M4c accuracy and recoil

RoddyBuckets · June 2010

The m4c supposedly has more accuracy and more recoil then the other m4s but how can a gun have more accuracy and more recoil? I think I'm confused about what accuracy and recoil are. What's accuracy? What's recoil?

hackbuster · June 2010

Is your name spelled 'G- O- D'? who cares you 'suppose'?

RoddyBuckets wrote: »

The m4c supposedly has

theHI · June 2010

http://www.google.ca

CF_Jamil · June 2010

Accuracy: AIM! stupid
Recoil: WHEN THE DAMN GUN JOLTS IN YOUR FACE!(how heavy you shake your gun)-ehhehe

newb.

RoddyBuckets · June 2010

hackbuster wrote: »

Is your name spelled 'G- O- D'? who cares you 'suppose'?

What are you trying to say? I've never used the m4 c before so this is just what I have heard from other players.

RELAXY · June 2010

hackbuster wrote: »

Is your name spelled 'G- O- D'? who cares you 'suppose'?

This kind of post is an indication that you should probably leave the house and socialize.

L0LSmilyFace · June 2010

I actually think the recoil is pretty low(kickback). The accuracy is really high(aim/precision/how many times it hits where you want it to hit). Out of the scope the first 5-6 shots go straight. In scope 7-8 go straight. It's pretty epic :cool:

RoddyBuckets · June 2010

***Jamil*** wrote: »

Accuracy: AIM! stupid
Recoil: WHEN THE DAMN GUN JOLTS IN YOUR FACE!(how heavy you shake your gun)-ehhehe

newb.

Well for every rifle the first bullet goes right where you want it and then the bullets start to go off course so how can you tell which guns have better accuracy then other guns? How does the M4c have better accuracy then the other m4s? How does the m4c aim better then other m4s?

Lumic · June 2010

Accuracy? Honestly, who thought of using this as a measure? Any weapon ingame will shoot the bullet dead-on (stationary position, first bullet). Big recoil will make the following bullets "more inaccurate", and that's covered by "recoil" anyway. If you're talking about how straight the following shots are (i.e. screw recoil), you're testing for spread. Only thing to test is run 'n' gun ability, and that's hard (and I would categorise under "stability" anyway).

Recoil. Spray at a wall. Notice how the bullets after your first go higher, even though your crosshair didn't move? That's recoil - the vertical movement of your bullet spray. Spread is the horizontal.