If someone is moving in a straight line and you're used with the arrow's speed while having had some practice with it, it's quite easy to get even headshots. (Will try to make some movies at some point) But if they're moving at random, it is fucking hard, you have to guess where to shoot at.
For me there's a sweet spot between medium to long range where I can nail arrows pretty well, I have more problem with short range because of how any little movement means a total miss.
Yeah I'm going to complain about the wonky aiming of the Huntsman here.. I've noticed that you have to aim slightly diagonal for your arrow to hit where you want it at medium range.
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For example, see above; that would be a headshot if the (+) was a head. Otherwise it'll wizz right past. Or am I doing something wrong? I even tested it on the little target in the resupply room.
That only causes real problems at short ranges and covers. If you're taking cover by a wall, you might hit the wall even tho your aim is off the wall.
Nice of you to imply I am stupid instead of understanding what the hell I'm talking about.
Oh please, any halfassed school teaches about that and there's always the internetz if anyone doesn't understand that.
I'm implying there's something wrong if you can't guesstimate based on known objects' size and speed alone. Not that you are stupid, just that there's something wrong if you can't do that. You can still catch a ball with one eye closed after some practice.
I never said you start good right off the bat, I said it wasn't hard to get good at it and what made it hard was people randomly moving around. Not even all the mega-five-eyed-triple-breasted beast's awesome powers of depth perception will foresee where to shoot an slow projectile if your target is making weird random movements.