As the light reflects off your scope, betraying your position if you’re using a sniper scope, you’ll be able to get a closer view of the target, but if they’re looking in your direction, they’ll also get a glimpse of you. If you’re a break shot, it could not make a difference, because you could possibly pop your foe before they are able to react. But you risk going from predator to prey rather quickly if you’re lying prone on a hillside, hard-scoping a group of enemies. In the event that you do want to run the sniper scope you’d do well not to linger looking down its sights if you can use a scope with less magnification you won’t have this issue, but. (Also, a quick note for snipers: Bullet drop is genuine. If you’re aiming well into the distance, compensate by aiming a little higher.)
Tall structures = sniper fests. Arrange appropriately.
If you’re moving in or nearby the Downtown or Hospital aspects of the map, there’s most likely a minumum of one sniper for a rooftop trying to find a kill. According to where in actuality the group goes, you might not have an option but to go to these areas, so be the sucker don’t whom operates on view. Continue reading “Let me make it clear more about Be a sniper, maybe not just a target”