We are going nicely off topic here again, but falling damage can't be activated currently due to 1) climbing ladders down is buggy as hell, you end up inside the wall sometimes, 2) AI would need quite much tweaking to make them avoid falling better and look for ladders when considering getting on a lower platform. If these would be working better, it could be enabled.

Greedily rubbing my hands together as I type this:

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Just bumping this up a bit: beta 0.72 will have a spread_range keyword for each weapon specification. If not explicitly defined, the value is 0.2. Set the value too big and you see the guys firing behind their backs once the weapon/stance inaccuracies kick in. I hope it helps the modding one step forward!

0.72 should be out tomorrow or Friday, it's already waiting to be authorized at Desura.

How did I not see this post? I need to get back into modding, shame I'm a bit busy nowadays. (One could probably tell this from my AFK-ness on the chat room )

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That's a good suggestion OzyThesage

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A clever way to do this mechanic would be to force the camera in the direction of the person getting shot.
It would be an aid as well as a hindrance.

The idea being, when you get shot you kinda instantly look / lean towards the direction of the sound.

This way, if a single sniper attempts to shoot at you, your viewpoint would spring towards the sniper's position.

This would cause tunnel vision and draw that persons attention onto you to allow for you to sneak around that person.
You could also, attack from two different locations causing havok for the person who is under fire.

As a balancing mechanic, bigger weapon draw the camera more, things like MP5 do almost nothing where as the sniper would do a larger amount.

The MP5 wouldn't do anything unless you hit someone because it has a silencer