No, its more like first he missed, then he got Kennedy in the chest, which then hit Connally and ricocheted and hit him in the hand, etc (but he didnt let go of that stetson!), then he got jfk right in the brain.
Part of the point of the simulation's creation was to prove you could do it that way, but if anything you often end up doing it 'better' or accidentally winging someone after the bullet exits the prez.
Im just saying doing it EXACTLY as it happened is possible but rather difficult.
What I end up doing is either capping him in the head the first time, or winging the driver, and the driver tends to crash the car (sometimes spectacularly) or just passing out and stopping the car, which means the getaway is totally botched and you can just pick them off...
Also, its MUCH EASIER to get him on the approach to the book repository than after he makes a sharp left turn and drives away for a lot of reasons.
If anything it brings up a ton of questions, and a lot of lessons.
Not the least of which is videogames can now accurately model historical events. Hell theres a history channel show where they use a strategy game to model some old battles, and in LOTR they used a method very similar to that to do their epic battle scenes.
Also I totally jacked this thread. :roll: