As you can see, my line of sight marker is freezed to that range no matter what I do. What should I do? Already tried re-installing :L

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Go to C:\ProgramData\Running with rifles\ (Win7/Vista) and open settings.xml in e.g. notepad. Locate the field with aim_helper_speed and make it <aim_helper_speed value="0.015000" />.

It's a bug in 0.71 and it only seems to affect some of the players, will have it fixed in 0.72.

There are no file with name settings?

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Is there anything else in that folder?

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Hmm, you're probably in C:\Program Files (x86)\Running with rifles\ now.

You need to access C:\ProgramData\Running with rifles\, you can type that in Start menu search bar or use the keyboard shortcut Win+R and type it in.

EDIT: Here's one way to get there as well: http://modulaatio.com/runningwithrifles ... amdata.bat, just run it.

I'm not on C: I'm on D:. Made a folder called Applications and thats where all my stuff goes.

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All right, that's ok too. The editable RWR settings and savegames still should get stored in C:\ProgramData\Running with rifles\. Try the bat file mentioned in my post above, it should launch a Windows Explorer in the location where settings.xml is stored.

I checked everything. There are no folder called programdata only programfiles. Still can't find any running with rifles folder inside there. I also tried the win+r but it also couldn't find any

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Did you try the access_programdata.bat-file yet? C:\ProgramData is a hidden folder (actually it's a virtual system folder), but I haven't seen a case yet that you couldn't access it by entering it in Win+R manually or in Windows Explorer address bar (in attachment below) or Start menu search bar.

If everything else fails, you could make hidden folders visible in Windows Explorer -> Organize -> Folder and search options -> View tab -> Advanced settings -> Hidden files and folders -> Show hidden files, folders and drives, and Apply to all folders, but honestly you shouldn't need to do that, I know I haven't done any of that.

You do have Windows 7 or Vista, right? Your screenshots look like you'd have one of those. In Windows XP the folder would be located somewhere else.