Yup, people also bind it to the ADS button so it works automatically.
It's worse than that, they bind it to fire so it is perfectly zeroed the moment you fire.
Oh, I didn't actually realise that. I wonder if that has a chance of making the bullet go over the target's head, if they're quick-scoping when the enemy doesn't have anything behind them?
Oh, I didn't actually realise that. I wonder if that has a chance of making the bullet go over the target's head, if they're quick-scoping when the enemy doesn't have anything behind them?
Yes, the binding of the range finder to the ADS or fire buttons is as of a double edged sword as you think it is. If your shot needs to aim by leading ahead of the target while they have the skybox or something distant next to them, the shot will go to the moon instead.
It is only reliable if the shooter has the higher ground and everything around the target is more or less the same distance as the target.
