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I think most people who use my ADS are playing L4D2 the tactical way, in their own game. Whichever way they enjoy my mod, it's function is just the same with any other gun mod to make it official server friendly; though due to my poor experience it's not very offline-friendly.
I didn't make them to be used widely, but i respect those who want to have some realistic sense of holding a deadly weapon in hand.
Everything you pointed out are correct. My ADS mod brings nothing but disadvantage to every possible way you play L4D2, cuz it was Not designed to be tactical, it was arcade-like, casual, instant fun (well at least i think so). There are absolutely no reason for normal people to pick my mod. However it's all an attempt to experience something new, something i've been waiting for too long, something people can't imagine what would it turn out to be.