldn't change much at all, only reduce recoil, it should not make the rifle or shooter more accurate. It will reduce recoil but it will increase noise and blast. Right now you are effectively FORCED to use one if you want to snipe at people with a Mosin, it's really not an option if you want to hit where you're aiming, which is not authentic at all, and I don't like the aesthetics of it either. The brake in the game is a really cheap clamp-on one as well. On a semi-automatic rifle or something that kicks real hard a brake or compensator will have more use, on a DayZ Mosin where it already takes a full 2 sec before you can shoot again it should not be very helpful at all.
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You don't :lol:
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5 times that
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Haha, I was going through the numbers and noticed something funny. Right now if you wish (experimental), you should be able to remove the stocks and handguards from M4s and AKs without any significant effects. Even with the handguards and stocks removed, those weapons are still more accurate than ANY weapons in the previous patch (except those with 0 spread). Experimental M4s, AKs without stocks are much more accurate than even the old Magpul M4s so enjoy that before it's patched!
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Yay or Nay on Victim/Killer info on screen/Players list?
-Gews- replied to Vex_Vehix's topic in General Discussion
I never liked servers that displayed who shot me. -
Yay or Nay on Victim/Killer info on screen/Players list?
-Gews- replied to Vex_Vehix's topic in General Discussion
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Not very good because bolt-action no scopes
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9.11 MOA about the same as the SKS used to be.
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All 5.4" at 25 yd = 20.63 MOA T/C Encore = 6.88 MOA
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Mosin compensator is still around, reduces dispersion diameter by 33% compared to Mosin that only has LRS - should be changed - makes this a kinda useless attachment but, hey... All the other stuff still exists but the effects are now much smaller. Apart from Mosin compensator AK plastic and railed furniture is the other main thing IMO, using AK-101 polymer furniture instead of laminated AKM furniture reduces AKM dispersion to 3.78 MOA from 4.47 MOA (error in first post, AKM is less accurate than standard M4A1, AK101 is more accurate).
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Yes π/10800 rad Prolly 'cos people usually shoot smaller groups with optics. But it could be argued they'd already shoot more accurately without needing to change the dispersion on account of the better precision.
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It makes a difference at extreme range but for iron sights, red dots, it will be mostly unnoticeable, only time I really noticed weapon dispersion in A2 was CZ550 past 1200m and SA58 ACOG 600m plus. 1.5 vs 1.0 MOA is a 63% larger difference than 3.5 vs 4.0. One can't really argue Mosin should have a certain precise dispersion either, there were 37 million made, they will vary, it must be relative. Even with the LRS it only shoots 2.7" at 100 yd, not exactly great.
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Experimental now Scopes now reduce dispersion, so it is: 3.09 MOA with PU scope 2.56 MOA with long range scope I'm sure it will still be tweaked furthermore in the "2nd balancing pass". 3.5-4 sounds around right. Players probably would not notice a difference +/- 0.5, 1.0 MOA so it's a li'l bit nitpicking.
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For reference ARMA 2 M16A4 = 3.44 MOA AK101 = 4.30 MOA M4A1 = 6.02 MOA AKM = 6.70 MOA AKM, AK-101 are both the same dispersion as M4A1 in experimental with their equivalent attachments [edit: not so]
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Reduced dispersion for one thing SKS = 5.16 MOA M4A1 CQB = 4.30 MOA M4A1 = 4.13 MOA M4A1 RIS, standard = 4.04 MOA M4A1 Magpul = 3.78 MOA CZ527 = 5.16 MOA Mosin = 3.44 MOA Blaser = 3.44 MOA 10/22 = 3.44 MOA 1911 = 5.4" @ 25 yd
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Vehicles and physics! How would you like to see them integrated?
-Gews- replied to omgwtfbbq (DayZ)'s topic in General Discussion
Um, I hope they fix the extreme basics first... Like no car being able to go much faster than 120 km/h without scripts due to an engine limitation... Or the crazy acceleration... Or the crazy braking... Or the crazy handling... Or the insane fuel consumption... Or the off-road terrain ("sticky grass")... I tested in ARMA 2 some cars, lost most of my notes but here is some of the wackiness 1977 GAZ Volga (94 hp) was tested with the following results: Top speed = 104 km/h (65 mph, real life: 145 km/h) Roadholding, g = in excess of 2.5 (...) Braking 60-0 mph = 206 ft (equal to 2012 McLaren MP4-12C, 2013 Nissan GT-R) ARMA 2 1977-1981 Skoda 105L had the following in-game characteristics: Acceleration, 0-50 mph = 4.7 s (1.1 s faster than '73 GS455) Minimum fuel consumption, 2.1 mpg (112 l/100km) (real life: 7.5 l/100km, 31 mpg) In real life this car has only 45 hp and takes 29 seconds to go 0-100 km/h (0-62 mph)! There's a lot of room for improvement... -
Yes http://feedback.dayzgame.com/view.php?id=13138&nbn=1 http://feedback.dayzgame.com/view.php?id=10157 http://feedback.dayzgame.com/print_bug_page.php?bug_id=7275 http://www.reddit.com/r/dayz/comments/23kttn/so_you_can_shoot_through_2_doors/cgyaci9 http://steamcommunity.com/app/221100/discussions/0/540744299938229643/#c540744299939906024
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Is it just me or is weapon accuracy questionable?
-Gews- replied to evidica's topic in General Discussion
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People wouldn't be wearing homemade armor in a DayZ apocalypse because [a] zombie bites don't infect the living in real life there's such thing as "uncomfortable" likely useless against firearms [c] if it isn't useless against firearms it will you into a clanking and slowly moving target Heavy armor went out of fashion in the days of matchlocks and that was on the battlefield when they expected dozens or hundreds of men to be firing at them, not in some survivor situation where you might happen to run across someone at some future point, and M4, SKS, Mosin > matchlock
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Lever-action-rifle confirmed: Rossi 92(Puma) in .357 magnum
-Gews- replied to irishroy's topic in General Discussion
SKS is 1.5x as powerful so it's not too "authentic", but I already thought of that, can be explained by SKS = FMJ, lever-action = JSP, this also explains how Python is no more powerful than FNX45 (JSP tough construction) as the Python can't be increased without further increasing already-massive carbine damage. -
Lever-action-rifle confirmed: Rossi 92(Puma) in .357 magnum
-Gews- replied to irishroy's topic in General Discussion
Nah, it's cos it will be about 1.5 times faster = 1.5 times damage = much more powerful than M4, SKS, closer to Mosin, probably one shot kill within 100 m, unless the real velocities are waived. -
Lever-action-rifle confirmed: Rossi 92(Puma) in .357 magnum
-Gews- replied to irishroy's topic in General Discussion
That might be an issue...