Realism games shouldn't have zoom in on ADS.

[Useless Diver]

Its like giving ever player a sniper rifle to make impossible shots a common occurrence and takes away from shots that are actually difficult to make. Ive yet to play a shooter game that doesnt offer zoom in ADS and i wish i can one day.

[FanaT]

The game doesnt position itself to be all about realism. And you seem to be okay with endless sprinting abilities of your character, or enormous jumping distances

[POPO Sandh]

the game u can say is immersive/authentic but the gameplay is mostly simcade

[JohnnyBanana]

It's a QOL because having actual weapon sight proportions would make the game incredibly unplayable. Easy Red 2 has this feature, but you can still "zoom in" and I do not like it. I have several of the weapons from the war and find the trade-off of realism to have a slight zoom-in is better overall.

[Roninman]

Originally posted by 37452-054:

Its like giving ever player a sniper rifle to make impossible shots a common occurrence and takes away from shots that are actually difficult to make. Ive yet to play a shooter game that doesnt offer zoom in ADS and i wish i can one day.

Its been said long time ago when this thing was first implemented in games. Its also to simulate eye focus when you aim

[Tussin The Goat]

Originally posted by FanaT:

The game doesnt position itself to be all about realism. And you seem to be okay with endless sprinting abilities of your character, or enormous jumping distances

I mean running for long distances isn't hard when you are in shape, especially when you are filled with adrenaline. The stamina meters in most games seem to reflect the programmers more than the soldiers they are programming lol....

[Onimaho]

This is an arcade game with low ttk.

Realism is a spectrum and on that this game isn't even remotely close to a military simulation.

[Samtaro]

Originally posted by Tussin2Sick:

Originally posted by FanaT:

The game doesnt position itself to be all about realism. And you seem to be okay with endless sprinting abilities of your character, or enormous jumping distances

I mean running for long distances isn't hard when you are in shape, especially when you are filled with adrenaline. The stamina meters in most games seem to reflect the programmers more than the soldiers they are programming lol....

Try running long distances with 50kg of gear attached to your body lmao. In this game you are sprinting across the map non-stop 90% of the time, in real life that would take hours and you won't be running, only walking. Squad simulates this well and so does Arma 3. If you want 'realism' then go and play those games.

[Roninman]

Originally posted by Tussin2Sick:

Originally posted by FanaT:

The game doesnt position itself to be all about realism. And you seem to be okay with endless sprinting abilities of your character, or enormous jumping distances

I mean running for long distances isn't hard when you are in shape, especially when you are filled with adrenaline. The stamina meters in most games seem to reflect the programmers more than the soldiers they are programming lol....

Ever served? Try running around with full gear on and climb small fences. Small jogging you can do long distances, running not so much. Then try to aim after that and you will see

[N7_Shadow]

I see that most people don't understand why games zoom a bit during ADS. It's because they actually zoom out to allow more realistic peripheral vision, when just running around.

This was actually explained a long time ago, back in the 90s and early 2000s, by Devs. Keep in mind the aspect ratio of monitors at the time, was not widescreen, or ultra widescreen, etc...

Back then, when somebody wanted to tweak the FOV, it was usually because they had hooked up to their big screen TV, so they felt they could sacrifice some magnification to get a wider FOV, for more situational awareness.

These days, with so many people running wide, ultra wide, etc., they do the opposite. Sacrifice situational awareness to the sides, to have a better zoom.

[Roninman]

Originally posted by N7_Shadow:

I see that most people don't understand why games zoom a bit during ADS. It's because they actually zoom out to allow more realistic peripheral vision, when just running around.

This was actually explained a long time ago, back in the 90s and early 2000s, by Devs. Keep in mind the aspect ratio of monitors at the time, was not widescreen, or ultra widescreen, etc...

Back then, when somebody wanted to tweak the FOV, it was usually because they had hooked up to their big screen TV, so they felt they could sacrifice some magnification to get a wider FOV, for more situational awareness.

These days, with so many people running wide, ultra wide, etc., they do the opposite. Sacrifice situational awareness to the sides, to have a better zoom.

I said about this 5-6 posts ago

[N7_Shadow]

Originally posted by Roninman:

Originally posted by N7_Shadow:

I see that most people don't understand why games zoom a bit during ADS. It's because they actually zoom out to allow more realistic peripheral vision, when just running around.

This was actually explained a long time ago, back in the 90s and early 2000s, by Devs. Keep in mind the aspect ratio of monitors at the time, was not widescreen, or ultra widescreen, etc...

Back then, when somebody wanted to tweak the FOV, it was usually because they had hooked up to their big screen TV, so they felt they could sacrifice some magnification to get a wider FOV, for more situational awareness.

These days, with so many people running wide, ultra wide, etc., they do the opposite. Sacrifice situational awareness to the sides, to have a better zoom.

I said about this 5-6 posts ago

I didn't read the thread. Just the OP, then responded.

[Yung Whizkay]

Originally posted by Tussin2Sick:

Originally posted by FanaT:

The game doesnt position itself to be all about realism. And you seem to be okay with endless sprinting abilities of your character, or enormous jumping distances

I mean running for long distances isn't hard when you are in shape, especially when you are filled with adrenaline. The stamina meters in most games seem to reflect the programmers more than the soldiers they are programming lol....

look at this fool

[N7_Shadow]

Originally posted by Yung Whizkay:

Originally posted by Tussin2Sick:

I mean running for long distances isn't hard when you are in shape, especially when you are filled with adrenaline. The stamina meters in most games seem to reflect the programmers more than the soldiers they are programming lol....

look at this fool

Well, having ran track in high school, and having been in the military for 2 years, I couldn't deal with Generation Zero and its ridiculously short sprint time, for a character that was supposed to be older high school/younger college student age.

So I installed a mod that allowed me to sprint for 60 seconds. Any young man that age, who can't sprint for 60 seconds, isn't in very good shape.

[Tussin The Goat]

Originally posted by Yung Whizkay:

Originally posted by Tussin2Sick:

I mean running for long distances isn't hard when you are in shape, especially when you are filled with adrenaline. The stamina meters in most games seem to reflect the programmers more than the soldiers they are programming lol....

look at this fool

Go back to crying about achievements lol nobody asked you.

[Tussin The Goat]

Originally posted by Samtaro:

Originally posted by Tussin2Sick:

I mean running for long distances isn't hard when you are in shape, especially when you are filled with adrenaline. The stamina meters in most games seem to reflect the programmers more than the soldiers they are programming lol....

Try running long distances with 50kg of gear attached to your body lmao. In this game you are sprinting across the map non-stop 90% of the time, in real life that would take hours and you won't be running, only walking. Squad simulates this well and so does Arma 3. If you want 'realism' then go and play those games.

I own both of those games. And heavy gear might tire you out in basic training but not in a battlefield with bombs going off, bullets flying, you are pumped with adrenaline and scared for your life and to add to that the nazi's did meth. Tell me you are out of shape without telling me you're out of shape.