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Hopefully they can fix it soon. But I guess luckily right now against the jet brigade the scythe is one of the better weapons against them because it pretty much instant kills them, so I can make do with that for now
Peak Physique is only for weapon drag (Looking Left to Right) not, Recoil feed back.
Use the HMG Stratagem & you will see what I mean when you lay Prone, ADS & fire just enough to see the tracers but the sight will stay the same while the bullets kick up even with the -30% Recoil Reduction you will still notice the sights will stay in the same spot but the bullets will keep kicking up.
Don't know what to tell you.
Edit: Picked up an AMR same map, shot three lightposts, once with each zoom setting, prone at ~135m. Again, all pinpoint hits
Edit Again: Did more testing with standing vs prone this time, and there is definitely some weird bullet behavior happening when using scoped weapons while standing.
Yeah, I'm not seeing it either. Think this is a case of Onyxia deep breathing more.
Not sure if it feels different while crouching.
It also feels like they changed generally how weapons feel when aiming with them. Rather than smooth movement regardless of which direction you move, it'll move faster or slower depending on the direction in which you're moving your aim. But movement while aiming feels faster and more responsive than before, too. Overall I like the feel less, though, due to the lack of consistency.