poisondkindia1 said:    I don't know man I have seen the bullet ray go in a curve. It's the exact same for the railgun, or any other gun, I've tested it. The animation of the railgun shots makes it seem like it's a curve, but the bullet hits where you aim dead on either way (look at the bullet decals, not the animation). There's no bullet drop for any gun whatsoever, only bullet velocity. The outliers being the flamethrower, and the bow which even has a visual trajectory prediction for you to see.

Stoplookin9 said:  have you ever done any form of programming? Programming is only half of the part, the other half is debugging, improving project, ect. Ask any serious programmers out there, its true.    Remember, warmerise is an indie fps game, not some AAA company game.  LOL I was gonna say something like this. 20+ definitely sounds like a number they pulled out of thin air. Of course it depends on the complexity of the game(s) you're making, I have an IT background and I don't think any serious game developer would limit their journey to only making 2D games with simple logic so they can hit that arbitrary "20+" projects milestone to then brag about it. 3D games are on another level and any developer who takes on multiple projects at once is often doing more harm to themselves than good. I also doubt anyone would be a hobbyist game dev for a decade straight with tens of unfinished projects lying around. The programming phrase (aka implementation) is only commenced once the proof of concept and solid design are set in stone, followed by performing maintenance and providing updates, expanding upon the game's functionalities, then back to debugging again to make sure you didn't cause more problems.

PikachuSama said: I think if you play tactically, to say it with better words camp in a map, where your team is with a big difference the stronger team, it is also possible, but is abusing the game to improve the stats, same as the clip above. Or some people play with 500 Ping and are literally as fast as Pikachu and insult you for having 120 Ping >.< (Captain44) But as I know a killstreak above 60 is counting as 0, because nobody can reach that killstreaks just because he or she feels like doing it…But anyways all of those situation avoid the fun we can have here :3 But to be serious every player with a killstreak above 60 or 70, needs to be banned for abusing the game in any way ig… And sorry for my bad english:( It is entirely possible to reach such high killstreaks on 20 minute long sniper maps. It's no easy feat but ive personally seen many players who main sniper rifles do it. Your english is fine btw.

poisondkindia1 said: yes they do have bullet drop Incorrect, there's no bullet drop, but there is bullet velocity. That's why you have to lead your shots in front of the direction enemy player is moving, it gets more extreme when they are sprinting. This game's lag compensation is also to blame. In particularly big maps, a shot aimed for their heads (or anywhere else really) would take time to reach them, but it's not required to position your crosshair above since there's no bullet drop, that's the difference. You can test this out on TheIsland map, the bullet goes exactly where you aim at no matter the distance, it just takes time to travel there. This post was edited by fshiteup at May 15, 2022 9:01 AM PDT

Manickaa said: if it’s the game’s fault. Then why is it not happening for everyone? Not just a group of select players? I was going to leave it at my last reply but since you solemnly ignored my write-up and cherry-picked the very last sentence to draw the conclusion that I was simply blaming the game, here's another reply: Already explained why it's happening for some and not others. Have another read, or not, it's your prerogative. I specifically said first and foremost it is the game's fault.  Players who knowingly abuse this are then at fault after. If you still insist on laying it on the people who have this, ask yourself: Is it normal for an online FPS game to freeze other players on your screen when you start shooting just because the FPS is uncapped?  Also, mind you browsers only have vsync (caps the FPS to the monitor's refresh rate) because they don't want there to be screen tearing when you consume media content or sites to unncessarily waste GPU resources. They didn't expect browser games to have come this far. People play Krunker with --disable-frame-rate-limit and the game runs at hundreds of FPS without any problems like this one has.