If that were the case, then the Stormtroopers wouldn't miss unless you're moving around like Doomguy. Being an avid Star Wars fan, I think the misconception that Stormtroopers have bad aim is getting rather old. Yes, most Stormtroopers have worse aim then clones, but what could you expect from normal humans? Being a Dark Forces-based mod, there are virtually no clones left in the Empire, because they've either died off in battle or their short lifespan caught up with them and the Empire doesn't have the funds it needs to produce anymore (as Dark Forces takes place further into the Galactic Civil War).HazeBandicoot wrote: -Tweaked accuracy of enemies, now StormTroopers are more Lore Friendly .
Another thing to point out is that the E-11 Blaster Rifle was known to have heavy recoil (this weapon is featured in the movies and the Battlefront series). This was fixed with the Carbine variant (this weapon is featured in Dark Forces and most other Star Wars media). The E-15 and E-19 variants nearly eliminated recoil altogether.
In short, Stormtroopers are just as good as plain old clone, their weapons were just a little too beefy in the movies. Their accuracy, however, in this could be much better.
Other than that, great job. Sorry for the rant.
EDIT
Since I mentioned it before I'll also elaborate on this. During the early years of the Empire, there was a rebellion on Kamino. Due to this, the Emperor decided it was unsafe to utilize a single template for cloning Stormtroopers. He established various other facilities, and had every Imperial cloning facility make clones from various templates. He also ordered that normal humans be recruited into the Imperial military as well. Because of this, clone Stormtroopers became extremely rare, as normal humans began filling the ranks. Jango-template clones were the rarest, and the only ones left were in the 501st "Vader's Fist."HazeBandicoot wrote:where did Jango's genes go?.