Instead of a static wind icon, players must use a handheld anemometer or observe environmental cues (swaying grass, smoke direction, laundry on lines) to judge wind speed at different points along the bullet's path.

Bullets now react realistically to different surfaces. A .50 cal round might punch through a brick wall to hit a target behind it, while a smaller 7.62mm round might ricochet off slanted metal or splinter when hitting wood, creating unpredictable shrapnel damage.

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A limited-use mechanic that slows down time slightly for a single, perfect exhale, but causes a "crash" (shaky hands) immediately after. A Quick Note on Safety