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'''Bloom''', or '''reticule bloom''', is a mechanic in video-games. This is when the reticule on the [[wikipedia:Heads-up display|heads-up display]] becomes larger with sustained or rapid fire, making the weapon less accurate. The reticule will return to its normal proportions after a sufficient time has passed, without firing. | '''Bloom''', or '''reticule bloom''', is a mechanic in video-games. This is when the reticule on the [[wikipedia:Heads-up display|heads-up display]] becomes larger with sustained or rapid fire, making the weapon less accurate. The reticule will return to its normal proportions after a sufficient time has passed, without firing. | ||
This game mechanic is found in | This game mechanic is found in many [[First-person shooter]]s. As seen in the [[E3 2013 Destiny Gameplay Demo]], bloom is also featured in ''[[Destiny]]'', though it is not confirmed that every weapon will have it. <ref name="E3 2013 Demo">[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cXTXPe7JIUk E3 2013 Destiny Gameplay Demo]</ref> | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
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Bloom, or reticule bloom, is a mechanic in video-games. This is when the reticule on the heads-up display becomes larger with sustained or rapid fire, making the weapon less accurate. The reticule will return to its normal proportions after a sufficient time has passed, without firing.
This game mechanic is found in many First-person shooters. As seen in the E3 2013 Destiny Gameplay Demo, bloom is also featured in Destiny, though it is not confirmed that every weapon will have it. [1]
List of appearances
- Destiny (First appearance)
