If you would like to charm in an agree disagree or even come up with a better idea on how this could be fixed please share and thanks for reading gl in. Doing so would make macro recoil control a thing but for the majority of the community this would not really effect them an aside from that a system could be made to catch said macro if it can be done at all i don't know. So hardly two of the most sought after hacks, but keep it up I guess.As it is right now tarkov has recoil auto adjusted for you like everyone knows but in my option and a few others I know of that creates a less skillful gameplay and even more so when you spend a few hours cheesing your recoil and assault skill up to the point that everyone gun becomes a laser beam as you can see in a video a guy made here - -Īn yes i understand the RPG element of the game but its a little out of hand at the moment if you ask me, My option I think BSG should remove it all together and add a base spray pattern like games have in the past or just Nerf it all together. Other than that, it would be pretty useless and more painstaking than simply requesting a trade. Useful for bypassing logs if you intend on hacking someone, on a server where the GMs/Admins are too dumb to set up proper logs. In which case, you'd anyway have to actually talk to the banker on your other account. If you think about it logically its also pretty useless unless you intend on stalking a soul-linker each time you level.Īs for the money, I can pretty much assure you that, unless it's a badly-coded custom client and server software, its impossible unless you're messing with the banker NPC. Its not going to give you any special amazing power or anything anyway. The soul-linking should be possible in theory, although it would depend on quite a few factors, including the emulation software being used.īut lets ignore that and say that you did do it. I mean, showing off isn't showing off if nobody believes you. Well, usually when people post something like this, it would make sense to back up your claim.
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