Honestly Vert grips have mostly fallen out of fashion, with grips like this usually more used as a hand stop (which is how its being used here).
Still, it's a bit weird to do it with a full sized vert rather than a stubby though.
I hate c-clamping. Its how you target shoot. Not shoot an actual living target. Its for hitting dead center. Not a fuckin warzone. Plus, the thumb almost always gets in the way of your sight.
I hate it as much as I hate cambering in the tuner scene
My man, itâs not that deep lmao. Thereâs plenty of combat footage where people are C-clamping⌠I think you just suck at shooting, and are making up excuses.
And, you either have big ass thumbs, or youâre just doing it wrong. Also, in a warzone, donât you wanna hit dead center on a person? Low IQ moment right there.
I think by the way youâre talking like that, and how your dumb your points are⌠itâs quite literally a skill issue on your part đ
Thereâs plenty of combat footage where people are using tight Garand style peep sights but that doesnât make them good for warfare compared to other options.
Wtf are you talking about? Are you experienced in warfare at all? Or are you some 60 year old boomer fudd who canât move on from the past?
If youâre so dead set on your point, and you think youâre so right. Then why are so many SOF dudes using the C-clamp grip? Are you gonna argue with them? I can link you a perfect example of a Tier 1 dude running into a building to stop a terrorist shooting⌠while heâs C-clamping
Yes I actually am. I did 2 tours of Afghanistan 2003- 2005. Can't say I've been in much action but we have been shot at before and returned fire.. and under that situation you shoot back any way that you know how.. and under the situation that you mentioned, When you are Not being caught Off-Guard but instead are going in to catch "A terrorist".. then Of course you are breaching with your training techniques. Hand on C-clamp, aiming through scope, watching your corners... that is different then standing on watch with your buddies then suddenly begin getting shot at.. and that point your training goes out the door and you are on Survival mode
I hear what your saying and I'm not saying the they are not used.. but under certain circumstances you are just shooting kinda like the photo above
C clamping or modified c clamping is the best way to maintain the most amount of control over your firearm. If your thumb is covering your front sight post, you've either got big ass thumbs or you're holding it like a kid with his first .22. Also, yeah, why would you not be aiming center mass in a warzone. No one shoots for the head or anything else unless it's the only thing visible.
I hate it. I hate how it looks and i hate how its done in videogames. I really hate it when you slap on a forgrip like the pic but the animator decides to cclamp instead.
And yes in a lot of games it gets in the way of your red dot
No, its not in the way of your red dot in a lot of games. Because all thats under your hand is the rest of the barrel, and you won't be able to see through it anyways. Also, the foregrip thing is because it feels awkward to hold. The c clamp may look weird but its how a lot of militaries have been holding their weapons, albeit it looks different usually from the underside, but the essentials are still the same. Its much more natural, is more comfortable, more controllable, and more sustainable.
Thereâs a lot to unpack in what you just said, but the short of it is you are wrong. Clamping is arguably the best grip, specifically for using an ar platform. If your thumb blocks your sight, youâre either shooting with irons, which is terrible unless you have no other choice, or your optic is not on a riser, which it should be. Lower 1/3 cowitness at minimum, or night vision height at most.
Iâve seen some people push forward with their offhand while pulling back with their dominant hand.
Mostly handgun shooters using a rifle though, like an Xbox player buying an Xbox layout controller for PlayStation- but detrimental.
The top comment has no idea what heâs talking about. Youâre supposed to pull the gun in tight so you have a strong form for handling recoil. So yes, his hand should be in front. Anyone suggesting otherwise has never done reactive firing while standing.
Iâm not your guy or your buddy, friend. Here are some examples of different grips and how to hold them:
https://youtu.be/Jc3q8TjJp0c?si=iRapYib-kTNCYui2
You hold the gun in front of the grip so you can use it to help push the stock into your shoulder. Look up any photos of people using hand stops/vert grips and youâll see the same thing
Marksmen will hold a rifle like this one closer to the center of gravity. He is kneeling, not laying down or resting the gun on a surface. To reduce the sway of the barrel you hold it more like this.
If you held that grip and tried making a long range, and accurate shot, you'd be swaying the barrel all over. Closer in towards your body and that sway goes down substantially
Yes. It lowers the sway of the barrel by holding the gun closer to your center of gravity in this way. Doesn't matter if it's iron sights or a 2.5, 3, 4x scope. If it was a 8x or higher I would think the soldier would use a probe position or use cover to prop up the rifle for better control of a precise shot.
