Not sure what you mean. Every gun still has bullet drop, especially snipers. Zeroing adjusts for distance so it looks like there’s no drop, but the physics are still there. That’s exactly what zeroing does. BF4 had it too, with scopes that showed target distance while aiming so you could set the zeroing range to match. If you understand how scopes work you don’t even need to zero; you’ll see the bullet arc clearly. And honestly, if you were good enough you would never really have to "calculate" shots even over 1,000m.
iLuckyBrad didnt spoke about zeroing " and its look like theres is no bulliet drop but its stiil there "
Theres minimal like you dont even need to caculate distance anymore you just aim the head and shot and boom you got headshot in miles with no effort with caculting bf4 you had the satisfaction that you got headshots in long ranges but now nooo just aim the head and thats it..
l_D3ABLO_l before you edited your post you didn’t mention anything about “minimal drop” or how it feels easier you said there was zero bullet drop and asked for it to be “fixed” or “nerfed.” I explained it using snipers as an example since that’s where bullet drop is most noticeable. The drop is still in the game. If what you meant is that it feels easier now or less satisfying than in BF4, that’s different. In BF4, if you zeroed your gun properly, you’d still just be aiming at the head, popping off headshots every time. BF4 and its guns simply handled differently, like each Battlefield game does and the series has gradually gotten worse with each release.
iLuckyBrad i didnt meant zero by zeroing the range i know bf4 you can zero the range but i meant 0 = zero like now in bf6 without zeroing you just aim the head and click like 0 = zero like almost 0= zero bulliet drop and in bf4 you could get hype when you succed headshot someone in long ranges
