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[TwiceDead]

So I tried your new crosshair feature fix, and I must say that I absolutely love it.

However I have noticed that sometimes it sways a lot when walking forwards, but most of the time it's pretty stable when walking forwards, yet sometimes not.
I have tried to figure out what movements prior to forward movement causes it to be sort of more unstable than normal. So here is a few things:

• The reticule will be most stable when you stand still for a couple of seconds, then initiate movement.
  
• If you come out of a boost from any direction and immediately initiate movement(like you most likely would) there is a chance that the swaying of the robot severely increases for no reason.
  
• When you walk backwards a little bit before pushing forwards a second after, the crosshair will start swaying (or the robot will or whatever).

[Akrium]

+1  for loving it.. doesn't make me sick thankfully. But I find myself missing because I am aiming in the pie and not the xhairs. ugh.. time to untrain myself on that one.

[ReachH]

The sway should be proportional to your mechs speed.

I'm thinking its good for learning how your mech's feedback, but after that I would switch back to the normal crosshairs just for less information clutter on the screen when playing.

[Rei]

It still feels odd to me, but I'm gonna give myself a few days with it and see how much my aim changes. I gotta get used to where it moves first.

[TwiceDead]

ReachH, on January 24 2013 - 06:47 PM, said:

The sway should be proportional to your mechs speed.

Thank god it ISN'T then.
I'm telling you, it's inconsistent.

Sometimes you run forward at full speed, sway is minimal.
Sometimes you run forward, a drunk is behind the controls.

[MechFighter5e3bf9]

is this about custom overlays ingame_

[Rei]

No, this was an old experimental smart reticule they added a year and a half ago.