/v/ - Video Games

Do disguises count?

After all they're meant to blend you within the environment.

>>14129757

Even if they are, why bother? Metal Gear Online had the best use of it, which is, blending just enough and for just the right amount of time to surprise your enemy. Any other game just uses as a "shh be vewy vewy qwiet" measure to counter bad spotting AI.

>>14130070

>makes you invisible

>what is movement

>what are angles

Looking at perfectly angled still photos on the internet is not an accurate representation of camo in combat.

There are a few games which are realistically depicted enough in their graphics so that you can get the drop on your enemy very effectively if you're just smart about your positioning and don't move even if they don't have actual camo options.

Red Orchestra used to have selectable skins for your soldiers and a ton of options for SS camo. Those actually helped.

ArmA and Operation Flashpoint are much the same, but I think your clothes are tied to the player model, so you have to choose a model that isn't wearing civvies or something which I think is not always possible based on the mission/mod you are playing.

>>14130333

>game has smoke grenades to obscure enemies' view

>people just edit the .ini to remove smoke completely

>>14130070

Arma's ghille suits are close.

>enemy AIs do not process visual data

Camouflage is literally "+20% chance per second of not setting a nearby enemy's AI state to alert".

>>14130070

You can put bushes on tanks in war thunder they work pretty well if you stand still but they are locked behind (((gold eagles))) which you have to buy

>>14130382

>Looking at perfectly angled still photos on the internet is not an accurate representation of camo in combat.

Alright then faggot, how about this?

>>14130333

It's always been this retarded, always will be

>Game has dimly lit areas

>Everybody turns gamma to eleven

>>14130606

The advantage of camo is lost as soon as a firefight starts and randos online are rarely coordinated or patient enough to use that advantage properly.

SPWAW is a strategy game that emulates this advantage very well. Infantry hiding in the woods and not moving will be basically invisible to other units unless they're adjacent, but they immediately become visible to just about everyone when they start shooting. You have to be very still and know that the enemy isn't going to just come at you from an unfavorable angle. Which is why the photos online of "Dude in camo in front of same pattern brush from 5 feet away" are retarded.

nice job posting this thread as a reply to another one retard

>>14130606

>IDF

I knew they looked weird, somehow they way they came out was really faggot like.