[SA] Using the Long Range Scope to scan long range without weapon

[sausagekingofchicago 4711]

The ability to add the long range scope to the hotbar (by itself) and use it similar to how the binoculars were used in the mod would be a nice realistic use.  While not a substitute for binocs it would certainly have a realistic function and serve as a scouting and/or rangefinding tool given the setting.

 

Just a sausage thought.

[weparo 613]

Yes, I really like that!

[morrow 19]

No offense to you but moderators need to move this to StandAlone forums :/

[kovie20@gmail.com 125]

The ability to add the long range scope to the hotbar (by itself) and use it similar to how the binoculars were used in the mod would be a nice realistic use.  While not a substitute for binocs it would certainly have a realistic function and serve as a scouting and/or rangefinding tool given the setting.

 

Just a sausage thought.

Give this man all the beans  :beans:  :beans:  :beans:  :beans:

[as7025@gmail.com 9]

Great idea :) Have my beans

[sausagekingofchicago 4711]

No offense to you but moderators need to move this to StandAlone forums :/

 

 

Completely forgot they added a suggestion section up there.  Thanks :D  Offense takeN!

[Wolfguarde 108]

Someone did something interesting to me a couple of days into my game, which I felt was a similarly clever use of attachments... I was heading to one of the airfields at night, and could see a flashlight panning around inside the radio tower. It's flashed across me a couple of times, then gone still, facing off at an angle. I've figured the person's waiting up at the top of the tower, intending to kill me when I reached the top of the stairs... it took me ten more minutes to actually get into and up the tower, and I wound up finding the flashlight - sitting on the chair, facing into the room. They'd somehow managed to drop it in a position that made it look as though they were standing there holding it, then left, presumably avoiding a potential bandit with superior weaponry while leaving a useful distraction.

[klusps 4]

Me like.