>0:01 I don't your reason for making the character hipfire, but even for normal hipfiring they should be holding the gun lower
>0:04 The bullet trajectory doesn't match the crosshairs, normally expanding crosshairs is used to show decreasing accuracy (Is it possible the crosshair is a placeholder and the hitscan is accurate?)
>0:09 The character is not holding the rifle realistically, and the hand movement is unnatural during firing, and the gun's ejection port is moving too "slipperily"
>0:09 When aiming down sights, the current recoil design is too aggressive and only moves in one direction. To reduce player motion sickness I recommend reducing the intensity of the recoil but randomizing direction more
>0:28 I don't know how intelligent the Pal is supposed to be, but it'd be more natural if he held the minigun like Heavy in TF2
>0:30 It might be fun for the player to have variety in recoil when it's wielded by a human, versus riding a large Pal in exchange for slower movement
>0:05 This crossed my mind earlier, it's true that animals have way faster reflexes than humans, but the Pal's instant reaction in combat is unnatural. For example if I borrow RPG terminology, if you gave the Pals status like intelligence, constitution, and dexterity, smarter ones can act autonomously without player orders, stronger ones have lower recoil when firing, faster ones can acquire enemy targets faster. Having variety like that would let the player choose between an autonomous turret pet, or one that brings serious firepower to fit their playstyle
>Instead of just making reload and recoil "suit" the game theme, I think you should start from the perspective what aspect of the reload and recoil makes the game fun
>Because it's the most used action after movement and shooting, it should definitely not annoy the player
