aimbotters ... aimbotters everywhere

[XyNox]

I was actually wondering why something like that has not been developed much earlier. The technology involved doesnt seem to be that advanced.

[Clockworkkiller]

Already a thread on this somewhere, old news buddy

[sF_Guardian]

Yeah, just kill animals for it's demonstration. Muricans...

[Lemon]

Next time it will be ducks   

[sF_Guardian]

Next time it will be ducks   

Quack 

[Butan]

Now we only need to "lead" the targets and the shot will always be true!

But atm this technology doesnt allow to fast-adapt when you switch targets, I'm sure the response time will get better over time.



When we will be able to manufacture laser-guided bullets, then we better develop some kinetic shields or easy to wield full-armors or deploy robots to do the dirty job, or the next wars will be pretty fast and deadly; the frontline will be even farther away than what it is on today's average (barely visible to the naked eye distance).

[kinngrimm]

I found the vids about airplanes with lasers weapons a few years back quite amusing.
This here but was some real scary shit. The implications seem to be huge.

combine that with roboters/drones ...