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GalacticDefender wrote:Magazines are always instantly reload themselves when you press the reload button, and they are always full until you start running out of ammo.


(WTF, seriously, there is not one game out there that is realistic when it comes to this. Your mags should be half full (depending on how much of one you use) after you have to use them again after pressing reload, or the game should actually show you putting bullets in a magazine to fill it up.

There are actually many games that are realistic in this regard. However, when you in these games, you put the half full mag in your bag and swap in a full mag. once you run out of full mags and keep reloading, you will start swapping in the partial mags from earlier.

-That danger music is bad
-That real life has no danger music
-That a hissing indicates an imminent explosion

No matter how bad the wound is, drinking water/colored kool-aid can heal it, no questions asked.



Sadly, IRL games make people think they are uber snipers and can duel wield pistols with amazing accuracy.

KingCracker wrote:No matter how bad the wound is, drinking water/colored kool-aid can heal it, no questions asked.



Sadly, IRL games make people think they are uber snipers and can duel wield pistols with amazing accuracy.

Amazing Accuracy.

Bashing items with a hammer repairs them

Walking through fire cant kill you.

Walking no where near fire can kill you.

Being shot through 16 houses can kill you.

Shotguns can kill you at a range sniper rifles should be fired.

Everybody has hidden skills.

Hitting something in the head with a big ass sword, which goes through the head, doesnt kill it.

Dont stand near red barrels.

Rocks can be camped inside.

Dont go into an elevator/lift with your friends, you will fall through the floor and die.

Hissing leads to explosions.

Oh yea best imo, your princess is always in another castle.

Battle Brother Lucifer wrote:

GalacticDefender wrote:Magazines are always instantly reload themselves when you press the reload button, and they are always full until you start running out of ammo.


(WTF, seriously, there is not one game out there that is realistic when it comes to this. Your mags should be half full (depending on how much of one you use) after you have to use them again after pressing reload, or the game should actually show you putting bullets in a magazine to fill it up.

Rainbow 6: 3
You have a set number of mags, not bullets. Every time you reload, it cycles to a different mag, keeping the bullet count for each mag as it was.
It was annoying as hell having all mags with 10 or so rounds...

Yeah, but at least it sounds realistic. More games should be like this.


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johnscott10 wrote:



Being shot through 16 houses can kill you.

Was this a reference to the rail rifle from Red Faction?

Oh yeah, and how can a shotgun kill you at a sniper rifle's range? Every game I've ever played (except for Borderlands), shotguns go about 6 feet.

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Bloody screens are so real.

johnscott10 wrote:
Being shot through 16 houses can kill you.

Was this a reference to the rail rifle from Red Faction?

Oh yeah, and how can a shotgun kill you at a sniper rifle's range? Every game I've ever played (except for Borderlands), shotguns go about 6 feet.

Well the both of them were slight exagerations of Black Ops where yous behind a house or something but still die and you get 1 shot killed even when a shotgun isnt anywhere near you.

-Being sniped in the foot is a killshot

Every game I've ever played (except for Borderlands), shotguns go about 6 feet.

Halo: Combat Evolved. Super-long-range-killy-shotgun-of-DOOM!

Not to mention the pistol aka mini-sniper rifle.

Same with TF2. Ive been crit by a shotgun from WAY over on the other side of a board, and either died/almost died. Sorry, but not only will scatter shot NOT travel that far, it sure as hell wont blow a limb off if it got there

KingCracker wrote:Same with TF2. Ive been crit by a shotgun from WAY over on the other side of a board, and either died/almost died. Sorry, but not only will scatter shot NOT travel that far, it sure as hell wont blow a limb off if it got there

TF2 isn't meant to be taken seriously anyway

Besides, Crits remove falloff, meaning that a Crit anything does the same amount of damage halfway across the map as it does right next to you.






You can fall of buildings and not die. (On Topic, again)

You can see lasers.

- Bad guys will flash red when theyre about to die

Big things can't be killed unless you first hurt the glowy bits.

Artillery can only fire for about 100 meters, unless their not in the same country.

Tanks can fire for only 50 meters.

Flamethrowers are the best weapons to utterly destroy a building, no matter what it's made of.

Nukes have a 50 meter blast radius.

you can hotwire a car in 10 seconds.
you can carry 20 different guns at once.

When in doubt, charge in blindly.

Equipment can be repaired instantly

beware of nerdy scientists with ginger beards.

- never trust the bunny!
- If your evil, practice your laugh
- you don't need a drivers permit
- stealing is better than paying
- Girls always try to wear as few clothes as possible

A crippled limb can be healed by a bag.

EagleArk wrote:A crippled limb can be healed by a bag.

We should probably tell all the people in the paralympics this.

corpsesarefun wrote:

EagleArk wrote:A crippled limb can be healed by a bag.

We should probably tell all the people in the paralympics this.

I lol'd.

Good one sir

(does this make me a bad man?)

johnscott10 wrote:

johnscott10 wrote:
Being shot through 16 houses can kill you.

Was this a reference to the rail rifle from Red Faction?

Oh yeah, and how can a shotgun kill you at a sniper rifle's range? Every game I've ever played (except for Borderlands), shotguns go about 6 feet.

Well the both of them were slight exagerations of Black Ops where yous behind a house or something but still die and you get 1 shot killed even when a shotgun isnt anywhere near you.

Another reason to stick to Halo Reach.


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Avatar 720 wrote:

Every game I've ever played (except for Borderlands), shotguns go about 6 feet.

Halo: Combat Evolved. Super-long-range-killy-shotgun-of-DOOM!

It wasn't all that long range. The range was actually quite realistic, unlike in the other Halo games where shotguns go 4 feet.

Slarg232 wrote:

KingCracker wrote:Same with TF2. Ive been crit by a shotgun from WAY over on the other side of a board, and either died/almost died. Sorry, but not only will scatter shot NOT travel that far, it sure as hell wont blow a limb off if it got there

TF2 isn't meant to be taken seriously anyway

Besides, Crits remove falloff, meaning that a Crit anything does the same amount of damage halfway across the map as it does right next to you.






You can fall of buildings and not die. (On Topic, again)

Oh Im sorry, my input using TF2 is invalid in a thread such as this, simply because TF2 isnt suppose to be serious. Just adding to the other post about shotguns being terrible compared to IRL, therefore is a valid point.


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I dont know how far the shotguns go in the game your talking about, but they really have a surprising short range, specially if its scatter shot.

I learned to drive.
I also learned how to fight and also learned how to perform tactics.

Break the law and there is guaranteed to be a cop with a shotgun behind you.

halonachos wrote:Break the law and there is guaranteed to be a cop with a shotgun behind you.

also that not even spike strips can stop me if you give me a controller and a car.

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