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Just like real life.
You ever shot guns before? Not all of them are sub moa accuracy. Particularly belt fed 50s with extremely loose tolerances (by design for reliability) exasperated further by the fact it’s mounted on a swivel which is mounted on a seat that rotates which is mounted on a moving vehicle. Then you combine all that with a barrel that’s likely clapped out to begin with.
Bullet drop mainly depends on distance and projectile velocity and sniper rifles aren't exempt from it in the real world. No gun would should straight at 800m, in the real world you adjust your sight/scope based on distance to change the angle of your barrel when the target is in sight and you would fire quite a bit upwards at 800m. Essentially zeroing your rifle. You would typically zero the scope to the rifle at a given distance and then you would know how many notches to adjust based on distance. Wind would also be a factor as it can move a bullet quite a bit of target at longer distances.
Dice shouldn't be promoting that content...
You have to go back to BF4, BF3 and BC2 for when maps where great in BF and even those had lots of duds. BF1, BFV and 2042 had lots of sniper heaven type maps, huge open areas with little cover and lazy map design. The smaller maps in BF6 are generally fine, but some maps like Manhatten Bridge, Mirak Vally and New Sobek City could use dsome adjustments. Blackwell Fields is probably a lost cause.
I wasn't sure if that was an error, because that's a current map, but iwo jima is from 1942.
Conquest has been a merry-go-round for as long as I can remember. Capture one point and immediately move on to the next. Nobody has the attention span to sit on a point and defend it.
Maybe 25% of the time I get a team that will defend the points and most of the time it is an easy win. Way back in BF3, people were also quite good at defending the points, but that game had player hosted servers so you could go to servers where people actually bothered to play the overall objective.
I actually really love casual breakthrough, it gives me an excellent place to learn maps and try weapons out with some actual challenge from real players as well. The fact that its also an amazing opportunity to farm xp is a bonus lol.
That is actual physics affecting the firearm. Bullets still leave the barrel where it's pointed. In the game it's just a random effect, so there is no way to compensate.
My theory is that it is a combination of client side hit detection with slight server side validation, favor shooter, overloaded servers and fake bullet travel. Basically feels like they fake the bullet travel by delaying the hits, but still give them to you even if the other player moved on their end, as long as they where standing still on your end when you fired. Could also be a very large backwards reconciliation window, which waits forever to do the calculations.
It also happens when you are ducking down behind cover, basically going from aiming over to ducked down where they can't see you. Then you die from a direct hit to the body like 0.3s after you are behind cover. Similar when running as you get hit with the final shots at an angle where he would have no clear line of sight on your client.
Nice 94-0 is impressive even if 1/3 is bots. I'm still learning the maps and learning the routing through the maps cut off points etc I'm still only level 25 only have a couple guns unlocked it's a grind so unless I'm in a vehicle not getting close to 100 kills anytime soon lol gud jab bro
This also looks like a good way to do assignments for unlocks. I hate that we have to do a bunch of nonsense to just have all the weapons and attachments, the game is fun though, so it is what it is.
