actually, It is needed to increase hip-fire accuracy. Sometimes in a close combat situation, it’s very Difficult to just aim and fire…
It is absolutely NOT needed for a hipfire buff. Hell no.
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Grab a tiny piece of paper, wet it with saliva, stick it to your monitor where the center is while you aim.
Or do like the rest of us humans that were born with a real life crosshair everywhere they look.
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BF V is that way, please ----------------->
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Please no
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Its really not needed. Most of players have created their own crosshair in their head. You know, after years of playing videogames its kinda natural to develop this ability to see crosshair where it isnt 
It would also ruin realistic feel and even if the crosshair could be removed in options, the players with it would be much stronger.
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Turn off the computer and try to see the crosshair in real life. Its not existing i suppose? Then start your computer and start the ENLISTED launcher and read the letters presented on the screen. Is it showing “Call of Duty” or Crapfield 5 (i meant ‘Battlefield’ 5)? So at least we got some tiny inch of realism and as many others said, most people have some kind of “imaginary” crosshair.
I dont think its needed to further promote run’n gun like most other shooters. I mean, we already have X-shooters like this, pls dont repeat it …
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Please just no, it is good at it is now. After years of playing video games most people as mentioned should have a feeling for a imaginary crosshair.
Point firing is in the game I believe, or VERY little bullet deviation without ADS. I can reliably hit troops close quarters with a bolt action, even more so with auto weapons. Thanks to playing Tarkov, this is super effective.
Hip firing is incredibly accurate, you can rush indoors with a bolt action and do fantastic. Not even going to mention the knife rush there.
Yes it would increase accuracy - but no it is absolutely not needed, since “that’s life”.
Please no!
Look where the barrel of your gun is pointed. Pull the trigger. See where your bullet goes. Thats where you shoot with your gun
just fire, most rooms are small enough it would still hit or big enough to aim your weapon.