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RE: The thread of exceptional dislike which is directed towards bunnyhopping. - Mr.Tea - Oct 03 2011
Battlefield series always accounted for bullet drop and target lead. It would always mess up my CSS transition because the different engines. target lead is shooting ahead of the target because distance and speed effect bullet trajectory/impact. BFV was always my favorite.
COD/MoH just run and gun.
RE: The thread of exceptional dislike which is directed towards bunnyhopping. - Assassin - Oct 03 2011
Mr.Tea Wrote:Battlefield series always accounted for bullet drop and target lead. It would always mess up my CSS transition because the different engines. target lead is shooting ahead of the target because distance and speed effect bullet trajectory/impact. BFV was always my favorite.u are too good anyway u need to be bad and get killed alot for change and experience the feeling and give others a chance lol
COD/MoH just run and gun.
RE: The thread of exceptional dislike which is directed towards bunnyhopping. - pTK - Oct 04 2011
Status? I must have a terrible reputation then. I remember playing about 3 or 4 years ago when nobody ever bhopped, it hasn't been around forever. I think that it originated as a manipulation of game physics and was popularised quite quickly to become an allowable and optional part of the game.
How long ago did people begin bhopping in 1.5/6?
-Silly
The reason you didn't see many people doing it was because it was ridiculously hard to do.
RE: The thread of exceptional dislike which is directed towards bunnyhopping. - silly - Oct 04 2011
Joker, I can't fairly compare the battlefield series with the COD series, as I haven't played the battlefield series enough, but I do presume that the tactics involved in the battlefield games are probably more realistic.
Mr Tea, you're right, the momentum and trajectories of bullets in css do not vary with distance (or the mass of the bullets), and yes quite a few other games were much more realistic in this respect. But yeah, I did love the Vietnam soundtrack.
Assassin, I think you have a legitimate point that needs to be addressed ;D
pTK Wrote:Status? I must have a terrible reputation then. I remember playing about 3 or 4 years ago when nobody ever bhopped, it hasn't been around forever. I think that it originated as a manipulation of game physics and was popularised quite quickly to become an allowable and optional part of the game.I meant I didn't see people doing it in css, but I believe you about 1.5/6.
How long ago did people begin bhopping in 1.5/6?
-Silly
The reason you didn't see many people doing it was because it was ridiculously hard to do.