Battlefield 1 hit quetion
Hi I bought online the Batlefied 1 a few years ago and congratulations, excellent work and gameplay the best WW1 game ever The essence of the problem is that the hits do very little damage to the o...
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If an enemy sniper's scope is rainbow-colored, you are in danger because you are within sweet spot distance (one body shot will kill you).
But for example the Gewehr M.95 Mannlicher has no sweet spot.
watch the rainbow effect:
- @HUN_gattaca_lg The mannlicher M95 it was the weapon of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy in the First World War (the Austrian Genarme even used it in some places during the Second World War)
The Austro-Hungarian Mannlicher fires 8mm ammunition as a base, but only ammunition made of lead with a conical top
In contrast, the German Gewehr Mauser FMJ fired pointed FMJ ammunition in 7.92×57mm
Later, the Monarchy also switched to this German ammunition in the later stages of the war, as the German ammunition is strongerI recently found this useful information about the Gewehr M.95 Marksman weapon based on a Battlefield 1 youtuber's video:
"you can reload without zooming out so you can stay on target easier"in Hungarian: boom-boom-boom-boom-boom, five quick booms in a row without zooming out the scope
I found a very detailed EA description on the subject (sweet spot range, glint type and depth of field comparison)New sniper rifle sweet spot communication
https://www.ea.com/en-gb/games/battlefield/news/bf1-weapons-crate-update-2018Please note, the depth of field changes for scopes are off by default. We acknowledge that many Scout players have grown accustomed to the current settings, which will remain the default way of engagement.
But, for those of you who want better communication when aiming down scope, head over to the Video Options and select “Sniper Scope DOF” and toggle it on. This will give you all the scope depth of field benefits outlined above. The new glints, however, are always active.
