>99/100 bullets >Reload

>get killed while reloading

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>100/100 bullets
>Shoot 1
>Reload immediately

>99/100 bullets
>don't reload
>bullet sponge enemy needed 100 bullets to kill
>die

>>390012759
>101/100 bullets
>Reload

>>390013597
There is a game that lets you do good, can you name it? There's probably more than one

>>390013989
Metal gear solid 5

>>390014309
Do they actually let you reload after you reload? I was thinking of an older game where you put one down the barrel kek

>>390014695
Yes. You put another in the barrel.

>>390014761
tacticool af

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>reload every time you shoot a few rounds
>magazines do not auto refill in your pocket
>you end up with a bunch of magazines with 10 or 5 rounds each

>>390015469
>you have to guess how many bullets you still have

>>390015469
I wish more games did that instead of the two defaults of "lose mag forever," or "magically refill mag with bullets"

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>>390012759
>lose the 99 bullets

>>390015469
reload immediatly after spawn for one extra bullet (30 + 1 in the chamber)

>>390015469
Nothing pisses me off more than this on arma 3.

>>390012759
>100 bullet clip
Name 5 games that do this.

>>390012759
You should always reload when given the chance - so basically everytime you aren't shooting the enemy right in front of you. Especially in online games, take all the chances you can to reload so you always have advantage over the enemy.

>>390019691
>100 bullet clip
That's a long fucking clip. Also, clips hold cartridges.

what gun has 99 bullets in its reloady thingy?

>run out of ammo with rifle
>use pistol to dispatch foe, out of ammo on that too
Which do you reload first, /v/? Do you reload the pistol first because it's faster than switching weapons or take the time and risk to switch over to your more capable rifle?
I always reload my pistol first because it feels super awkward to get the rifle running and then switch back to the pistol just to reload it

>>390020060
Faster reload time = Reload first, so if you need to shoot you have a full clip ready and can at least buy time to hide and reload stronger weapons.

>>390019918
If your having reload problems I feel bad for you son, I've got 99 bullets in my Alien: Colonial Marines pulse rifle but no good game.

>9/11
>reload

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>>390012759
>infinite pistol can reload it.

>>390020159
You're supposed to use full clips to reload your guns.

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>>390020182
Nice one

>>390019876
>You should always reload when given the chance
In slower paced games with extremely short TTK and longer reload animations that mindset can dick you over extremely fast. I've seen so many people in games like Counterstrike and Insurgency eat shit while they were reflexively reloading a gun that had 20 perfectly good rounds left in the mag.

>>390020557
Surely you mean faster paced games. In slower paced games it's usually easy to take cover and reload in relative safety.

>>390019889
Wrong. Clips hold rounds/cartridges/bullets. They're interchangeable.

>>390012759
>4/5 bullets
>don't reload
>5/5 bullets
>don't put another in the chamber

>>390020281
>>390020159
>>390019691
>>390021054

>all these people using clip just to piss of /k/ tards

Love it. Never change, /v/

>>390021054
The bullet is what is fired from the barrel of the gun towards the enemy. A cartridge has both bullet and propellant. I imagine a round is the same as a cartridge, but I'm not sure.

>>390020698
Faster paced games also usually have faster reload times and generally a longer TTK to make the pace more manageable. In any given CoD game if you get caught reloading you have a bit of time to duck behind cover before you die. In Counterstrike you can get immediately dropped in one or two shots by most players in the same situation, or if you had the sense to hide while reloading they now have a positional advantage over you. Since a few rounds can go a long way it's generally a good idea to stretch out the time between your reloads as far as possible unless you know for a fact it's safe.

>>390020192
>9/11
>teammate blows me up

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>>390015469
>Slipping up on a group of enemies
>No idea you're coming
>Aim, lay on the trigger


>Gun was in semiauto

>>390021248
>The bullet is what is fired from the barrel of the gun towards the enemy.
Yes.
>A cartridge has both bullet and propellant.
Yes.
> I imagine a round is the same as a cartridge, but I'm not sure.
Yes.

And bullet.

It's like calling a knife a blade. It's not wrong, and blade can also be used to refer to the actual "blade".

It's only enthusiasts of anything that really get up in arms over stuff like this. In the military they have no qualms about referring to rounds as bullets.

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>>390021687
I have done this so many times it's ridiculous.

>>390019691
>clip
I can think of at least one gun, Soma in Warframe. The prime variant has 200 in the magazine

>>390021531
You're actually talking about Counter Strike as if it's a slow paced shooter? Are you completely ignorant of the genre? Games like Red Orchestra/Rising Storm, Battlefield and the older America's Army games are slow paced. Counter Strike is not.

>>390021734
>It's like calling a knife a blade
Great example actually. I'd also say it proves my point.

>>390021734
Can you get me a razor from (branded market)?

Sure thing!

---------

*hands over a mint condition razor still in its packaging*

WHAT THE FUCK??? I SAID A "RAZOR" AND THAT SPECIFICALLY REFERS TO THE PLASTIC HANDLE AND THE BLADE, NOT THE PLASTIC WRAPPING THAT ITS ENCASED IN OTHERWISE I WOULDVE ASKED FOR THAT, YOU CUNT

ok calm down

>>390022000
I wouldn't. Nobody gets pissy about calling the entire tool a blade in any profession.

"hand me the blade" - modelling
"hand me the blade" - shaving
"hand me the blade" - carpentry
"hand me the blade" - gardening

Descriptivism > prescriptivism.

>>390022128
I've never heard anyone say "hand me the blade" instead of "hand me the [tool name]", but I don't work in a line that involves a lot of cutting so I guess I don't have that much experience. The little experience I DO have is me and everyone else calling a scalpel a scalpel.

>>390021928
It's not the slowest game, but it's not the constant feed of action and movement that something like Halo or Overwatch are. A good amount of a typical CS round is spent walking and waiting.

>>390022270
I've always heard it used back when I used to do model work. I'd call it a "craft knife" and get shit for that, lel

>>390022660
So Rainbow Six Siege, but that's also a fast paced game. While not 100% correct the game's "speed" large correlates with the size of the battlegrounds it takes place on.

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>99/100 bullets
>299/300 total carrying
>reload
>100/100 bullets
>200/200 total carrying

>>390022936
thanks, payday2

>>390015469
>empty mag
>reload
>fire a few bullets
>reload
>you load in the empty magazine