aussie elf
Jan 13 2006, 06:57 PM
do weapons with rigid stocks count that towards there recoil compensation?
just wondering thanks in advance.
ogbendog
Jan 13 2006, 07:03 PM
any build into recoil comp is listed in the wpn table. which basically means no.
but for $50 you can get a shockpad
Backgammon
Jan 13 2006, 08:51 PM
| QUOTE (ogbendog) |
any build into recoil comp is listed in the wpn table. which basically means no.
but for $50 you can get a shockpad |
That's not really true.
In the weapon description for SMGs, it will specify if there is a detachable, retracting, folding or rigid stock (or none at all). These stocks, when in use, provide 1 pt of recoil.
Assault Rifles and up DO NOT get 1 point of recoil from their stocks, since it's understood you always use the stock cause otherwise you're being silly. BUT, you can stick a Shock Pad on these weapons.
You CAN'T stick a Shock Pad on weapons that have a stock other than solid (so SMGs can't usually benefit from one)
Hope that's clear.
aussie elf
Jan 13 2006, 08:52 PM
thanks, now to spend my money a little wiser