This is a detailed list of all features in RCOM by MacBradley.
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****** Weapons & Ammo ******
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- Added weapon sway, different for each gun and different stances for each gun. Smaller weapons have less sway when moving than larger ones. Carbines and SMG's pull up the sights faster than Assualt Rifles, whereas Sniper Rifles pull up the sights slower than Assault Rifles. I also removed the sway animation when strafing.
- Improve gun accuracy, recoil, reliability & ballistics to something as similar as I could get with out shooting ALL their real life counterparts myself. I'm comfident that they feel very good since v.1.0.5 of RCOM.
- Guns don't zoom in as far, and the Field of View of everything is pulled back to the distance it was in Clear Sky. Guns zoom has to do with their type. pistols and shotguns barely zoom, SMG's a bit, Carbines a bit more, Rifles a bit more, and
- Realistic weapon physics impulses; people don't flying super far when shot
- More realistic Ammo accuracy & ballistics; standard rounds do more damage, but armor piercing rounds will penetrate armor better, so use ammo appropriate for your target when possible.
- Edited damages for Stalkers & actor; one headshot kills most of the time, torso takes much more lethal damage than limbs.
- First person sounds are much louder, so the player's gun shots are as loud as the AI's gun shots
- Iron sights are now aligned much better
- Iron sights now appear close to the actors eye, without increasing zoom. This is much more like how it is to look down the sight of a rifle.
- Many, many more small tweaks I'm forgetting
- Real weapon names are now used
- Silencers reduce power, speed, impulse, accuracy, but in turn reduce recoil
- Desert Eagle can now be modified to use .50 AE rounds
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************ AI ************
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- Ulitimate AI goal is to make them as similar to the human player interacting with the game, with variances depending on faction and rank.
- AI are much more accurate and dangerous in general. They force you to use cover if you enjoy living.
- Change the reaction times and firing intervals according to distances. This also varries between different factions and different ranks.
- Alter AI to accomedate for new weapon parameters; They will attack you from much longer ranges, and they will fire at you from cover at distances, which is a first in a CoP mod. They also shoot in intervals that feel much more realistic. They are much less accurate when firing on the run, but much more when aiming down the sights at you.
- AI movement speeds equal to the players.
- AI will now react to hostile and unknown gunshots. If they hear a gunshot from the player and don't see them, they will go to investigate and see where the noise came from.
- NPC's will often fall to the ground bleeding out instead of dying instantly. If left alive on the ground long enough, they may even get back up.
- NPC's will panic if shit hits the fan. Higher ranked NPC's are less likely to run from battle, and will restore morale faster. Composure is also specific to factions as well.
- During night time all human NPC's have reduced vision range. It decrease gradually as it gets darker outside.
- AI have lower hearing ranges when there is rain, and will ignore noises at night unless they are closer than in the day.
- Due to Darius6's sound mod, NPC's now will properly react hearing gunshots and being shot.
- AI track moving targets better and more realistically now
- Included Rulix's AI mod, which allows the AI to use weapon attachments, bandages, medkits, and improves other AI aspects as well, such as making them memorize targets better, reload during battle before they are empty
- Enemies don't automatically know where you are after 5 seconds, and they don't automatically see you within a certain distance like in the vanilla game.
- AI behave different according to faction and rank. Details below:
Bandits:
Bandits shoot like criminals with little weapons training. They will have no problems unloading bullets in your direction as often as they can, but are also less likley to line up a shot before shooting at you and will miss more often. They have no problems running from battle and leaving their fellow Bandits to die if it means them getting out alive.
Military/Duty:
The military are very diciplined and well trained. They will line up their shots before firing, and fire more consistantly paced, accurate shots. They fire in short bursts, which means they aren't as likely to need a reload prematurely, and if they are at distance they will use single shots. While the occasional rookie may panic and desert battle, the military usually will stick together as a unit.
Duty is largely ex-military, and they behave exactly like them.
Loners/Stalkers:
Their accuracy is in between military and bandits, as well as their firing techniques. They will flee battle less than bandits when things get hairy, but still lack the disipline of the military/duty to keep their composure in a battle.
