If you can recover the Deagle´s accuracy by quick switching, why not just make it recover at the same amount of time it takes when you do the quick switch?
There really is no reason not to do this, IMO.
Posted Mar 5, 2017, 6:57 PM UTC
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The reset timings for deag are .8 sec while standing steady and .4 sec crouching,
And yeah that AK quickswitching reset was the bug which occurred after the 'accuracy reset per bullet' update, and was patched in few days so no quickswitching doesn't effect anything now
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why do you even have to rotate the deagle like that when you pull it out and not just pull it out like a normal human being.
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I tested this in August. Not scientific by any means but it certainly felt faster when quick switching.
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Pretty sure the recovery of the deagle is faster than the time it takes to quick switch. Pretty sure it has been this way for a few years. Do you actually have the numbers to show that it is faster to quick switch
No you absolutely reset your inaccuracy from firing faster by quick switching. That's why you can spray with an AK then pull out a Glock and the first shot won't have any added inaccuracy from the AK.
I'm not disputing that accuracy gets reset from changing weapons, it is the speed that I am disputing. I think the deagle accuracy resets faster than the time it takes to quick switch.
I don't have anything to back it up with but I'm pretty sure it fully resets slower than if you were to quickswitch.
I looked into it and I think you are right. According to SlothSquadron's spreadsheet the deploy time is 1 second while the recovery time is 0.8112 seconds. However, it could be that recovery from fire has a equation for it that could make that time longer. I'd have to test in game to tell for sure.
It may be that this myth came about due to how long it takes to recover. If you quick switch, you know for sure you're fully accurate again.