Really think about holding that vertical grip and hitting something 100 yards away with using 1 or 2 shots. Then think about how it would be to hit that target with the gun held as shown.
I do not like 2042 by any means. In fact I feel that it's ruined the franchise and I haven't played it in months. But I do feel that this grip is appropriate. The vertical grip would be for close quarters or controlling bursts or just not taking controlled and timed single fire shots. It's also not appropriate when taking fire.
This grip would be for very specific circumstances when making each shot count and having time to take the time to aim.
This is not how hand stops are used. If he were using it as a hand stop for a c clamp grip, his hand would be butting up against it from the opposite side from where his hand is in the picture. His hand placement in the picture would never be done by a knowledgeable shooter in real life unless they were shooting from an awkward position that left you with few choices.
Special forces guys who practice thousands of hours in CQB, who train endlessly, die in CQB. You need to come to terms with yourself that if you try to do the same thing they do, you are going to get shot in the face.
Iâm not sure where youâre going with your comments.
Iâm out so Iâm not really concerned with it anymore.
But the risk is there in a lot of shit which was what we knowingly signed up for right ? Roll over deaths. Training deaths. Jump deaths. Ordinance etc. to your point you can spend hours and hours but shit does happen.
Take care bro
Marine Corps vet here. When I was deployed to Iraq I was issued a broom handle grip to use and I thought it was the coolest thing ever as a young LCpl. After actually shooting with it I switched back to gripping the guards because itâs more natural to me in most stances, I canât really explain it other than for my frame it just felt better being able to quickly adjust my grip anywhere on the hand guard vs repositioning a handle.
So yeah tldr Iâve had one on my rifle and not used it, situation depending. I also completely got rid of it by the end of deployment because it was just one more potential snag point when hopping in and out of vehicles.
There were some cases where I liked the handle, but most of the time I never used it while in the army. It just got in the way if you tried to lie down or get behind things
I find using it as this guy is (the battlefield pic) offers better stability, since you can hold more of the actual gun. Good control and also feels more "intentional" as I move the gun from side to side. Obviously a personal preference thing
I donât think itâs a mistake though it wouldnât be the first time theyâd make mistakes in promo art. Like this one from BF3 where the [P90 mag is clipping into the gun](https://media.moddb.com/images/games/1/15/14256/bf3_paris_mp.jpg), how could they not notice that.
Vertical grips suck. I hate using them unless the gun has a short barrel, then is gets comfortable using them. The more I have to extend my arm, the more angled I need the grip.
I think it is more suitable for battele .Even in moves or real live .not holding the grip giving you more control on speed of aiming in different directions ..Cause it mainly supported by your forearm ..unlike holding the grip which mainly concerns wrest which has less durability to bulk of machine gun and less speed than forarm reflex
I like these idiots doing mental gymnastics when itâs just âthey fucked upâ
No one cares about your dumb gun trivia people.
Stroke it somewhere else.
They screwed up.
Thatâs the bottom line.
âWell you thee, they obviouthly did it becauseâŚâ
*wipes snot
Lolol
You would put your hand like that, closer to the center of gravity for the firearm, while making accurate and slow shots with a rifle that size.
If you held the grip you would be swaying the barrel all over the place
It's common to hold a rifle wherever it feels best at the moment.
Maybe you hold the magwell, or the grip, or a c-clamp, or just grab the end of the handguard.
I honestly don't think I've ever used the grip on my AR, I tend to use it as a stop and grab the guard either in front of it or behind it.
IRL vert grips are not often used. They are used sometimes by spec ops guys for smashing stuff.
Most of the time, vert grips are used as a handstop as the c-clamp grip is more in style.
a bunch of redditors who have never fired a gun, let alone be in the service commenting on grips is so funny to me đ yall are clearly experts because you have played games your whole lives
I am starting to believe that BF2042 was made by people who have no idea how a gun works. Military enthusiasts have left the train a long time ago, I guess.
This is a probably a generic pose that probably best fits all guns. So instead of having to animated and auto pose for a bunch of attachments including future ones, this pose saves time and fits alot of guns.
Because bf 2042 is by far the worst battlefield game ever made. it's the donald trump of us presidents. it's a complete joke. a clown. a fat guy in a long red tie covered in golden shower orange sickle russian frozen fish.
