ok so check it out. i understand that when are grenade or big shells exploding around you might throw you off a little, you know when you get kinda woosy feeling in the game and it kinda has to fade away?? you know what i'm talking about.. any ways, i was wondering if there was a way to either turn that off or if there was a mod that could stop the effect form happeneing or if there is a way for a quicker recovery from the "dizzyness". let me know what's up, kinda new to this.. thanks
Any one else feel that?
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kamandor
Re: Any one else feel that?
No, no, and no. It's built into the game. I'm sure some mod could get rid of it, but why? It's realistic. If a shell of any sort exploded semi-close to you I don't think you'd have perfect vision or hearing. -
gunnerone58
Re: Any one else feel that?
was just wondering kuz the effects seem to last longer than others and it gets me killed more often than i should.Comment
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mlkmnz
Re: Any one else feel that?
Longer than others? How can you tell?Originally posted by gunnerone58was just wondering kuz the effects seem to last longer than others and it gets me killed more often than i should.
Look its part of the game. In real life if an artillery round landed 10 metres from you, you'd be dead. Either that or you'd **** your pants and head for the hills, but that would be too hard to code :PComment
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Re: Any one else feel that?
hmm well on my old comp it was really annoying, but on this one I have 2 gigs of ram and an Nvidia 6800 with settings on high, and it doesn't really seem to slow me down at all now.Comment
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Ind1go
Re: Any one else feel that?
why do people even bother to give posts like this any attention at all? I know my reply is beautifully ironic, but if we want to get rid of inane rants or chats about stupid stuff we shouldn't even bother to reply.Comment
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Sevigon
Re: Any one else feel that?
It's shell-shock. You need it to survive.
Play the game more, you'll get used to it.Comment
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3Libras
Re: Any one else feel that?
Bored, too lazy to read up all the posts in popular threads and thus I'm ignorant if I post in them. I prey on posts with 0-5 replies. Sorry to keep haunting you with updated, useless posts.Originally posted by Ind1gowhy do people even bother to give posts like this any attention at all? I know my reply is beautifully ironic, but if we want to get rid of inane rants or chats about stupid stuff we shouldn't even bother to reply.Comment
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AsclepiusZ
Re: Any one else feel that?
if we dont notice them they dont exist :)Originally posted by Ind1gowhy do people even bother to give posts like this any attention at all? I know my reply is beautifully ironic, but if we want to get rid of inane rants or chats about stupid stuff we shouldn't even bother to reply.Comment
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BeerStein
Re: Any one else feel that?
Getting rid of this effect would be considered a hack in the eyes of most - especially Dice and EA.
To me it would be the same as being able to see through walls, etc. - No need to flame this statement - it was just a broad generalization to help emphasize a point.Comment
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artnez.com
Re: Any one else feel that?
Agreed.Originally posted by BeerSteinGetting rid of this effect would be considered a hack in the eyes of most - especially Dice and EA.
To me it would be the same as being able to see through walls, etc. - No need to flame this statement - it was just a broad generalization to help emphasize a point.
Only problem is, I guess my computer is anti-bf2. Most of the problems experienced by many .. I have experienced too. One such problem is, every once in a while, when I load up on a server ... the shell shock effect will cause my game to slow down to about 4 FPS. As soon as the shell shock effect wears off, I'm back at 50 FPS. It doesnt happen often, but it happens.
So maybe DICE should try fixing their buggy game first. I wouldn't be surprised if a hack like that surfaced.. and I wont blame the hackers.
And before you start blaming it on my computer, know that I'm in the 'computer' profession so I spend alot of my time in front of these things :]Comment
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jpardo
Re: Any one else feel that?
Originally posted by 3LibrasBored, too lazy to read up all the posts in popular threads and thus I'm ignorant if I post in them. I prey on posts with 0-5 replies. Sorry to keep haunting you with updated, useless posts.
at least the poster is honest...Comment
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Auto-ER-
Re: Any one else feel that?
But, it is your computer. My FPS drop to about 50 during shellshock. If you're in the "computer proffession" you should know this in not a bug, but instead your systems inability to process the info fast enough.Originally posted by artnez.com... the shell shock effect will cause my game to slow down to about 4 FPS. As soon as the shell shock effect wears off, I'm back at 50 FPS. It doesnt happen often, but it happens.
So maybe DICE should try fixing their buggy game first. I wouldn't be surprised if a hack like that surfaced.. and I wont blame the hackers.
And before you start blaming it on my computer, know that I'm in the 'computer' profession so I spend alot of my time in front of these things :]Comment
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SaladFork
Re: Any one else feel that?
If Shell Shock is hurting your computer so badly, drop down your Effects level in the Video settings.
Those settings are there for a reason...
~SaladComment
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