Certainly there should be a difference between a rifle that weighs barely over 3 kg (R700) and a rifle that weighs 14 kg (cal. 50), but there isn't.
I'm talking about the sway that occurs when you are not holding your breath.
I only played with the Barrett before and thought the sway was absolutely acceptable for its heavy weight, but the R700 weighs less than most of the assault rifles and the sway is the same as the Barrett
It's clear that it's designed this way to prevent sniper rifles from being too strong, but even without sway on the light rifles there wouldn't be a problem as sniping with MGs and assault rifles is actually easier than sniping with sniper rifles.
This constant sway is making me crazy. Sniping is not only useless but also no fun
I'm talking about the sway that occurs when you are not holding your breath.
I only played with the Barrett before and thought the sway was absolutely acceptable for its heavy weight, but the R700 weighs less than most of the assault rifles and the sway is the same as the Barrett

It's clear that it's designed this way to prevent sniper rifles from being too strong, but even without sway on the light rifles there wouldn't be a problem as sniping with MGs and assault rifles is actually easier than sniping with sniper rifles.
This constant sway is making me crazy. Sniping is not only useless but also no fun
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