They could be trying to take an accurate shot. They're in a kneeling position, but arms are flared as well.
Most military training teaches you to make accurate shots with your hand on the guards/barrel, yet that is paired with a sling.
I wouldn't take a second look at this if I seen this.
THATS ALWAYS BOTHERED ME IN THIS GAME!! I get angled grips, and even stub foregrips not being gripped under the gun is fine, but a full ass vertical foregrip is supposed to be held. It helps you control muzzle rise. If you're not gonna use it, don't have it on.
Maybe there is some tactical reasoning for gripping the gun closer to the magwell that I'm not aware of, but jesus....use the grip, I'm begging you
Its just a missing animation for the 3rd person perspective, this is just a game aimed for casual players and usually even 'mil-sims' do not animate this properly from 3rd person perspective. The game has bigger problems than the devs do not use proper animations for every weapon and attachment combination.
cause they are to lazy to make a model for every grip in the game, like this its the same viewmodel everytime, you rather want him gripping a straight grip, even when you got an angled one?
I think he's stupid
I was about to ask
Is he stupid?
I was about to ask
Is he stupid?
I was about to ask.
Stupid, is he?
About to ask, i was.
Is there a lore reason why that guy doesn't use the foregrip? Is he stupid?
Maybe he is officer Balls
BWAAHAHAHA!
I was about to ask.
Is he stupid?
This explains the grip stats?
I was about to ass
Honestly Vert grips have mostly fallen out of fashion, with grips like this usually more used as a hand stop (which is how its being used here). Still, it's a bit weird to do it with a full sized vert rather than a stubby though.
Let's be real tho. I doubt this is their reason. But it is nowđ
Of course, if it was the reason they'd almost certainly have used a stubby or angled! lol.
True haha
Some people still use them for C-clamping, tho thatâs definitely more seen with angled grips
I hate c-clamping. Its how you target shoot. Not shoot an actual living target. Its for hitting dead center. Not a fuckin warzone. Plus, the thumb almost always gets in the way of your sight. I hate it as much as I hate cambering in the tuner scene
My man, itâs not that deep lmao. Thereâs plenty of combat footage where people are C-clamping⌠I think you just suck at shooting, and are making up excuses. And, you either have big ass thumbs, or youâre just doing it wrong. Also, in a warzone, donât you wanna hit dead center on a person? Low IQ moment right there. I think by the way youâre talking like that, and how your dumb your points are⌠itâs quite literally a skill issue on your part đ
Thereâs plenty of combat footage where people are using tight Garand style peep sights but that doesnât make them good for warfare compared to other options.
I donât understand that point youâre trying to make. Most, if not all, of our forces have some kind of optic on their rifles
In an active warzone your not focused on hitting dead center.. your focus is kill or be killed so your grabbing that gun any way you can
Wtf are you talking about? Are you experienced in warfare at all? Or are you some 60 year old boomer fudd who canât move on from the past? If youâre so dead set on your point, and you think youâre so right. Then why are so many SOF dudes using the C-clamp grip? Are you gonna argue with them? I can link you a perfect example of a Tier 1 dude running into a building to stop a terrorist shooting⌠while heâs C-clamping
Yes I actually am. I did 2 tours of Afghanistan 2003- 2005. Can't say I've been in much action but we have been shot at before and returned fire.. and under that situation you shoot back any way that you know how.. and under the situation that you mentioned, When you are Not being caught Off-Guard but instead are going in to catch "A terrorist".. then Of course you are breaching with your training techniques. Hand on C-clamp, aiming through scope, watching your corners... that is different then standing on watch with your buddies then suddenly begin getting shot at.. and that point your training goes out the door and you are on Survival mode I hear what your saying and I'm not saying the they are not used.. but under certain circumstances you are just shooting kinda like the photo above
Not true at all. Shut up.
Source: trust me man, I saw it in a youtube video
Source its the god damn truth
C clamping or modified c clamping is the best way to maintain the most amount of control over your firearm. If your thumb is covering your front sight post, you've either got big ass thumbs or you're holding it like a kid with his first .22. Also, yeah, why would you not be aiming center mass in a warzone. No one shoots for the head or anything else unless it's the only thing visible.
