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just make it an option
What do you mean by not symmetrical? Of course the model as a whole has a left and a right side which isn't exactly the same. However if you do mirror the existing model, AKA just flip it, then the model will be exactly the same on any side you put it. It would cover the exact same size on either left or right, down to the pixel count.
They would have to mirror the whole first person view model for that, including legs. But it's just mirroring and flipping, not an actual new model or a reworked camera.
Who cares it's a slight visual change that does nothing.
No, you're arguing that having an operator that is strictly left-handed doesn't "sit well" with you, which is obvious double standards. Do you think the right handed operators "sit well" with us? Every single operator is right-handed, we can't catch a break. I am sure a single left-handed operator isn't going to upset the 'equilibrium' that Ubisoft has forged.