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-Waffenampt- · 06-24-2001, 04:47 AM

Another thing I've been thinking about is Proper and realistic bullet drop for the weapons. During the D-Day sequence, it looks like the range the MG-42's are lined up to fire at is about 600+ yards. And with Tracer rounds and drop of a bullet is extremly noticable at 100yards, moreso for the higher range. I know in Rainbow Six for example, You could sit with a scoped rifle and draw a line of bullets across a wall as if it was two feet infront of you.

While we are on Weapons, I also hope only the correct weapons will be firing tracers in correct spacing to not normal ball and ap rounds inbetween. So, basicly no every shot is a tracer, and no tracers in Pistols, M1 rifles, M1 Carbines, and Mp-40s.

(This isnt Hidden&Dangerous)

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-Waffenampt- is Offline Senior Member Posts: 209 Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Portland, Oregon, The United States of America	06-24-2001, 04:47 AM Another thing I've been thinking about is Proper and realistic bullet drop for the weapons. During the D-Day sequence, it looks like the range the MG-42's are lined up to fire at is about 600+ yards. And with Tracer rounds and drop of a bullet is extremly noticable at 100yards, moreso for the higher range. I know in Rainbow Six for example, You could sit with a scoped rifle and draw a line of bullets across a wall as if it was two feet infront of you. While we are on Weapons, I also hope only the correct weapons will be firing tracers in correct spacing to not normal ball and ap rounds inbetween. So, basicly no every shot is a tracer, and no tracers in Pistols, M1 rifles, M1 Carbines, and Mp-40s. (This isnt Hidden&Dangerous)