» Sun Jun 10, 2012 6:59 pm A sword is close combat, nobody notices the split second it takes for the game to realise a killing blow was dealt and then switch to the finishing moves.
I think you'd notice your arrow flying to a enemy, hitting them after a few seconds of flight and then suddenly changing to a replay of what your arrow just did.
Edit @yougivingmelipboy? Nope I can't say I have since this game is single player and the AI is none too bright. But I doubt you can tell me that you have a 100% hit rate on everything and that you never miss a shot, and even if by some feat of Azura you have never missed a shot in your life then... it still doesn't matter since not all players are as accurate as you, and the game would need to simulate (on phone, too much effort to write) a lot of variables to see where the arrow would land.
I think you'd notice your arrow flying to a enemy, hitting them after a few seconds of flight and then suddenly changing to a replay of what your arrow just did.
Edit @yougivingmelipboy? Nope I can't say I have since this game is single player and the AI is none too bright. But I doubt you can tell me that you have a 100% hit rate on everything and that you never miss a shot, and even if by some feat of Azura you have never missed a shot in your life then... it still doesn't matter since not all players are as accurate as you, and the game would need to simulate (on phone, too much effort to write) a lot of variables to see where the arrow would land.
Have you ever played Deer Hunter (probably not, it's not a well-known game)? There are kill cams for the bullets there and they fly faster than the arrows. I'm pretty sure the game can calculate whether your shot will hit or not as soon as you let go of the button. Therefore, there could be kill cams.
