Weapon Balance and Gameplay Discussion

[JMM]

the vast majority of games use a similar damage system (head, cheast, arms/legs.) it adds more competitiveness and more help in the balance,

"Because vast majority" is a poor justification. And really, I don't see how it adds competitiveness or helps balance at all.

yes, you can move your arms without the help of the brain,heart(blood),lung....(zombies can do this, serius)

Not sure what this means...

currently if you have little health you will have much advantage over downside, you can be very good, but, a beginner can kill you because he had enough time getting shot.
if you had a sight better than his, just shoot where it causes more damage(chest and head) and you can kill him quickly before it kills you(like the most fps games).

If you have little health, you don't run headlong into battle, you avoid the enemy, retreat, get health pickups... or if you have no option but to fight, you dodge, jump, maneuver around his bullets and beat him. It's not like in most shooters... AC is more fast paced and offers these different options to fight that other games don't have, relying more on team tactics.

about autos> Currently, players just hold the fire button, targeting in the legs to kill enemies(recoil), its fun?
would be more interesting to aiming in the chest and giving small bursts of fire, without wasting ammo.(like cs, urban terror, cod, wolfet and others arcades semi/realism fps)

You can already do that. Mind, as it currently is you have to do that anyway because spraying makes your spread go all tits and you can't win just by holding the mouse button down, with the exception of extremely close combat. So, really, what you just said there is untrue.

currently, you only can kill quickly, using the shotgun or sniper(head shots or automatic coverage), leaving the game unbalanced on some maps, or making the players to stick only to a weapon(exemple: shotgun in small maps or carbine in ctf).

How exactly would different damage to different body parts change this?

in short, different damage for each body part help in game balance. : )

...maybe. But I'm still not convinced.