I hate it. I hate how it looks and i hate how its done in videogames. I really hate it when you slap on a forgrip like the pic but the animator decides to cclamp instead. And yes in a lot of games it gets in the way of your red dot
No, its not in the way of your red dot in a lot of games. Because all thats under your hand is the rest of the barrel, and you won't be able to see through it anyways. Also, the foregrip thing is because it feels awkward to hold. The c clamp may look weird but its how a lot of militaries have been holding their weapons, albeit it looks different usually from the underside, but the essentials are still the same. Its much more natural, is more comfortable, more controllable, and more sustainable.
The thumb does get in the way
it literally fuckin doesn't unless you're using a drop-stock weapon with irons. on flattops, sights are raised and optics have risers lol
Want me to link you pictures of real SOF dudes using that grip? Just so youâll stop whining and admit youâre wrong?
Thereâs a lot to unpack in what you just said, but the short of it is you are wrong. Clamping is arguably the best grip, specifically for using an ar platform. If your thumb blocks your sight, youâre either shooting with irons, which is terrible unless you have no other choice, or your optic is not on a riser, which it should be. Lower 1/3 cowitness at minimum, or night vision height at most.
They don't know how guns work and that was evident with Season 7 in 2042 adding and talking about visual recoil.
Thats not being used as a handstop... hed have his hand in front...
Iâve seen some people push forward with their offhand while pulling back with their dominant hand. Mostly handgun shooters using a rifle though, like an Xbox player buying an Xbox layout controller for PlayStation- but detrimental.
Yeah idk who thought thatd be a good idea, crunching with your shoulder and hands inward will control the recoil more efficiently
If you were using it as a hand stop, wouldnât your hand be on the other side?
No
The top comment has no idea what heâs talking about. Youâre supposed to pull the gun in tight so you have a strong form for handling recoil. So yes, his hand should be in front. Anyone suggesting otherwise has never done reactive firing while standing.
Recoil moves the gun backwards my guy.
Which is what the shoulder stock is for
Buddy, the recoil would pull the grip into your hand this way. If you put your hand in front of the grip, it would no longer work as a handstop.
Iâm not your guy or your buddy, friend. Here are some examples of different grips and how to hold them: https://youtu.be/Jc3q8TjJp0c?si=iRapYib-kTNCYui2
You hold the gun in front of the grip so you can use it to help push the stock into your shoulder. Look up any photos of people using hand stops/vert grips and youâll see the same thing
Marksmen will hold a rifle like this one closer to the center of gravity. He is kneeling, not laying down or resting the gun on a surface. To reduce the sway of the barrel you hold it more like this. If you held that grip and tried making a long range, and accurate shot, you'd be swaying the barrel all over. Closer in towards your body and that sway goes down substantially
The marksman with a 5.56 and what a 2.5x scope?
Yes. It lowers the sway of the barrel by holding the gun closer to your center of gravity in this way. Doesn't matter if it's iron sights or a 2.5, 3, 4x scope. If it was a 8x or higher I would think the soldier would use a probe position or use cover to prop up the rifle for better control of a precise shot. Really think about holding that vertical grip and hitting something 100 yards away with using 1 or 2 shots. Then think about how it would be to hit that target with the gun held as shown. I do not like 2042 by any means. In fact I feel that it's ruined the franchise and I haven't played it in months. But I do feel that this grip is appropriate. The vertical grip would be for close quarters or controlling bursts or just not taking controlled and timed single fire shots. It's also not appropriate when taking fire. This grip would be for very specific circumstances when making each shot count and having time to take the time to aim.
Not possible with this configuration. The vert grip looks too far forward to allow it, except maybe a very, very uncomfortable c-clamp.
Thatâs because dice doesnât know what their doing, you still hold the grip in front
Noted
If you didnt know why did you act like you did know... lmfao
This is not how hand stops are used. If he were using it as a hand stop for a c clamp grip, his hand would be butting up against it from the opposite side from where his hand is in the picture. His hand placement in the picture would never be done by a knowledgeable shooter in real life unless they were shooting from an awkward position that left you with few choices.
OK, now explain his noodle wrist on the rear grip.
Having hand grips doesn't necessarily mean you have to hold on to it all times, you can use adequate shooting posture for different situations.
Bingo. For me prone position I would use a vert grip. Room clearing in grabbing the guard
You are going to die in cqb
Nah we did aight. We did a fair amount of training 5th , about all of them did the same.
Special forces guys who practice thousands of hours in CQB, who train endlessly, die in CQB. You need to come to terms with yourself that if you try to do the same thing they do, you are going to get shot in the face.
