Rifleman Archive

Hello,

I have a question regarding an article of clothing I bought from someone leaving the game...

It's a sash or something like that. It goes around your shoulder/chest and can't be worn with a backpack. I'm wondering if it's worth wearing or not....

The stats on the sash thingy are: Rifle aiming +10, Carbine Aiming +8

However, I have that retreat backpack thingy and that has general ranged aiming +5 I think and melee defense +3. To be honest although I'm not a Master Rifleman yet, I can't tell the difference between these items (although I confess I haven't actually properly experimented.)

Secondly, what exactly does a + attribute to 'aiming' do? Is it an advantage you get everytime you pull the trigger? Or just when you use 'Aim' first?

Thanks,

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Neelok wrote:
Hello,

I have a question regarding an article of clothing I bought from someone leaving the game...

It's a sash or something like that. It goes around your shoulder/chest and can't be worn with a backpack. I'm wondering if it's worth wearing or not....

The stats on the sash thingy are: Rifle aiming +10, Carbine Aiming +8

However, I have that retreat backpack thingy and that has general ranged aiming +5 I think and melee defense +3. To be honest although I'm not a Master Rifleman yet, I can't tell the difference between these items (although I confess I haven't actually properly experimented.)

Secondly, what exactly does a + attribute to 'aiming' do? Is it an advantage you get everytime you pull the trigger? Or just when you use 'Aim' first?

Thanks,

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you need to use the /aim command first

it increases your accuracy by a substantial margin at the cost of 1 combat round per aim (you can stack up to three (maybe more))

if you need the backpack use it else the sash is pretty nice if you use the /aim command

Ah.. the ol' aim command... lol. I guess that's why I couldn't tell the difference (with the Backpack or sash). My bad.

Is it practical to use 'aim' in PvP? Or is it more of a PvE thing?