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Thread: What is 'Rifle aiming' versus 'Rifle Accuracy' ??
WayneInAustin wrote:
So 'Rifle aiming' skill has absolutely NO benefit until I use the '/aim' command, Correct? But as my 'Rifle Accuracy' goes up, it's like getting some level of built in '/aim' with each shot?
That is abosultey correct.
Rifle Accuracy: Your chances of hitting a target.
Rifle Aiming: A bonus to the effectiveness of the /aim command.
Thank you, Aden_Nak...
That's the kind of stuff I should know, but missed somewhere along the way! 
As I move up the Rifleman tree (inch by inch, step by step)...
I know what 'rifle speed' does.
But what is 'rifle aiming' versus 'rifle accuracy' ???
I assume that 'rifle aiming' gives me a better chance to HIT the target (like using /aim)...
So then, what does 'rifle accuracy' do ?????
Rifle Accuracy improves your accuracy with the rifle overall, even without the /aim command.
So Volsted...
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"Rifle Aiming improves the effect of using the /aim command while using a rifle.
Rifle Accuracy improves your accuracy with the rifle overall, even without the /aim command. "
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I apologize for being dense, I just want to make sure I understand my profession to the fullest:
-- So'Rifle aiming' skill has absolutely NO benefit until I usethe '/aim' command, Correct?
-- But as my 'Rifle Accuracy' goes up, it's like getting some level ofbuilt in '/aim'with each shot?
rscheibler wrote:
And what exactly does /aim do? I don't understand its usefulness?
Adds a bonus to your chance to hit a MOB.
As a Novice Rifleman with Ranged Weapon Support III, I get around a +20 point bonus (or so) to hit when I Aim first, if I recall correctly.