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You know about those "achievement badges" you get in
first
person shooters like call of duty XXX...
Well one of the achievement should be given, if the
player
consistently practice good trigger discipline. This is by
detecting amount of constant force on the trigger. If not
in
'firefight',
then finger should be off the trigger.
Also if possible, might want to have another, about
avoiding
muzzle sweeping. etc...
Or, if you point a rifle at a friendly NPC's face for too
long at close range, you'll get an immediate fist to the
face by that NPC.
Wonder why the NRL don't promote good safety training
within videogames. Heck you could teach that during the
'training mission' in first person shooters.
Might help a few kids avoid getting their foot shot off.
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This is bound to be followed by realistic ammunition constraints, funding shortages for your combat group due to excessive ammunition consumption, conflict cancellations because of taxpayer ire. |
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All of which will make for a successful video game. |
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Choosing a video camera instead of the rest of the proposed
arsenal will give you some points, and you can get a peace
activist badge for being abducted at least once and released
for ransom, payed by ammunition and advanced weaponry to
some dark regime. |
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