bummel313

Well, I would go other way around. Make players slower. Was kind of thinking about a proper stamina system, so you cant run all day from the Zs...

Ever used a real radio?

Would be interesting.... Isnt that easy though. You would probably have to have different versions of the map for a proper implementation. Would prefer simple temperature and weather changes at this point (imagine some cold wind and rain...).

Try setting your game language to english. Helps with a lot of different things as well....

Was your IRL backpack filled? Because when I am out with my large pack (70 liters) and got 25kg+ in it, its not as easy to just turn my upper body. So in the end you really have to turn the whole body, you know, using your legs and stuff. The weight just forces you to keep your back relativly straight... Just saying...

Once in a week this discussion comes up....

Serioulsy? This has been post #105 about this....at least today... Ever thought about the fact that there is more than one person working on this game?

Well, it reduces the sound a bit as it is. And without subsonic ammo thats the best you can get. Its actually more about reducing the muzzle flash than the sound.....

what we really need is stuff like armleds (dont know if its the right word in english), you can craft yourself. Maybe tear them from t-shirts as you do it with rags. So you can to yourself your own medic batch or different colours for groups to recognize each other....

Dont want to go into detail too much, but thats not true. A bipod gives you stability because it utilizes a fixed surface i.e. the ground. Your second hand cant give you that stability. Been a gun instructor with the german airborne infantry. So you just have to believe me the Harries technique is a single handed firing position and you dont "deploy" your gun/gun-arm on your flashlight-arm. But as mentioned before I still like the idea of implementing handheld flashlight techniques to the game...

Matter of fact is it might look like a two-handed firing position but it is a single-handed firing position. So you have less accuracy and more recoil/less controll of recoil. If implemented (which is quite a good idea) please dont do it wrong (as on the linked page). When using the Harries technique the flashlight is pretty much on the right side of your gun (if youre righthanded). So you pretty much twist the flashlight hand around your gun hand, so that the backs of your hands touch each other.

Well....the ACU style pants, Im wearing atm, got way more pockets than a levis...and thats why I am wearing them....

running and switching weapons worked for me as well....

Well...just go somewhere nobody been before you... I have no problems getting loot actually. I actually like the loot system as it is for now....

Hm....some questions come to my mind.... Who uses an M4 for shooting deer? I am mean where I am from hunters wont use anything than a 7.62mm for shooting deer. How the fuck can you effectivly use an M4 at the age of 6? Never used an M4 myself, but got plenty of experience with an G36A1/A2 from my time in the german armed forces. But I cant imagine my 7 yo nephew operating an assault rifle. "Anyone can shoot"? Hm....if you would have said "anyone can fire a rifle" I would have agreed. But if it comes to exactly hitting your targed, you still need a lot of pratical and theoretical training to do that. And last but not least: Are you, sir, a troll or is there any kind of sarcasm or whatever going on which I dont get since I am no native speaker? Edit: My nephew might be 8 by now. But dont nail me on that......Guess I gotta ask his mother.