Does this game not have a sprint button and ammo count for HUD, or am I just dumb and blind?

[The Faceless Gamer]

I looked everywhere in the settings for both, but didn't see anything. I know there's a HUD graphic in the bottom middle of the screen while you're reloading or changing your gun's fire mode, but as far as an ammo counter I couldn't find anything.

The same goes for a sprint button; I check the key layout and didn't see "sprint" or "run" anywhere, so it looks like it's just regular speed and the crouched speed.

[𝒞𝒶𝓈𝓊𝒶𝓁 Sinner]

There is no sprint by design, no, you're not crazy for that one. The closest to a sprint is low ready, but it is still not much faster than the normal walk.

There is no exact ammo counter, the game will not tell you that you have X bullets left, you can hold R to see how many magazines you have (including what type of ammo they are) and it will show a graphic of roughly how much ammo you have left in each mag. I think some models do have counters on the side of magazines when you do that animation, but I am not sure how accurate they are, haven't checked.

[sylpre]

Originally posted by The Faceless Gamer:

I looked everywhere in the settings for both, but didn't see anything. I know there's a HUD graphic in the bottom middle of the screen while you're reloading or changing your gun's fire mode, but as far as an ammo counter I couldn't find anything.

The same goes for a sprint button; I check the key layout and didn't see "sprint" or "run" anywhere, so it looks like it's just regular speed and the crouched speed.

However, these are the two things that are good about the game. In real life, no SWAT policeman sprints, as is the case with CoD, Counter Strike, Ground Branch and all the other unrealistic, mentally deficient shooting games. The equipment that the SWATs have to carry with them weighs around 30 kg. Even well-trained police officers don't sprint like world sprint champions with it. And there is also no weapon in the world that shows you how many cartridges are left in the magazine. Take a look at videos of SWAT CQBs to see how they handle it. They reload their weapon every now and then when they have fired a few shots and think that the magazine could soon be empty. This is called "tactical reloading".

[The Faceless Gamer]

Originally posted by sylpre:

Originally posted by The Faceless Gamer:

I looked everywhere in the settings for both, but didn't see anything. I know there's a HUD graphic in the bottom middle of the screen while you're reloading or changing your gun's fire mode, but as far as an ammo counter I couldn't find anything.

The same goes for a sprint button; I check the key layout and didn't see "sprint" or "run" anywhere, so it looks like it's just regular speed and the crouched speed.

However, these are the two things that are good about the game. In real life, no SWAT policeman sprints, as is the case with CoD, Counter Strike, Ground Branch and all the other unrealistic, mentally deficient shooting games. The equipment that the SWATs have to carry with them weighs around 30 kg. Even well-trained police officers don't sprint like world sprint champions with it. And there is also no weapon in the world that shows you how many cartridges are left in the magazine. Take a look at videos of SWAT CQBs to see how they handle it. They reload their weapon every now and then when they have fired a few shots and think that the magazine could soon be empty. This is called "tactical reloading".

I get that, both of the points, but I still think it should be an optional setting, especially the ammo.
It's really off putting to not have a feature that 99.9% of all FPS have.