Jim655321":j42z4cjz]That's like saying steroids should be legal so that weak people have a chance at keeping up with strong people in sports.

Some people are simply capped at how well they will ever perform at a given task. It's a harsh fact, but too many people are unwilling to accept it. It's part of why all little kids get trophies for "participation" in sports, even if they totally sucked and never won at all.

 

If you remove the ability to click as a factor, what's next? Aimbots because some people don't have steady hands and need help aiming? Wallhacks because some people don't know how to use the radar in concert with their eyes and ears?

video games actually are supposed to depend more on mental capacities rather than physical ones - the ability to click is more some irrelevant physical thing.

 

So you don't think clicking for each round while moving your hand to track a target and compensate for recoil while looking for the next target while watching the radar for enemies and streak rewards (bombers/choppers) is relevant, or requires any skill?

 

There is a reason the semi-auto weapons are semi-auto. They aren't balanced for being able to hold a button and fire at the same rate as an automatic weapon. They do more damage, but they require more coordination and concentration to get the same results someone gets with an automatic or burst-fire weapon.

 

@IVIodern

 

 

Going for a full 10 seconds like that is HARD. I click more quickly in short bursts.

That test is in how many seconds

That test is in how many seconds

Jim655321":r5y01imt]Going for a full 10 seconds like that is HARD. I click more quickly in short bursts.

 

 

lol, I bet your wife is happy with you being able to fire a gun that fast despite waking her up at night...

Actually, she is pretty happy that my fingers can move like that for long periods of time...

10 sec well I understand why they call you a hacker if you play promod you will pwn noooobs