Freedom:
Freedom behave just like Loners/Stalkers
Mercs:
Mercs behave just like Loners/Stalkers
Monolith:
Monolith used to be stalkers. The stalkers that made it far enough in the Zone to become Monolith were all masters from various factions. This means that Monolith fight with various combat styles in the way that those corrisponding faction's best men fight.
Also, all stalkers from ALL factions vary by rank:
Detection, reaction times, accuracies all get better with higher ranks of all factions, although certain factions take slightly different approaches to the increased skill through ranks. Higher ranks are also less likely to flee a battle until it is lost, and will regain their morale faster.
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********** Armor ***********
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- Armor now is better at protecting from standard rounds, but gets ripped through by AP rounds.
- Light armors are nicer on the stamina levels.
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**** Realism/Immersion *****
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- Everyone dies faster in general, especially to vital areas like the head and chest.
- Inlcuded Ceano'S HUD mod, which makes the icons smaller, removes the minimap, and only shows the bare essentials, including no shown ammo count. If you want to know how much ammo is in your magazine, you'll have to empty the gun to see from the inventory. There's no magic bullet counter in real life, so you have to improvise. I also removed the beep sound when an NPC gets within a certain distance. You'll have to find them on your own now.
- You restore health very slowly in general, and medkits reduce health much more slowly but over longer periods of time, and food restores very little energy. Stamina is much slower to lose, but harder to gain back, like in real life. Having a lighter suit yields much more stamina as well.
- More enegry is lost when you're shot
- Now when you get shot, you're screen flashes red on impact and you get move a bit. The harder you get hit, the more extreme the wounded animation will be.
- Grenades must be close for the warning icon to show up.
- No more warning shows on screen when you have a gun jam, it just jams, just like in real life.
- Alcohol lasts 10x longer. Just like in real life, you don't sober up 30 seconds after a whole bottle of Vodka.
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********* Mutants **********
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- Mutants are much more dangerous now. Trust me, you'll see when you encounter a bloodsucker.
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***** Weapon Upgrading *****
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- Upgrade whatever you want now. I've made all the upgrades work with the new weapon parameters, and have also made the stats bars display properly with the new weapon parameters.
- Upgrades are more like weapon "mods" now. They will make certain properties of the gun better, at the expense of other weapon propeties. This allows you to customize the guns to your preferances and style.
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******** Gunshot FX ********
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- Now when you get shot, you're screen flashes red on impact and you get move a bit. If the hit is strong you will stumble like the AI does when they get hit hard, and there is a chance you will drop your weapon. I suggest you take care of mutants before they get a strike on you or you might be trying to shoot them off balance and reaching for your backup gun.
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********* Economy **********
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- Ammo is MUCH more valueable. Traders charge astronomical prices for it, give you dirt for it, and stalkers drop less of it.
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****** Artifact Guns! ******
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- These guns are special guns you can get from Nimble by ordering them. They have been modified using artifacts, which means the bullets are fired fast enough to transfer some of the artifact's properties to the target. When enough of this artifact "charge" reachs the target, an anomaly type effect takes place, killing the target and leaving a fun to watch display! Due to mutants extend exposure to the zone, these effects have little to no bearing on them.
- Most of the weapons are also modified to have more stopping power, and some have extra features like fully auto triggers, peculiar ammo type changes, ect (some from vanilla).
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****** Variation Mod *******
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- Darkenneko made a great mod which diversifies the NPC's appearances in the game. This is include in the mod.
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****** Gnome's Scopes ******
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- Gnome's beautiful scopes that he created for Shoc and CS are included in this mod. They are much more realistic than they blacked out vanilla scopes, and he was kind enough to let me include them!!! He has different options for different types of scopes, so included them all (except the G36 dot sight, just the regular scope; for now at least, hehe)! Some are designated for night vision, thermal, and adjustable scopes.
Riferimento: Call of Pripyat: "L'angolo del MOD" - segnalazioni, smanettamenti e chia
Originariamente Scritto da Lucio Voreno
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