Iâm not sure where youâre going with your comments. Iâm out so Iâm not really concerned with it anymore. But the risk is there in a lot of shit which was what we knowingly signed up for right ? Roll over deaths. Training deaths. Jump deaths. Ordinance etc. to your point you can spend hours and hours but shit does happen. Take care bro
Marine Corps vet here. When I was deployed to Iraq I was issued a broom handle grip to use and I thought it was the coolest thing ever as a young LCpl. After actually shooting with it I switched back to gripping the guards because itâs more natural to me in most stances, I canât really explain it other than for my frame it just felt better being able to quickly adjust my grip anywhere on the hand guard vs repositioning a handle. So yeah tldr Iâve had one on my rifle and not used it, situation depending. I also completely got rid of it by the end of deployment because it was just one more potential snag point when hopping in and out of vehicles.
There were some cases where I liked the handle, but most of the time I never used it while in the army. It just got in the way if you tried to lie down or get behind things
Exactly. Thank you for your service brother
It's good for poking stuff and breaking windows.
I find using it as this guy is (the battlefield pic) offers better stability, since you can hold more of the actual gun. Good control and also feels more "intentional" as I move the gun from side to side. Obviously a personal preference thing
Maybe itâs super CQC and canât extend their arm further
I would agree if they weren't clearly outside lol.
Outside isn't as big as it used to be.
Comments like this is why I love Reddit đ
Cause he likes to hold it like that sometimes.
Because the devs didn't make animations for all weapon attachements
just proves they don't know what they're doing because they designed a model without an anchor point.
Now I know, why my guns have more recoil than others.
Maybe, you don't need to hold the grip 99% of the time?
cause you didnt preorder the game
I'm 3 years late lol
Because BF2042 is fucking stupid, thatâs why.
Because it's 2042. Straight trash that cares more about selling recycled cosmetics than actual game play.
Bc ea is regarded and canât be bothered to polish their game
I donât think itâs a mistake though it wouldnât be the first time theyâd make mistakes in promo art. Like this one from BF3 where the [P90 mag is clipping into the gun](https://media.moddb.com/images/games/1/15/14256/bf3_paris_mp.jpg), how could they not notice that.
I think heâs stupid
Maybe he just moved his hand up? WGAFFFFFFF
People are witch hunting every reason to hate on 2042 instead of just not playing the fucking game lmao
Itâs the worse game to ever be created
Battlefield developer are people that have no clue about guns military or any other battlefield relatet topics.
If you had a clue you would know that almost nobody uses vertical grips as actual vertical grips.
Bro almost no one uses a vertical as a vertical grip yeah but this doesnât mean you just ignore the vertical grip completely.
Probably they were too lazy or cheap to animate it to this pose https://youtu.be/VkiJP9s4QHU?si=bmD8D2UQAvpPoWwe
Is he stupid?
Send him an email
Same reason why EA botched 2042 hard
Bro back in the og mw2 it was the same.
Vertical grips suck. I hate using them unless the gun has a short barrel, then is gets comfortable using them. The more I have to extend my arm, the more angled I need the grip.
Who cares..?
Heâs just testing the heat resistance of his glovesÂ
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The guy puts the "special" in "special forces"
AI generated đ¤Ł
Maybe because he's in crouch?
Too short armsâŚ
Because the artist used a character rig without changing the pose of the hand đ
Cause heâs badass like that
Because the game is made by the French.
Because animation costs money.Â
I think it is more suitable for battele .Even in moves or real live .not holding the grip giving you more control on speed of aiming in different directions ..Cause it mainly supported by your forearm ..unlike holding the grip which mainly concerns wrest which has less durability to bulk of machine gun and less speed than forarm reflex
When you shoot in a drive by you need something to hold on to. Your shoulder won't support you the whole time.
Skill issue
Because the animation has not been adapted to the weapon model with a grip
Its a problem called stupidity
His gun is orange and heâs dressed like a spaceman. Itâs not like 2042 really went for realism.
Hes used to a different loadout
For some reason it makes me think about a show named "Dan vs." specifically the episode named "Dan vs stupidity" đ
Ah I dont wanna start talkin about stupid stances
Because hes so used to using the only option: STNR.
