Developer Blog 22 - In-game Teaser

[Mark]

Looking mighty fine!

[munky-wunky]

What animation?

now that is awesome 

nice reload time! and with lots of animation

[kpetschulat]

Personally, I feel the animation is way too fast. I'm not saying make it a full 30+ seconds, but I think at least 20 seconds should do it. That was 13 seconds, way too fast. Rifles didn't even reload that fast.

[zac]

Well i can load my Flintlock in under 10 seconds so, seems realistic of a trained soldier

[MackCW]

Personally, I feel the animation is way too fast. I'm not saying make it a full 30+ seconds, but I think at least 20 seconds should do it. That was 13 seconds, way too fast. Rifles didn't even reload that fast.

In terms of gameplay I think it's perfect, especially with as much terrain as we're going to have.

[ClearlyInvsible]

Personally, I feel the animation is way too fast. I'm not saying make it a full 30+ seconds, but I think at least 20 seconds should do it. That was 13 seconds, way too fast. Rifles didn't even reload that fast.

Really? I can reload a Minie Musket in about 15 seconds, fast time was 12.72 I think

[munky-wunky]

Personally, I feel the animation is way too fast. I'm not saying make it a full 30+ seconds, but I think at least 20 seconds should do it. That was 13 seconds, way too fast. Rifles didn't even reload that fast.

Really? I can reload a Minie Musket in about 15 seconds, fast time was 12.72 I think

proof or lie

also blanks don't count

[Millander]

Personally, I feel the animation is way too fast. I'm not saying make it a full 30+ seconds, but I think at least 20 seconds should do it. That was 13 seconds, way too fast. Rifles didn't even reload that fast.

Really? I can reload a Minie Musket in about 15 seconds, fast time was 12.72 I think

Now do that under fire. I read a pretty in deph book talking about the rifles musket in civil war combat and it said on average a soldier fired a shot every minute in battle. Fear fatigue and distractions could be the cause of this but the main cause would likelly be atributed to terror and stress. For gameplay this wouldnt be practical of course.


I know while I was reenacting at Gettysburg I fired extremely slower that my normal events due to stress (in a good way), taking everything in, distractions and listening to orders.

[ClearlyInvsible]

Well, yeah, the environment defiantly has a factor on your ability to do quick motions, I won't deny that. When I timed myself I was on a quiet shooting range in Boston (Well, Sudbury) in the fall. While someone is yelling at me and I see other people firing, there's going to be some variables thrown in there.

I also did cheat a bit, I kept my rod on my belt and pre-tore the cartridge. I'd say in battle I'd have a 20 second speed.

[George385]

Well, yeah, the environment defiantly has a factor on your ability to do quick motions, I won't deny that. When I timed myself I was on a quiet shooting range in Boston (Well, Sudbury) in the fall. While someone is yelling at me and I see other people firing, there's going to be some variables thrown in there.

I also did cheat a bit, I kept my rod on my belt and pre-tore the cartridge. I'd say in battle I'd have a 20 second speed.

there ya go.

[ClearlyInvsible]

Well, yeah, the environment defiantly has a factor on your ability to do quick motions, I won't deny that. When I timed myself I was on a quiet shooting range in Boston (Well, Sudbury) in the fall. While someone is yelling at me and I see other people firing, there's going to be some variables thrown in there.

I also did cheat a bit, I kept my rod on my belt and pre-tore the cartridge. I'd say in battle I'd have a 20 second speed.

there ya go.

It's a tooth thing, I got permanent braces in the back of my top and bottom front row and the paper gets stuck there sometimes. The rod thing I do in batte for sake of preference, I only keep it in the proper area when marching.

[George385]

Well, yeah, the environment defiantly has a factor on your ability to do quick motions, I won't deny that. When I timed myself I was on a quiet shooting range in Boston (Well, Sudbury) in the fall. While someone is yelling at me and I see other people firing, there's going to be some variables thrown in there.

I also did cheat a bit, I kept my rod on my belt and pre-tore the cartridge. I'd say in battle I'd have a 20 second speed.

there ya go.

It's a tooth thing, I got permanent braces in the back of my top and bottom front row and the paper gets stuck there sometimes. The rod thing I do in batte for sake of preference, I only keep it in the proper area when marching.

FAAAARRRBB. they didnt have braces back then although i think that they did have leg braces...

seriously though, the rod thing is historically incorrect too afaik

[zac]

Now now chaps, go Home ,

Spoiler

https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?board=32.0

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[munky-wunky]

Now now chaps, go Home ,

Spoiler

https://www.fsegames.eu/forum/index.php?board=32.0

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we may be stuffed on funnel cakes and not willing to move.


Can someone pull  us back to "historical reenactment"

[zac]

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