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@ksaviator, if you are talking about the slight twitching effect where the screen try to revert to the default aim FOV, I have noticed that too and will try to fix it.
@Gladius, I don't think there's anything wrong with the leaning in this game, and I believe it's actually advantageous. Since projectiles always come straight out of the weapon's muzzle as it appears on your screen, having the weapon physically move to the left while leaning left can help you shoot around corners without the need to heavily expose yourself. It's even possible to hit targets without seeing them if you aim at the right angle. You character will transition from bracing the weapon in the right shoulder to doing so in the left shoulder when leaning left. In any case, implementing a new leaning viewmodel for weapons will be difficult to do properly.