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Post by n1ckx22 on Oct 20, 2012 18:05:55 GMT -5
I used both for some time online, using an overkill class (acr/naked + g36c/naked C4, PR, Scavenger, Hardline, Marksman Specialist) and I really enjor using the g36c, The acr is easier to use, but I absolutely love how the g36c doesn't move when fired in burst's of 2. Even without kick, it feels like the 2nd shot hits the same place as the first. I also find the iron sights to be ok. Also, I'm not sure why but I like to run the G36C unsilenced.
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Post by citrus on Oct 20, 2012 18:32:01 GMT -5
If I recall:
Precision is how close the shots are to whatever bit of space you're aiming at (ie. sniper rifle).
Accuracy is how often your shots actually hit, whether they were close to your intended mark or not.
Accuracy for any one weapon varies from player to player, but precision remains the same for the most part.
On a good connection a 30 round M4A1 mag seems to empty in 2.7 seconds or something, although it's difficult to test.
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Post by n1ckx22 on Oct 20, 2012 20:10:36 GMT -5
If I recall: Precision is how close the shots are to whatever bit of space you're aiming at (ie. sniper rifle). Accuracy is how often your shots actually hit, whether they were close to your intended mark or not. Accuracy for any one weapon varies from player to player, but precision remains the same for the most part. On a good connection a 30 round M4A1 mag seems to empty in 2.7 seconds or something, although it's difficult to test. Maybe I was using the wrong terminology, but this is what I think: Precision: The predictability of the recoil and the ease of controlling it/ compensating for it. Accuracy: How many of the bullets actually hit the target. Both of these are good to have in a weapon but a precise weapon would be better than an accurate weapon in a pros hands, since they can control the recoil leading to many more bullets on target. But in the hands of an n00b, an accurate weapon would be more useful since many bullets will hit, but not as many as a controlled precise weapon. EXAMPLES: The p90 (overall) is fairly accurate, since most of the shots are on/ near the target, making most of the bullets hit but many miss. But it is hard to predict where the recoil is going to go next, and therefore harder to compensate. On the other hand, the MP9 (NOT THE MP7) is more precise, but less accurate. If you just hold down the trigger, it will miss many more bullets in general, but if you pull down the right stick, a higher % of the bullets will hit comparing to the % of bullets that hit with the uncontrolled p90. The p90 can be controlled, but is harder since the bullets go left and right the same as it goes up, whereas the mp9 will go up more than left and right. The scar-l is a more precise weapon than the acr, but the acr is more accurate. The ACR will always hit on or around the center, whereas the scar-l will go up and to the right, missing more often. The only way you can compensate with the acr is to burst, whereas with the scar-l, you can pull the right stick down and to the left. When pulling the right stick down and to the left with the scar-l, more bullets will hit than with the acr regular. I hope that made is more clear. Basically, a accurate weapon is one that will hit the target more without compensation, but is harder to manually control. A precise weapon, is one that will hit less bullets on target with little imput, but is easy to control and will hit many more bullets on target than an accurate weapon if controlled correctly.
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Post by Wonder Showzen on Oct 21, 2012 1:30:37 GMT -5
What's the difference between precision and accuracy? Like how are those terms being used? There also seems to be a third category up there, that has a few categories for recoil. Shouldn't that just be one ...'recoil'. With recoil, the ACR has less. About 25 to 30% less than the G36. So it's a winner there. But the G36 slightly makes up for that by having a higher RoF and Centerspeed. (about 10 & 20% more) So is that what the person means by 'precision'? I'm sorry I didn't elaborate. So a precise weapon is one that you can easily predict the recoil. For example, the scar-l is a pretty precise weapon, since you know that it will always kick up and to the right, making it easier to readjust. Though the ACR is pretty precise, there are a few reasons it isn't as precise as the G36C. One, if has left AND right recoil. So if you see a target at distance, you won't know whether you will have to compensate right or left. You may say you have to burst fire, but that leads into the second part of precision. The G36C burst fires MUCH better than the ACR. In bursts of two, you are very, very on target, comparing to the acr, But the ACR is more accurate. The area of it's recoil is smaller, hitting the target anyway without user imput. Both have their advantages. At mid to longish range, the acr can just hold the trigger and spray, but the g36c will never miss those bullets if you burst (and are theoretically always on target)> I am in complete agreement with the ACR/G36 comparisons and results. This sums it all up: Using the ACR, it feels like cruise-control, with no need to counter the recoil. Just put pixel on target and hold-down trigger. G36 is more accurate and predictable, per-pixel, but after a handful of bullets, you have to start adjusting your aim to counter the recoil. Side-note: G36 without Kick is very similar. Overall, I feel the G36 does get as much benefit from Kick as other guns, so if a more useful Attachment/Proficiency is desired, do so. Both are fantastically accurate guns, each offering an advantage and weakness in certain areas. On a side-note, the MP7 accuracy, predictability and recoil is similar-but-better then G36, requiring less recoil compensation.
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