[QUOTE="s_emi_xxxxx"]It'll be stupid if you choose anyone of these games.. none of them have realistic feel.. their gunplay isn't authentic at all.
Stalker may be the only one close to realistic shooting experience.. but it sure has some dumb accuracy problems. COD isn't realistic.. weapons feel acurate when you zoom in.. while shooting with a crosshair makes them almost completely in accurate. Funny thing is you even included Far Cry in most realistic gunplay... It only has a difficulty of Realistic Gameplay... Gunplay is different & not realistic at all.
Here is a list where you can find most realistic shooting experience. (in order)
Crysis -> Most authentic gunplay i ve seen so far.
Ghost Recon Advanced Warfigher Series
STALKER Pretty close to hardcore realism.. but frustrating sometimes.
Battlefield 2
then Call of Duty.
Did i forget any shooter ? :o
stevew84
how can you say that crisis is the most realistic? im thinking about the game and you can just hold down the fire button and the gun wont even jerk, when you shoot a shotgun in real life you better believe your not gonna be able to unload 5 or 6 shells without having to put it down for a minute to recoupe. try to unload a full clip with an assault rife, you will be sore from vibration alone and good luck keeping it as steady as the main character does.
as for stalker's inaccuracy....i know what your talking about, but its only inaccurate at a distance, and you gotta think the dev's took into consideration the quality of the guns due to the harsh area they're found in. you really expect a gun to be cleaned by some thief the same way its cleaned by an advanced soldier like in crysis? i believe the stalker dev's made the guns like this to highten the overall experience. you arent magically able to be a sharpshooter in that game which is why i like the feel of the gunplay.
look at halflife, almost no recoil for any weapon, with such advanced physics as that game had, you think they could have thrown a lil of that into the gunplay.
not just shotgun.. Anyone who never used any weapon in real life will have trouble when he does use them the first the time. Meaning Experience matters here. All Soldiers on the battlefield are trained first.. Not thrown into the battle with shotguns in their hands...
Im not talking about how it feels when you shoot a shotgun the first time... i meant how close can you get to reality in a videogame... when you just wanna see how it'd feel to hold a weapon when you have good experience in shooting & test it's accuracy at certain distances. It's pretty close to realism in Crysis with proper reasonable recoil & proper accuracy. Not BUGGY like Stalker... Stalker has many issues... one of them is Hit Detection at times. I really love that game.. but that's one of it's cons.
We play as a supersolider in Crysis but doesn't change much in Gunplay unless you're using the Strenght mode of your nanosuit power. Even a game like COD4 which is set in Modern world has very less recoil with it's most weapons.. Very very less i guess. Shotgun even has a higher rate of fire than what we have in Crysis... altho we just play as a fully trained normal Soldier. We gain experience later in the game which really helps us play better... So Experience is what really matters... in videogames too.
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