The bullets go where you point the gun. The problem is that rookies don't know how to do that.

I almost allways did aimed shots from afar. Rarely did auto, no matter the statistics.
Statistics failed all the time with wasting massive amounts of ammo. When I played nice, those soldiers could kill with aimed shots. I only used auto shots on point blank enemies, or when i wanted to be 500%sure they die, and not turn around to give a nice juicy plasmabolt in the face. (unless probed first)
But yes, the same texts were there for Interceptor, and its armaments and yet, the suffering...

I knew about the soldier accuracy and the maths involved. But something about "Earths best and brightest" being utterly incompetent with a conventional weapon is amusing in its own right.

For me though it's the word "SNIPER rifle" is the strange part. As it is clearly not a sniper rifle.
It's just a common assault rifle. Sniper rifle with auto-shot would feel a bit...funny.

Though 110% accuracy feels surreal.
As I understand that number...
It's like even if your soldier holds the weapon backwards, it still has 10% to somehow hit :D:D:D

Cause it's not the WEAPON that is inaccurate.
It's the SOLDIER.
:P
A precision tool is accurate in a hands of a person experienced in using it.
And quite inaccurate in a hands of....say.....someone who has never seen such a thing.

because nobody taught the rookies how to use the sights properly, or how to properly brace the weapon

i press square to doubt it because i have no xbox controller

WAIT!!! I thought its their miss chance

I had anybody with the strength to carry a missile launcher and at least 3 missiles do that, if not they got plastic explosives.