The fact that there is no ADS in CS:GO is exactly the reason that I (and a number of people I know) do not play it. BUT- if they are making it an FPS like BF3, then not including ADS will ruin the game for a ton of people.
Have you ever tried hip-firing a weapon in real life? Your aim/accuracy (aka spread) is much worse and the recoil of the weapon is higher.Īs I said above, IF it is going to be a 3rd person game like the first two- then fine, I get it, ADS doesn't work. It feels more realistic and more badass (Hip firing is NOT realistic for military professionals), and more immersive.Īt the risk of being that guy, that is exactly the point of having an ADS mechanic in any FPS.
So, honestly, I would have preferred an aesthetic choice, the ability to enable ADS in the options menu, but not have it affect accuracy in any way. But I also love several games that don't have the mechanic - including every single Half Life game, INCLUDING the new Black Mesa Source mod. It feels more realistic and more badass (Hip firing is NOT realistic for military professionals), and more immersive. There's no reason DICE simply can't change the mechanics so that hip fire is just as accurate as traditional ADS would be. However, those are 100% artificial implementations. The difference is that with MMS (Modern Military Shooters) such as BF and COD, when aiming from the hip, the game mechanics specifically and intentionally make your aim worse, recoil higher, accuracy lower, and spread more. They effectively do the same thing as ADS. Why does it need ADS just because it's an FPS?ĬounterStrike is an FPS, and it doesn't have ADS, yet shooting and aiming in CS:GO is incredibly precise and skill based. IF it's going to be FPS, then they better include ADS. If it's actually going to be 3rd person, then no direct ADS is fine but they better have some kind of aiming mechanic. I thought the whole point of this awesome new Battlefront was that it was going to be 1st person.
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