Seriously, you can test this…
You will miss a few times. Then, as soon as the aiming reticle becomes large to the point where it touches the person you’re shooting at, then it starts hitting them EVERY TIME.
Test it yourself and see. All you need is 1 friend, or a second controller.
You’ll find, and I GUARANTEE THIS TO BE TRUE, unless of course, 343 made more adjustments to the game without announcing them, that
because of the level of magnetism in this game, as you shoot the DMR and as the bloom increases, it gets easier to hit anything.
Now, if thats not a joke on 343’s part, I don’t know what the -Yoink- is
As the bloom get s bigger… anything it touches gets hit.
This equals an INCREASE in accuracy and ease of hiting something the more oyu fdire the gun and the “more recoil you have”.
Please let me know how you feel about that.
> As the bloom get s bigger… anything it touches gets hit.
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> This equals an INCREASE in accuracy and ease of hiting something the more oyu fdire the gun and the “more recoil you have”.
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> Please let me know how you feel about that.
You can still miss shots because of bloom, dude.
I tested this, and while shooting at the farthest possible aim-assist range I was definitely missing shots. Not many, but a few.
I don’t think I’ve picked up the dmr once in halo 4. I’ve already had enough of it in reach, and it’s just so boring to use now. But I’ve still been killed with it enough to know that it is the most op primary in the game. And there are plenty of threads on here to back that up.