use of bipod

[boilerrat]

If I hit 4 to use the bipod and actually have it on a surface, does it work better?

[rampo]

Nope, not possible whit the engine.

[Jafar Ironclad]

Nice paint skillz.

It does not make a difference whether you have a surface to "mount" it on or not, though if I were you, if I'm not using it prone, I'd find a surface to hide most of my target area behind when firing.

[boilerrat]

Advantage of using bipod over non mounted?

[CodeRedFox]

Advantage of using bipod over non mounted?

As we decided we were fine with it being a hacked/BS looking its doesnt matter if its on a object or not (we could only pray). Now the advantage is when behind a object you get the cover that comes with it. Nothing like picking off a guy standing.

It was a hard choice, many post fight broke out over it, but we were able to talk/hug it out.

[l|Bubba|l]

Advantage of using bipod over non mounted?

+ Bipod much more accurate.
- Bipod takes a longer deploying time before you can shoot accurate compared to the non mounted weapon.

[Arnoldio]

Also if you move while using bipod deviation skyrockets, as for undeployed its similar to assault rifles.

[Adriaan]

Using a bipod gives you in general much more accuracy when shooting then when not using it. The downside is (as said) that deviation while/after moving using the bipod is higher than using it undeployed, and the settling time of your weapon is higher than without the bipod deployed.

[boilerrat]

I actually made that with GIMP

Just because I use photoshop or GIMP doesn't mean everything that comes out will be pro.

You can't get good lines and sizing in paint

[goguapsy]

You can't get good lines and sizing in paint

Nothing is impossible for paint. Except, of course, coming from a stable operating system.

[Lord Ruthe]

You are just as stable resting your bipod on thin air as on a crate.

In practice though if your bipod isn't on something then you need to take cover better.

[myles]

dosent the M21 zoom in when deployed?