TV 2X Scope Tips
Anyone want to give me pointers or stuff they do with it so I can practice with it and get better kills. I feel like I cant hit anything with it and its the closest thing that reminds me to the scope I would use in BF4.
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Hi @GrizzGolf
You have 2 easy solutions for training:
- When i want to study a weapon, compare the attachments or look at damages at different ranges, i use PORTAL with a very nice code to go on a "Test firing range" created my a member of the comunity. This allow to shoot non moving enemies and will help to learn about the scope at different distances.
Go into Portal, and select "create experience with a code" (My game isn't in English soo i make a traduction, the name could be different).
Use code: AANJ7Z
You'll be with infinite ammos, and static and non firing boots. Move around to test different ranges of fire, and look just over your mini map there is a special HUD element giving you the exact values of damages you do.
- When i have done my selection of attachments, or if i want to unlock some of them. I just go play a round of breakthrough against boots. Notice that you can choice the map before launching, soo select a map where your game is gonna shine.
Hope it will help you.
Use Meta weapons to start off with. Try using the M5A3 and use attachments to reduce it's recoil. I try to make all my guns have the least amount of recoil as possible.
I turn "ADS field of view" off in the settings. It'll give you more zoom when you ADS. Raising your FOV will also make it feel like you have less recoil, which can definitely help you learn to control it better. I use 88 FOV personally.
Turn off "crosshair projection"
I only really use the red dot for the M5A3 and switch to the TV2x if I'm shooting in single fire mode.
The other trick to being able to see people better is using a stretch resolution. Some people love it, some hate it. I use 2560 x 1440 on an ultra wide monitor. Make sure the vertical res is the same as your monitor and the horizontal is lower. Some monitors act weird when using a stretch resolution, so it might not work for you. It also makes enemies appear wider, but they tend to move a little quicker.
I'm on PC using MnK for reference. 800 dpi with 7 in game sensitivity.
Hopefully something in there was helpful.
