Jan 21, 2009, 03:57 PM
I played CSS for a few hours and everybody started preaching to me about how much more realistic it was because the weapons did lawlhueg damage compared to TF2.
So why haven't they made a game with realistic human anatomy mapped out inside of the people for realism? I mean, you could have them slowly bleed to death when hit in the stomach, instant kills for the lungs, heart and brain, no instant kills unless the bullet actually hits the brain, mapped out arteries for bleeding out (aim degradation for blood loss.)
You could easily make it more fun to play online with some realistically tuned RPG elements, like your weapons get more accurate as you use them (instead of the general realistic EVERY GUN SPRAYS EVERYWHERE NOTHING IS ACCURATE bull like DOD)
Up to now, the most realism I have seen was a separate hitbox for the arms, legs, torso and head and the weapons killing you in two-three shots.
Also, kevlar will be useful because even though you take damage through it, it will protect your vital organs...
So why haven't they made a game with realistic human anatomy mapped out inside of the people for realism? I mean, you could have them slowly bleed to death when hit in the stomach, instant kills for the lungs, heart and brain, no instant kills unless the bullet actually hits the brain, mapped out arteries for bleeding out (aim degradation for blood loss.)
You could easily make it more fun to play online with some realistically tuned RPG elements, like your weapons get more accurate as you use them (instead of the general realistic EVERY GUN SPRAYS EVERYWHERE NOTHING IS ACCURATE bull like DOD)
Up to now, the most realism I have seen was a separate hitbox for the arms, legs, torso and head and the weapons killing you in two-three shots.
Also, kevlar will be useful because even though you take damage through it, it will protect your vital organs...
/sarcasm