This has happend to about all players,
You shoot someone in the head but they shoot you first but only you die and they take no damage
I think both people should die, much more fair.
ChaosTLW wrote:No, if you wasnt fast enough to shoot him first,then you deserve to die.
Diggy wrote:lemme explain (with hypothitical theories). so, AoS probably uses something called hitmarkers. this means that instead of firing an interceptable projectile, it puts a damage mark on whatever is in the cross-hair (with some delay over distance). this means that if the enemy fires their gun first, and you fire your gun while the bullet appears to be in midair, they will kill you and they will live. in order to fix this, AoS would need to turn bullets into projectiles, which i'm not sure is possible for this game. but yes, it would be good
kmaj wrote:ChaosTLW wrote:No, if you wasnt fast enough to shoot him first,then you deserve to die.
This.
ChaosTLW wrote:No, if you wasnt fast enough to shoot him first,then you deserve to die.
eldestructo wrote:ChaosTLW wrote:No, if you wasnt fast enough to shoot him first,then you deserve to die.
Yes, if you weren't fast enough to shoot the other guy before he also shot at you, then you deserve to die.
My extension of your logic is flawless.
kmaj wrote:eldestructo wrote:ChaosTLW wrote:No, if you wasnt fast enough to shoot him first,then you deserve to die.
Yes, if you weren't fast enough to shoot the other guy before he also shot at you, then you deserve to die.
My extension of your logic is flawless.
Then? You said the same thing.
eldestructo wrote:You're kidding, right? Do I really have to explain this?
He says if you aren't fast enough to get a shot in first, even if you shoot before you are actually killed, then you 'deserve to die'. Which is sort of redundant, since you'd be dead ANYWAY, really it's about whether or not your bullet magically disappears.
I countered by saying that if HE isn't fast enough to kill ME before I shoot at HIM as well then HE deserves to die as well, rather than get a get-out-of-jail-free card.
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