List 2 advantages it has that severely affects gameplay to the point of being unfair to others.
Current thoughts on weaponskins?
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Have you never had scenarios where it was hard to spot someone because they blended it?
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you're asking a loaded question. I already explained the advantage is not as severe as aimbot but it is an advantage non the less.
If the gun is too bright it can affect target acquisition
If the guns skin is changed it can make it easier to identify the specific gun type.
These are undeniable advantages over the user who doesn't use skins and just because they aren't as extreme as aim bot does not justify that it is still an alteration of original game files by adding on external scripts or code which gives yourself an upperhand over others without it.
No not really, I know where to look from experience
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How many hours played do you have? Because I find it hard to believe that you never experienced situations where peeps are hard to spot. Even if just for a second.
Only place where a bright gun could help with target acquisition is in the forest, and even then it is still extremely hard to see. You are going to have to back this one up with some examples because I can't think of any.
Identifying guns is not an advantage. Anyone with game experience knows what the guns look like, even without skins.
I personally disagree with you. Maybe all I need is some pictures though. It is very hard to imagine these skins give an advantage.
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Examples: windows, behind cars, distance, when dark, in some bases
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Even when for example looking down from office, at first glance seeing diff between a cop or crim can be hard no notice cuz of the distance. Well if the crim has a pink AK. Its easily noticed
6 months and a few days
Of course I have experienced people blending in somewhere before but only when a building is new or got a change of color. It takes me less than a day to adjust.
What does this have to do with this thread though? A gun is not a person and even if it was a gun, I still know where to look for hidden guns.
Do they change playermodel skins aswell?
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Amongst all the darkness and green foresty stuff you think a bright white AK47 won't stand out and give the user an advantage?
As for gun identification a revolver or a pistol is far easier to identify. People already use a Glock Fade skin on their glock 17. That instantly tells you it is a glock 17. Your anecdote of being experienced enough to acknowledge the gun type faster than most doesn't discredit the fact most players won't able to identify a gun as fast as the player who literally skins their guns unique colors based on the unique gun.
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seems like the best solution rn is to make it so you can have skins but you can only view those skins in your own hands. Not on the ground or in other peoples' hands.
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Do you even know what visual cues are? Or do I need to translate to Dutch? What it has to do with this thread? If I’m hiding behind cover and my playermodel blends in. And my gun does so too on my screen cuz of the bland colors. Them seeing a bright green color gives them the instant visual cue and lets them be able to react faster. Idk if playermodel changes happen. People change playermodel and clothes ingame tho to be less visible
Show me proof of this because as far as I know guns are pointed towards you anyways so you see like 6 pixels
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Send me a crazy bright skin and I’ll gladly proof it.
bros just mad noone shares their skins with him