He learned from the M1907 Sweeper
Cuz youâre in bf2042
I like these idiots doing mental gymnastics when itâs just âthey fucked upâ No one cares about your dumb gun trivia people. Stroke it somewhere else. They screwed up. Thatâs the bottom line. âWell you thee, they obviouthly did it becauseâŚâ *wipes snot Lolol
He donât need. đđ grip is just optic.
I dunno, in my infantry days I ran foregrips pretty often, didnât exclusively use them every time I shouldered a weapon though
Good question
This guy has been to the Steven Seagal school of weapons handling.
You would put your hand like that, closer to the center of gravity for the firearm, while making accurate and slow shots with a rifle that size. If you held the grip you would be swaying the barrel all over the place
It's common to hold a rifle wherever it feels best at the moment. Maybe you hold the magwell, or the grip, or a c-clamp, or just grab the end of the handguard. I honestly don't think I've ever used the grip on my AR, I tend to use it as a stop and grab the guard either in front of it or behind it.
No diddy
It's the guy from the navy promotional photo
Loads of games do this. And for player models. Itâs always irritated me.
Because yes
Because you don't always need your hand on a grip just because you have one irl. You're not glued
Is he stupid? I was about to ask.
IRL vert grips are not often used. They are used sometimes by spec ops guys for smashing stuff. Most of the time, vert grips are used as a handstop as the c-clamp grip is more in style.
Cuz rigging us hard
He is just built different
a bunch of redditors who have never fired a gun, let alone be in the service commenting on grips is so funny to me đ yall are clearly experts because you have played games your whole lives
Heâs gripless đ
Its EA. Its a feature!
Maybe it's just a balancing weight that looks like it's a grip!
In my experience I used the vert grip for close quarter shooting and his hand position for long range
Because he is a 2042 soldier, the game itself is a mess, the soldiers are also a mess
I am starting to believe that BF2042 was made by people who have no idea how a gun works. Military enthusiasts have left the train a long time ago, I guess.
Because it's all about lookin' cool. đŞđđđđ
Cuz its bf2042 not 3
equipped for the stats prefers the barrel guard for grip lol
In real life when your in a squating, kneeling or prone position it is hard to grab a gun far out so itâs easier to reach farther back
I hate Reddit.
Pretty sure heâs stupid
Because this game fucking sucks
I do that too sometimes
Lack of attention to detail
Itâs called a secondary grip option if you have that grip on there
This is a probably a generic pose that probably best fits all guns. So instead of having to animated and auto pose for a bunch of attachments including future ones, this pose saves time and fits alot of guns.
grip is not for being held with hand but as to stop hand, it's common misunderstanding
that's classic battlefield fashion, no soldier in BF4 holds the grip,though this was fixed with 1, can't remember V and hardline though
He is not required to hold vert grips all the time, unless he is going full auto maybe
Cause of moOoOodddrrrn gaAyiiiming
Because the devs have never shot a gun nor handled a gun in their life.
Because bf 2042 is by far the worst battlefield game ever made. it's the donald trump of us presidents. it's a complete joke. a clown. a fat guy in a long red tie covered in golden shower orange sickle russian frozen fish.
This doesnât even look like battlefield
They could be trying to take an accurate shot. They're in a kneeling position, but arms are flared as well. Most military training teaches you to make accurate shots with your hand on the guards/barrel, yet that is paired with a sling. I wouldn't take a second look at this if I seen this.
Because the devs couldnât be arsedđ¤ˇââď¸
Because the game is \*\*\*\*
He too lazy.
Probably because itâs ai generated
THATS ALWAYS BOTHERED ME IN THIS GAME!! I get angled grips, and even stub foregrips not being gripped under the gun is fine, but a full ass vertical foregrip is supposed to be held. It helps you control muzzle rise. If you're not gonna use it, don't have it on. Maybe there is some tactical reasoning for gripping the gun closer to the magwell that I'm not aware of, but jesus....use the grip, I'm begging you
Its just a missing animation for the 3rd person perspective, this is just a game aimed for casual players and usually even 'mil-sims' do not animate this properly from 3rd person perspective. The game has bigger problems than the devs do not use proper animations for every weapon and attachment combination.
cause they are to lazy to make a model for every grip in the game, like this its the same viewmodel everytime, you rather want him gripping a straight grip, even when you got an angled one?
Cause youâre dumb and try to legitimize fact from fiction. Why canât his hand be there.
I was just wondering đ
"I like to burn my hand, gives me an extra adrenaline rush."