From the playground to Uplay, one persistent downside of simulated cartoon violence is baddies refusing to fall down useless regardless of how precisely you shout “Bang bang!” at them. Video video games can mediate these negotiations of “I got you!” “Nuh uh you didn’t!” however lag and glitches typically imply it’s nonetheless slightly fuzzy. Tom Clancy’s Rainbow Six Siege intends to take away one in all its little useless/notdead quirks by fixing weapon sight alignment points inside its recoil system that imply gamers can typically miss targets even when the crosshair is correct over a face – or hit when it isn’t.
“Our recoil system currently has a flaw, primarily affecting fully automatic weapons, that occasionally causes bullets to diverge from where the reticle is pointing,” Ubisoft mentioned in yesterday’s blog post. So they’re fixing it. “The goal is to offer a clean, tight shooting system that does not cheat players out of a great show of skill, or on the contrary, register a headshot when the player is aiming at the torso.”
Ubisoft trialled a possible solution on the check server final yr, which didn’t make it to the primary sport, however now they assume they’ve actually cracked it. They go on to clarify that their answer meant they needed to re-make all recoils below the brand new system, which they’ve spent a very long time getting proper.
“With this new direction, we have made an effort to ensure that each weapon feels as close to the original recoil as possible. We have worked hard at trying to match the unique shooting feel of Siege by firing tens of thousands of bullets and switching back and forth between the two systems, alternating between the two and iterating to bring the new recoils closer to their live counterpart.”
The check server will open with the brand new recoil system right this moment, along with some nerfs to Lion’s scan.
Here, this video exhibits the earlier than/after of bang bang:
