It all started from doom

Powerful, reliable, high fire rate, but you have to make reloading to your religion.

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What about games like arma or squad? good luck explaining how they'd be using old as coach guns lol.

If I ever make an FPS, I'm 100% going to have one... but I'm gonna put the barrels one over the other, just to be contrary.

Bro that is amazing seeing as the game is called “booty blastin”

This is not ps1 style lol

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lower end

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Considering the resolution options he's shown before I like to think it could run on glados potato

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does this game really look like something that is power hungry? I mean look at these polygons, whit that low amount of faces, there wont be many drawcalls thanks to the low poly graphics. So I think he would have to mess this up a lot, for it not to run splendid on low end hardware

correct

I disagree, auto centering recoil gives any game its in too much of a Call of Duty feel. Not having your aim be automatically moved back also means that you can much more quickly learn the muscle memory for landing your shots since it makes it so that no matter what you do, the distance you move your mouse is the same.

It returns a bit, but not completely.

Wouldn't that just make things too effortless? This ain't tarkov but if the goal is to put partial realism in the game, that kind of recoil control requirement is a given.

Y'all talk like you have never played shooter games. No, it is not effortless. It is normal. People circa pre 2k and around Y2K had this kind of gun mechanic, it is bad. It's a bad design practice and you can't say otherwise. I have more than 25k hours played across various FPS games, I've played almost everything since first call of duty, and played professionally COD2/CSGO/overwatch. When you shoot a gun, but crosshair placement stays on top every time, you always have to do micro-adjustments which make no sense. It is not about skill, it's just an extra action you have to take because of a bad practice. Also when you want to do quick target switching after shooting, which is needed in a game of this design, you will have to not only manage recoil, but also adjust crosshair placement *a bit more* than needed. It's tedious. Recoil? A good mechanic. Spread? A good mechanic? Half-way kick of the gun? A bad implementation. Returning it back is not making the game effortless, you still have to actually control recoil when you shoot, you have to consider the spread, you have to adjust your targets and lethal points (head, chest, limbs). Add gamesense to all of that and movement Mechanics and you most certainly don't have an effortless experience. But every game should have a skill ceiling and it SHOULD become more effortless after you master the mechanics, it means you are good. But bad experience will result in people not wanting to play more than a dozen hours, because doing the same thing all over again, is bad. Especially when no good modern games have such mechanics anymore, which are to be expected now. This feels like playing an old DOOM game or something like that - just make it go down after you fire like it is in all of the most loved shooters for a reason.

When you fire a gun, you are rarely going to return to your original point of aim unless your shooting position was perfect. Having a weapon not return to a perfect zero makes the gunplay feel more realistic, especially with semiautomatics, since you still have to control recoil

so a game you cant really play?

The police variant is