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AntiCheatAgent94
The Equalizer
I have noticed something..
Whenever I buy a new automatic rifle or SMG, I kick ass with it for a few days to a week... I mean, I can run faster, move quicker and aim better..
As time goes on, as I build up the add-ons (thermal sights, M203 HE, large mag, etc etc) it slows down.. Everything... I don't run fast... I don't aim as true... It's like it winds down, effectiveness wise..
I have even tried stripping it to get back to basics but it's never as good as when I first bought/got it..
So I am wondering if the game has some king of algorithm that lets you play good with the weapon initially to get ya "hooked" (so to speak) but then slows you down so you don't get TOO good.. Too god-like..
Anyone else experience this diminishment of effectiveness???
Or do I just get crappier as time goes on?? A distinct possibility, to be sure..
Whenever I buy a new automatic rifle or SMG, I kick ass with it for a few days to a week... I mean, I can run faster, move quicker and aim better..
As time goes on, as I build up the add-ons (thermal sights, M203 HE, large mag, etc etc) it slows down.. Everything... I don't run fast... I don't aim as true... It's like it winds down, effectiveness wise..
I have even tried stripping it to get back to basics but it's never as good as when I first bought/got it..
So I am wondering if the game has some king of algorithm that lets you play good with the weapon initially to get ya "hooked" (so to speak) but then slows you down so you don't get TOO good.. Too god-like..
Anyone else experience this diminishment of effectiveness???
Or do I just get crappier as time goes on?? A distinct possibility, to be sure..
