Lumosity as part of a USPSA traning regimine?

[Rob D]

Good God don't let my two boys see this!

I don't know about parents, but I can tell you it's not an effective excuse to use on girlfriends.

[gzo]

So we need to make a "call of duty" like game based on USPSA stages.

[shws]

I'm glad I read this, because I had the same thought

[gzo]

I'm glad I read this, because I had the same thought

Ok so who's a good good programer we can get this off the ground

[Rob D]

So we need to make a "call of duty" like game based on USPSA stages.

In MWF2 special ops missions, there's a training stage where you run through a scenario and shoot targets as fast as you can. It's the closest thing to IPSC I've found in a game.

[gzo]

So we need to make a "call of duty" like game based on USPSA stages.

In MWF2 special ops missions, there's a training stage where you run through a scenario and shoot targets as fast as you can. It's the closest thing to IPSC I've found in a game.

That right forgot about that ......Just need a pistol controller with motion control

[Rob D]

Good luck their. As far as I know the last pistol controller was the old NES Zapper. They still work great, but you have to find an old tube TV because they won't work on an LCD. Duck hunt is more of a tactical training tool anyway.

[Not-So-Mad Matt]

Lumosity may not carry over to shooting, but certain kinds of vision training seem to carry over to other tasks.