How does it work? I've seen shotguns with "lower" accuracy have a smaller pellet spread than those with a "higher" accuracy. But a "higher" accuracy rating is still showed in a comparison as an "improvement". So, what's up with shotgun accuracy?
How does it work? I've seen shotguns with "lower" accuracy have a smaller pellet spread than those with a "higher" accuracy. But a "higher" accuracy rating is still showed in a comparison as an "improvement". So, what's up with shotgun accuracy?
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Anyone know?
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From what i've noticed through the use of various shotguns. It works in reverse to what you would think. So I'm guessing trions understanding of shotgun accuracy is: It is more accurate the easier it is to land hits with. Aka the higher the accuracy value the bigger the recticle.
Some of the higher rarity shotguns i've found have accuracy up to 20 (Which is like half my resolution h x w (1920x1080)) which claim to be supporting hitting multiple targets, makes them useless except for said use and at extreme in your face range. FRC Scattergun all the way. 8 accuracy. (Y)
That is probably the worst accuracy rating system ever, especially since shotguns do crap all for damage unless multiple pellets hit.Originally Posted by Hummy
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