From playing a lot of BF2142 I got in the habit of nearly always crouching before opening fire. I'll pay attention to the crosshairs next time I play, but I'm wondering if it still increases accuracy significantly enough to make it a worthwhile endeavor.
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Not really; try this test. Fire at a wall on full auto, full clip, then try it aiming down the sights, and then crouching both ways. It's a minimal improvement; tough it's there. At 20+ meters firing "from the hip" is a waste of bullets in both stances, standing and crouching. -
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I wasn't questioning whether you should fire from the hip or not. I'm not an idiot.Originally posted by LordsethonanNot really; try this test. Fire at a wall on full auto, full clip, then try it aiming down the sights, and then crouching both ways. It's a minimal improvement; tough it's there. At 20+ meters firing "from the hip" is a waste of bullets in both stances, standing and crouching.
I mean standing versus crouching when scoped.
I guess I'll have to test it myselfComment
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Quick answer then; yes it helps, but not as much as in 2142. It changes by weapon too anyways, so what works with some don't work with others.Originally posted by jake_I wasn't questioning whether you should fire from the hip or not. I'm not an idiot.
I mean standing versus crouching when scoped.
I guess I'll have to test it myself
At any rate, then yes, best firing mode is crouching and aiming down the sights if static, if moving its best to fire standing aiming down the sights; for some reason you get more deviation if you crouch and move, but less spread than if you walk aiming down the sights, where you get more spread and less deviation.
Still; try it with different weapons, they do have a very different feel.Comment
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This is from one of the guys that extraced weapon data from the game files: http://denkirson.xanga.com/722757523/bad-company-2/Crouching does not benefit any weapons' accuracy except for LMGs in which hip spread barely improves.Comment
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Thanks Vreki. That's what I was looking for.Originally posted by VrekiThis is from one of the guys that extraced weapon data from the game files: http://denkirson.xanga.com/722757523/bad-company-2/
I'd rep you, but I already have too recently. :)Comment
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Demize99 is the weapon guy at DICE
@tigerkal @l_twin base accuracy is not increased. But you are a smaller target and fire tighter bursts.
@Demize99 @L_Twin According to this http://denkirson.xanga.com/722757523/bad-company-2/ crouching does not grant increased accuracy. True?Comment
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Less deviation per shot, I'd imagine. First shot when crouching or standing is the same, but after that the deviation increases per shot so it probably increases less when you're crouching than when you're standing.Comment
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This is what I gathered from that.Originally posted by WolfAlmightyLess deviation per shot, I'd imagine. First shot when crouching or standing is the same, but after that the deviation increases per shot so it probably increases less when you're crouching than when you're standing.Comment
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It's not different by much if you fire full auto, but you can double tap or single tap, and there are several single fire weapons aside from pistols you can use.Originally posted by Rambodoes not seem to be any different for me(crouch or standing) but i always shoot from crouch or PRONE! anyway(lets face it the hardcore has been consozied eg. no single shot modes ect.).By the way thats not a whinge its just a fact:wee:
That's why I told Jake to go test it, it's very different for every weapon; since some weapons kick upwards, some sideways, and the spread have different patterns that that table doesn't show; for example, even tough its short burst, the AN94 has sway to the right, and then to the left if you leave the mouse still; you need to learn this patterns in recoil before you go running around. The M60 is "overpowered" because it has a very easy to compensate for recoil.Comment

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