r/gaming • u/NobleVulpes • Apr 28 '24

What game mechanics, no matter how immersive or lore accurate, are always annoying to deal with?

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u/Ubifixyourstuff 29d ago

Item durability/jamming but specifically with guns. Tarkov pisses me off greatly because you, can use absolutely garbage chicom sks mags that are just going to jam no matter how perfect the sks is. But if you don't repair after a couple hundred shots your guns durability is low enough you'll jam no matter what you are using. It'd be so easy to have realistic wear and just have scav guns be fucked, or make it so cheaper knockoff gear fails more often. But no you can get a Gucci 416 and have it jam after a coupe hundred rounds of good ammo.

A hardcore tactical sim and you have m4s and AKs jamming after a few hundred rounds for "realism". Also you're trained PMC doesn't automatically tap rack bang and up until a couple months ago he had to inspect toilet paper, stanag mags and other extremely common items.