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8/8/2015 12:39:46 AM
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You answer your own statement in your post. Not all guns have 100% stability. In real life I would assume the first shot would be more accurate then rapid fire on semi-auto.
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In real life your bullets don't go in random directions if your sights are dead on.
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Scouts seem pretty damn accurate to me. User error maybe
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It's not user error. You can aim a scout rifle right at their head and not get headshot damage if you're shooting too fast. I had a shadow nx01 or whatever it was called and decided to roll it to full auto and try it out. After the initial shot everything counted as a bodyshot.
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Edited by Swift029: 8/8/2015 1:26:05 AMNo other primary weapon has this issue. How can you aim properly when shots don't sync with the sight.
