8: A bullet left in the chamber is not accounted for. Let's say you have a full clip of 30 bullets, but none in the chamber. So you retract the bolt and you load one into the chamber. There's now 29 rounds in the mag. You fire 26 rounds and discard the mag (which only has 3 rounds left) onto the floor. But remember, since you did not fire the gun dry, there's one left in the chamber. So you grab a fresh mag and you load it in. In real life, you now have 31 bullets ready to fire. In Counter Strike: Source though; you only have 30, because it does not account for the one in the chamber. The same holds true for pistols. Only one bullet doesn't seem like much of a loss for an assault rifle, right? Correct, but let's take a look at the Desert Eagle. It has the least amount of rounds of any gun in Counter Strike: Source, it has only 7 rounds. If you shoot 5 rounds and discard the clip (which has only 2 rounds left) and you load in a fresh one, in real life you would have 8 rounds total now. In Counter Strike: Source... you still have 7. 1 round may not mean much for an Ak-47 which has 30 rounds, but for a gun like the Desert Eagle which has a mere 7, one extra round can mean the difference between life and death.
Aelius28
This has to be one of the stupidest reasons i've ever seen anyone give for not liking games. Who gives a damn? It is a game. It would be impossible for the developers to make games EXACTLY the same as real life. Thats one of the things that sets games apart from real life. If you are moaning about something as feeble as this then you have no hope for pretty much every game ever made
yer, i know i made another one although it didnt appear! Not for me at least. Sorry about the second one, but anyway, can someone please answer my question rather than having a go at me. Besides, the game i am looking at is CS:S
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