Flintlock guns

David Bofinger · 10-10-2018, 01:35 AM

When I see combat with modern (Late C19+) firearms in a movie or whatever, it tends to have a paradigm very different to that of canon TFT. Characters duck down behind cover, occasionally poking their head out to snap off a shot then pulling it back. If you want to move, you request covering fire. If someone has the drop on you you make no sudden motions.

I think if a modern RPG with firearm combat wants to emulate movies &c like this, then a modern firearms combat game needs to handle these sorts of paradigms. TFT would need some serious modification.

10-10-2018, 01:35 AM	#10
David Bofinger Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Sydney, Australia	Re: Flintlock guns When I see combat with modern (Late C19+) firearms in a movie or whatever, it tends to have a paradigm very different to that of canon TFT. Characters duck down behind cover, occasionally poking their head out to snap off a shot then pulling it back. If you want to move, you request covering fire. If someone has the drop on you you make no sudden motions. I think if a modern RPG with firearm combat wants to emulate movies &c like this, then a modern firearms combat game needs to handle these sorts of paradigms. TFT would need some serious modification.