You could do a similar thing with miles gear (military laser tag). Basically if you short out two pins in the laser it turns into a fully automatic weapon instead of semi auto. Good times were had in NTC with this knowledge.
This was intended mechanic that Metal Gear Solid speedrunners are familiar with. In the MGS games, if you tap the button to de-equip and equip a gun, it automatically reloads it without having to sit through the animation.
The VR training games teach you to do this (and I think a couple missions require it) so it was an intended mechanic.
Similar thing happened the first time I played paintball. If I held the gun at a certain angle it would fire blanks. I won a game of capture the flag before people caught on.
He's just doing animation cancelling to speed up his rate of fire what's the big deal?
He didn't briefly switch to his knife while doing it.
It's Part of the Game. I'd say its fair play
That’s not full auto! This is full auto!
Dayum
the 3000 pixels of based butt plugs
You could do a similar thing with miles gear (military laser tag). Basically if you short out two pins in the laser it turns into a fully automatic weapon instead of semi auto. Good times were had in NTC with this knowledge.
This thing was my jam in bad company 2.
I miss that game so much😭
Cg NoOb
Yes, but first you must find the remaining pixels to complete the image, then you will learn the powers of the 3000 Carl Gustavs of Harald V.
This was intended mechanic that Metal Gear Solid speedrunners are familiar with. In the MGS games, if you tap the button to de-equip and equip a gun, it automatically reloads it without having to sit through the animation.
The VR training games teach you to do this (and I think a couple missions require it) so it was an intended mechanic.
Similar thing happened the first time I played paintball. If I held the gun at a certain angle it would fire blanks. I won a game of capture the flag before people caught on.
Paintballs are so visible, how would people not notice lol