BF3 scopes
BlackKnight, Fri Dec 16 2011, 03:27PMI stole these snapshots from the below YouTube video. A good video on the gun action with scopes. But since they nerfed the IRNV in last patch I have a hard time deciding which scope to use. I still most of the time end up with the IRNV. But I never can remember which ones are which, as far as view. Of course the bigger the magnification, the more your peripheral view is blocked out. So they each have there own look and feel. Hope this is helpful-
Also, one picture at the bottom with all side by side in smaller view.
Re: BF3 scopes
Sasquatch, Fri Dec 16 2011, 03:52PM
my trouble is not with pointing aiming and shooting... it is that I can never tell how much bullet drop should I allow for. Unless your opponent is reasonably close... it is hard to judge imho.
also the pks scope... hate that... the little arrows pointing up..... just wtf do you aim that with... the point on the arrow ?
Sasquatch, Fri Dec 16 2011, 03:52PM
my trouble is not with pointing aiming and shooting... it is that I can never tell how much bullet drop should I allow for. Unless your opponent is reasonably close... it is hard to judge imho.
also the pks scope... hate that... the little arrows pointing up..... just wtf do you aim that with... the point on the arrow ?
Re: BF3 scopes
HatchetmaN, Sat Dec 17 2011, 11:01AM
If hundred yards just drop a dot or a line.
HatchetmaN, Sat Dec 17 2011, 11:01AM
If hundred yards just drop a dot or a line.
Re: BF3 scopes
Reflux, Sat Dec 17 2011, 04:55PM
The so called 3D doesn't play well with my brain in judging distance. It's always one shot in the legs before I can get the head shot, but then the enemy has clued in and ran. You have to learn the game and grow accustom to other indicators for evaluating distance.
Reflux, Sat Dec 17 2011, 04:55PM
The so called 3D doesn't play well with my brain in judging distance. It's always one shot in the legs before I can get the head shot, but then the enemy has clued in and ran. You have to learn the game and grow accustom to other indicators for evaluating distance.
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