Six Days in Fallujah

Personally, when shooting through an ACOG it certainly can be really blurry, "snow globed" or just dirty, glasses fog up, optic fogs up, heat and humidity factor, its scratched etc. Perhaps this is a feature the devs are working to imitate. Unlike COD and BF, optics get pretty dirty and fuzzy ...

I've recently gotten back around to giving the game more play time since its been a bit and its gotten a bunch of updates. However just like when the game released the scopes are insanely blurry no matter what i do and makes it genuinely hard to aim in comparison to just using the crosshairs, which ...

I'm with @BadKarma on this one.

I think you can still sell it with a compromise to the amount of casings, bullet holes, etc. (elements that have an impact on performance) that are allowed to linger in the game environment. For me, I would actually rather see something like damage (e.g. bullet ...

AmperCamper wrote: Tue Jun 15, 2021 12:45 pm
Posing a question here to everyone: would you find malfunctions frustrating or off-putting? Would you trade convenience for something more authentic but cumbersome?

Personally i would value authenticity over convenience

Great suggestion.

Currently, we're experimenting with casings and their impact on performance. Would you guys prefer to see no casings with maximum performance or a mix between the two?


For myself id take an impact on performance to sell the experience as much as possible, its small details ...

I could definitely this helping with the immersion, just imagine emptying like two boxes worth of SAW ammo wether it be in a house or on a Rooftop firing as many bullets as you can into the room across from you to provide covering/suppressive fire for your fellow Marines, or on a Rooftop firing ...

I feel like having your spent casings laying on the floor would make the aftermath of a fight seem more "real" in a sense. Having 100 spent casings on the floor of a room a gunfight just took place would sell more of an immersive experience in terms of seeing how big your fight really was.

Just a ...