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humans should twitch a bit after dying of a headshot #1126

Open ambush8832 opened 2 years ago

ambush8832 commented 2 years ago

Feature description because of brain damage after being shot in the head, humans should go stiff for a quick moment while falling, and the body should move a bit for a random length of time when it's dead

Feature purpose realism, also it makes headshots much more satisfying

mestiez commented 2 years ago

this happens occasionally, just not everytime

ambush8832 commented 2 years ago

this happens occasionally, just not everytime

they don't go stiff though, and they don't move/twitch a bit

ambush8832 commented 2 years ago

that's what I am asking to add

mestiez commented 2 years ago

they go stiff for like 0.7 seconds and then become limp when on the floor. theres no twitching though

ppgplayer commented 2 years ago

Absolutely disgusting. Perfect.

ambush8832 commented 2 years ago

this happens occasionally, just not everytime

i forgot to mention, when shot in the head, fresh corpses will violently twitch once, the more you keep firing the more they keep twitching until there is nothing left of the brain

ambush8832 commented 2 years ago

also all guns in the ragdoll's hand fire from one to three times because the fingers and hands twitch and seize too

Eukalp commented 2 years ago

Sadly, I've experienced an actual headshot at the firing range we have nearby. Man looked into the barrel of a jammed weapon, and just before the instructor could push the gun away, I heard a loud bang and the guy falling on the ground right after the bang. No twitching and no standing for even a single second. He was shot in the head, therefore all his muscles released and just collapsed. That's how it looks like in real life.

ambush8832 commented 2 years ago

Sadly, I've experienced an actual headshot at the firing range we have nearby. Man looked into the barrel of a jammed weapon, and just before the instructor could push the gun away, I heard a loud bang and the guy falling on the ground right after the bang. No twitching and no standing for even a single second. He was shot in the head, therefore all his muscles released and just collapsed. That's how it looks like in real life.

I watched some gore videos, and middle east war footage. War prisoners were shot in the head and they twitched and shook too.