We’re not saying it turns it into a literal automatic weapon, rather an auto-clicker allows you to operate it like an automatic weapon by holding down your mouse instead of clicking in set intervals.
[quote=“Kroad;32396”]the autoclicker doesn’t make the br shoot any faster than a human would make it shoot, I can shoot it at max firerate easily enough.
To shoot at max firerate with a br16, you need to click once every 0.483 seconds, which is most definitely achieveable (not perfectly of course, but close enough that it doesn’t matter)[/quote]
Yes, it very much does. If you click, wait, click, wait, click, wait, etc etc etc, you’re not achieving it’s maximum dps. Also, you’re able to avoid accidentally clicking before the proper interval, thus making you waste time and clicking again. As for you saying that it’s close enough and doesn’t matter, it matters when you achieve it’s maximum dps potential by unnatural means and avoid any mistakes from clicking too soon or too early.
You can’t circumvent it, you can just use it to it’s max potential, with unhuman consistency.
[quote=“Kroad;32396”]the autoclicker doesn’t make the br shoot any faster than a human would make it shoot, I can shoot it at max firerate easily enough.
To shoot at max firerate with a br16, you need to click once every 0.483 seconds, which is most definitely achieveable (not perfectly of course, but close enough that it doesn’t matter)[/quote]
It’s definitely possible to click that fast, the problem is if you click every 0.482 or under you add a massive wait time before the next shot. Which happens fairly frequently, if it doesn’t you’re consistently firing too late.[/quote]
Correct. They are under the impression that we are trying to declare that the weapon actually fires faster than it can, but as you’ve explained, it’s being able to fire the weapon at its maximum potential without human error, thus achieving its maximum firerate. In other words, it’s not about the weapon firing faster, rather the human behind it firing faster.
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