Two issues:
a) Noticing tons of invisible walls that stop my arrows when I try to shoot through them. Seems to extend ~0.5 ft around a lot of boundaries and objects. It’s more than would be considered reasonable.
b) When crouching, the aiming reticle displays full diflection and arrows fly wildly. I’m sure this must be a bug. Not sure if this is isolated to longbow but, at present, it’s currently impossible to aim while crouched as WS + lb.
Inivisble walls seem to be quite the problem, i think it’s that they put them in to stop ratlings shooting through things, but forgot that it affects players too
it used to happen to a lesser extend to the handgun and still happens i believe to the other longbow, although on keri it seems to definitely be a bug since moving makes you more accurate.
Don’t take this the wrong way but curiosity has me asking did you play during this round of beta or is it your first experience with the new patch?
I didn’t play the beta but expect the wall dealie is a side effect of it, as @sasa mentioned.
The crouch aim bug existed both before and after the patch.
Yea, that’s indeed why I asked, a lot of extra ‘‘invisible walls’’ seemed to pop up for me and friends as we jumped into beta, seen a lot of reports on it on the forums too which almost makes it seem as though a lot of textures were made ‘‘solid’’ but weren’t trimmed along the edges so any protruding corners regardless of player-visible textures are currently stopping ranged weapons and effects.
Either that or new blocking-frames were added hastily to a degree that they weren’t trimmed appropriately in the process @_@
I noticed the invisible walls as well today, very frustrating when trying to snipe something from around a corner.
Curious as to whether the aiming while crouching thing is intended or not… I can imagine that IRL a longbow would probably be harder to aim crouching than while standing, but that’s pure speculation on my part.
That logic seems to what applies to krubers, but on kerillian walking while crouching gives you normal accuracy, so i assume it’s not intentional.