I'm passing this thread to the audio team as this has been a really big issue. But the info here is really great! Thank you all for your due diligence on trying to fix it on your end and reporting your finding. This really does help to nail this issue down.
Also for anyone else who sees this, please let us know as all the additional steps you've taken on your end to fix this as this is our next big issue to tackle. Also the situation in game you were in that it occurred (ie. Reviving someone, initial drop, characters in party, and console ( PS4 vs PS4 pro, etc)). Every single piece of info, no matter how small does go a long way. Videos also help.
Cheers and thanks you!
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If the community finds it I usually personally see them here. We also have devs looking at our forums and others places too, so I'll get bugs that way. If you can, dm me a screenshot and I'll take a look. Thanks!
This dev looking at OP like a proud papa
It true 8)
When I opened this sight line up for season 2 I had been waiting to see someone to nail this shot. Nice one!
Can I have something confirmed or denied please? I read some where and it "Seems" to be that all ammo types have the "same drop" regardless of the gun shooting them.
IE: Light will have "x arc" always, so p2020 will have the same drop over range as the g7? and heavy/eng also.
Pretty sure its bunk but people hold on to this a lot.
No, the guns have different muzzle velocities.
My typical snipe misses are around the 200-300 mark with the long bow 4x -6x scopes. The tracer drop off is either at their feet or on adjustment of what I "See" I over shoot by some inexplicable margin. Happy to go test this out.
Not ruling out that you haven't encountered a bug, but in local testing I cannot reproduce this at all. You can see results for a 500m test here. I also tried both the 4x and 6x at 200 and 300 meters with accurate results.
Is the ping necessary when the scope should tell you the distance to target? Or could that also be bugged? (Not personally having this issue, just wondering)
For the optics that do that, that should be fine, as long as you're adjusting your aim to the mildot after range finding but before firing.
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