Military games are among the most popular video games, which is attributed to their action-packed nature. The thrill of gaming is to enjoy real-life events simulated in a game where you get to control what happens. However, many companies have failed to provide players with such experiences. Although the game’s graphics and sound effects may contribute to a realistic gaming atmosphere, there is still room for improvements to guarantee realistic military simulation. Some of these recommendations are listed below.

Calls for fire should take 10 or more minutes and miss the first 3 times

It is almost impossible for artillery units to hit a target on the first attempt in a real-world situation. When launching airstrikes, they have many challenges before they get it right. While playing a military game, you will often trigger an airstrike, and many rounds will cascade and hit the exact spot you request. Developers need to build a difficulty level whereby a player should adjust fire a few times before actually hitting any target. From the first call, players should also wait for more than 10 minutes before a fire mission is launched. After that, the rounds can begin to cascade to the ground again.

Random mistakes by other team members

Make players rehearse a mission 4 times and send them on a different one

Weapon misfires

Soldiers on a battleground will go through different terrains, and their efficiency goes down whenever they encounter tough ground. For example, there is a likelihood that while crawling in mud or sand, the soldier will misfire. Also, if a soldier fires 100 rounds without cleaning, the result is that they will misfire. Video games should be accustomed to recognize these moments of mishaps to make them more realistic. Today, you find that a player will accurately hit the target or even subdue an opponent under the most challenging circumstances.

Battle modes and virtual currency rewards

Include a haptic bodysuit that punches you when you are shot