That's just lame, kylie.  So now you're basically saying that those who suck in FPS (since they can't headshot, a skill for the skilled FPS player), will love KZ2.

And I think that if you keep strafing in this game, while ducking here and there, you'll be a sitting duck, no matter whether you're up against a half decent player or a godlike player (difference is how long you will manage to do that move).

You're not insanely fast in KZ when walking straight ahead or to the side, so adding crouching to the mix?  Yeah right, that'll get you somewhere... dead on the ground *rolls eyes*

I actually REALLY liked the controls :P At close range, you really shouldn't be using ironsights to bead a moving target, unless they're at a range, which I haven't had problems with yet.

The aiming felt really friggin awesome on my end :P With the cover system in place, you could line up your shot before you popped out, it just made a lot of sense to me xD

In the multi-player you'll be able to move around as you aim (no cover system to rely on), and you can easily use that for some correction as well.

All in all I had no problem with the aiming system :P Good attempt as far as I'm concerned.

well i thought the demo was a blast and i like the realistic feel concept I do think that they need to adjust the gun aiming. Its just so slow and kinda awkward. Like you said it just doesn't feel quite right. Besides that though awesome game.

Every new game comes with it's own controls. We get used to them. To expect oneself to become accustomed to a new game's controls upon booting is beyond me. I know it took me months to finally get really good at even cod4. My $0.02.

I played MW2:mercenaries twice, the first time with keyboard + MS Sidewinder Precision Pro joystick, and years later, after that joystick died two weeks after warranty expired , I played it again with keyboard + Logitech Wingman Extreme 3D, both joysticks have 3-axes + throttle + a lot of buttons, so I could do most with the stick (X and Y for turret and Z for movement direction) and use the kb for less used functions.

Although less reliable, MS stick had the advantage of having a button that doubled other buttons' functions, but for main functions the Logitech one has better ergonomics. Regarding car driving games, now I want to buy a good wheel anyway, as if I can beat "arcade" racing games with the stick, I can't with realistic ones.

Once you get used to them, they are awesome.

IMO, they're just as good if not better than any other FPS available. (Alternate 2, no zoom toggle).

shooting controls are very good in kz2 cod4 has a twitch system kz2 is much more realistic..........id say kz2 shooting mechanics are like battlefild bad company. so may like it some may not

It's feels different, quite refreshing, it's something that you used to it, you can't just go to the room guns blazing, you have think before you act. I don't get the complaints about the controls, feels great to me.

This doesn't sound realistic at all.

Go and pick up a heavy object. While holding it in your hands, move it around. Does it suffer acceleration after a while? I don't think so.

I'm not criticizing the game, just saying I don't understand those who say this makes it realistic.

@Kylie

In real life however, if someone was doing that, you wouldn't follow his head :P You'd just wait at his head level and trace him till he pops up again, then bam head-shot xD They made the ironsights more for pin-point aiming then general firing. It's for those hard to hit time's or if someone's in the distance. I think it works well ^^