The sway on the Lucius II is broken and doesn’t match up to the animation on the Ironsight. This causes it be wildly inaccurate, especially at long range head shots which I’m assuming this gun is supposed to be good at.
For reference, here are are the stat cards for each weapon. You can see the stability is close to identical on both.
This probably explains why my Mk 2 Helbore feels so inconsistent,
I’d like to add that the aim alignment from your video is that bad at 76% Stability, and gets worse as the Stability stat gets lower.
Video showcasing lower Stability values.
The guns I used:
After checking out my helbore with a modest 64% stability, the aim point spends 50% of the time not lined up with the front sight.
And it keeps getting worse, at 54% stability the aim point only briefly passes through the front sight, spending most of its time not lined up at all. And the frustrating part about this is that at 54% stability, the distance you’re actually aiming could be as far off as an entire second front sight glued to the top of the one you’re using.
Compounding on this is the Stability stat is tied to Recoil, and Sway. This means that lower stability not only moves your aim point further from the front sight more often. But that the front sight is swayed further and faster, and your shot is less accurate on top of that.
If I had to guess, all of the Helbore lasguns don’t stay aligned, but since the MK 2 variant has over twice the sway of the others it becomes a problem.
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