Why isn't ricochet incorporated into gameplay these days.

[BioSnark]

I would like to know which games make use of actually traveling projectiles with ballistic curves and stuff like that (as the article mentions no names).

Probably most realistic ones? Probably most of these. I remember Delta Force 2 had gravity, wind and bullet speed to contend with.

shock rifle (primary fire), minigun, sniper rifle and lightning gun in Unreal Tournament

At least in UT2k4, I believe those were actually fast projectile weapons.

[DoubleDigit]

[QUOTE=Apples;206926]Or it makes a wallhack even more powerfull, plus ppl will hackusate every second with that feature…

Peace[/QUOTE]

Or it makes spotting a hacker much easier.

[tokamak]

[QUOTE=Apples;206926]Or it makes a wallhack even more powerfull, plus ppl will hackusate every second with that feature…

Peace[/QUOTE]

You can use the argument “but people will find a hack for that” for literary any feature in the game.

[Florisjuh]

Shooting through walls is pretty fun actually, it requires you to anticipate players while you can’t see them.

Until you play Counter-Strike in which good players just wallbang all the standard spots.

[tokamak]

Until you play Counter-Strike in which good players just wallbang all the standard spots.

Anticipation indeed. I don’t see what’s not fun about that.

[Stroggafier]

only if they make a really cool movie sounds like yeowww-zing-ping-buda-bing :rolleyes:

[krjcook]

i think Halo 3 had ricochet.