Sudden Change of target after click

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Round ID

25864

Description of the bug

When using a scope and pressing click to shot somewhere, if the shot there generates rotation for the player, the rotation happend before the shot is launched, which on itself removes you from the scope view, and up to that point nothing weird but, the thing is AFTER it removes you from the scoped view the player shot, and being the case than the view change, the positions in the screen selected by the mouse also change, which makes the shot going to OTHER POSITION DIFFERENT THAN THE ONE YOU INTENDED BEFORE, more often than not, the new position where the click should be provided you always had the non scoped vision.

What's the difference with what should have happened?

What should happend is than the shot should come before the rotation and camera change, this way you make certain than you shot where you intended even if you lost the camera afterwards, and of course avoiding with that any friendly fire or other accident generated by the shot after the camera change.

How do we reproduce this bug?

1. Equip a M41A
2. Get to the vendor of Scopes, select x4 or x2 and equip it in the M41A
3. Equip the M41A with the proper ammo type, any compatible rifle ammo type will do.
4. Go somewhere where you can have plenty of space to test the shot
5. Equip the M41A with both hands
6. Activate the scope looking to the north
7. Make a click to shot in a position to the north of you, but closer to the fathest WEST or farthest EAST from you

You will then notice the rotation and will see than the shot went somewhere else different than where you clicked before the rotation.

You can try this while looking at the EAST or WEST and pointing closer to the farthest NORTH or SOUTH too.

Attached logs

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Additional details

• Author: Obsdark
• Admin: Cyberdie
• Note: None