Phfor 11:45, Octo(UTC) The difference with this perk and without is very obvious on the 360 when using pistols at extreme ranges outside of vats, so it is useful to long-range styles of play despite what you may think. If you're able to look at your monitor and tell for a fact that your crosshair was aimed perfectly but your shot still missed by less then two hundredths of a degree, and no more then that, as that's all the perk benefits snipers, let me know. Mictlantecuhtli 11:06, Octo(UTC) I just cleaned the article up. Phfor 11:00, Octo(UTC) What? Your comments make little sense, more accuracy can never hurt and 0 accuracy on a gun would mean it misses 100% of the time.
With max gun skill several guns have 0 accuracy all on their own, meaning this perk only screws you over. It's a fact though, this perk only hurts in the endgame. i personally paired it with built to destroy for a long range shooter type. if i dont mind a slower rate of fire and less vats shots then its not an annoyance to me.Īnyways, this trait appears to me for the person who prefers long range shooting as accuracy even at high skill levels can be an issue at extreme ranges. i just edited the page to remove your line about the slower rate of fire and less shots being an annoyance, because thats more of a personal opinion than factual information. Health on the enemies will not be displayed due to the extreme range. Standing atop the ridge overlooking Primm (NCR side) you can just barely make out movement of NCR shapes in the distance looking down the sight of the pistol, if you crouch the sneak attack critical indicator will let you know you've hit them. The accuracy doesn't make any noticeable difference in Vats (pistols are still highly inaccurate at extreme ranges), however outside of Vats a person with good vision and experience with ironsights (in games or real life) can use the Weathered 10mm pistol as a sniper platform with this trait (the bullet deviates very little in flight). It slows down fire rate not the time to line up a shot. Thats what I got from the name of it at least. Sounds like it just means that your character takes extra time to line up his shots. So, is your fire rate slower or o bullets/bolts/beams travel slower?
I don't see how radiation can turn people into ghouls, either. Do they mean your trigger squeeze rate or the firing rate of the weapons? (I don't see how YOUR trait could effect the weapon) And how does it effect automatic weapons? RadRuler 21:54, Octo(UTC)
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