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That is the point. cause if you add the crosshair on that draw, it will be exactly centered between the camera and the character, and it shouldn't has to be ! if it was more logic, the crosshair should be paired to the gun, not to a "calculated between sight" that couldnt be fair in any gunfights.
Git gud
No, as i said, it's just an ascertainment. It getting me bored while being shot or while making kills, to see that my crosshair is on wall but sometimes hit people and kill them, or the opposite.
Just kidding. The barrel and the cross hair don't correlate. I agree.
I totally understand it and agree with, but i've so much more exemple where i kill people while having my gun totally frontend of a wall and being kill while the crosshair was totally visible and on the enemy. that's what it getting me bored about. I really think they should pair the crosshair to the barrel, not to the camera.
This is a must. The cross hair aligned with the barrel. Especially because more than half the time you're in 3rd person you would think it is but its not.
I don't know any game that is like this.
i know that, but i have sooo much more exemple where that "red crosshair" dont show off but stay shot in walls...