The Conspiracy
The story of Todd Matthews, who on one fateful day saves the lives of an entire bankfull of people...
As news of this event spreads, people become interested in Todd, people who want to use his talents in a goverment plot... a plot as old as the videogame itself...
Think 'Metal Gear Solid' meets 'Bourne Identity/Supremecy/Ultimatum' meets 'A History of Violence' with a bit of a Timmi Twist... and fur...
Updates 12:00 Central African Time Wednesday and Saturday... without fail... if it's not updating, the Goverment has caught up with me and I'm dead...
G.I.U.L.I.O. 02 Apr 2008 06:04 am
I think that BF1942 had realistic aiming complexity, in which the farther the target is, the easier that the bullet would go astray due to winds.That's the only game I know with aiming mechanics like that.
timmiboi 02 Apr 2008 10:56 am
there was a game a while back i really wanted for PS2, but i forget what its called...its a third person shooter as a russian sniper in WWII, and you gotta compensate for wind and gravity... looked bloody awesome
stuff-the-comic 02 Apr 2008 05:02 pm
BOOM HEADSHOT
FJewel 03 Apr 2008 09:14 am
There was a game I played where one of the acheivements was to snipe someone in one go...Had to avoid the helicopter, watch a flag for wind movement, judge everything - oh, and the damned person wouldn't keep still
Honestly can't remember what it was, but it was a "recent" military game, so not WWII or anything
timmiboi 03 Apr 2008 09:40 am
although the Metal Gear series had the awesome feature of using Diazapam to steady the shaking... looking through a scope shows just how much you move compared to without one!it was stil very point and shoot!
FJewel 05 Apr 2008 11:54 am
Umm... Appropriate picture for usage of spoiler space:http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v215/lupus2003/Spoiler.jpg
I was gonna post it, but it'll probably murder the page :P
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timmiboi 04 Jan 2008 04:25 am
For those of you who aren't gun-nuts as i am: real world snipers need to undertake complex calculations involving distance to target, drop due to gravity and wind to garantee a first shot hit... most snipers wouldn't get the chance for a second shot...therefore the videogame trick of where the crosshair points is where the bullet lands is false, unless you have this puppy! i should patent it...