Tips and Tricks for Becoming a Great Sniper | BattleBit Remastered Guide

[@SpunkMayo]

Zeroing is already bound to your mouse by default. Just hold Alt and spin the scroll wheel.

[@Netto711]

Now this I didn't know.

[@slumberingowl5704]

Nice to know thanks!

[@SpunkMayo]

Wish the game made this more apparent

[@WalterHeseinberg]

​@@SpunkMayoread the controls😂

[@slumberingowl5704]

@@WalterHeseinberg we don't read we just shoot

[@froggo921]

Another attachment must have is the Ranger muzzle which boosts your damage and muzzle velocity by 10% each.

[@skapunker1986]

staying undetected seems more important to me, so in my case i usually go with the Flash Hider, or a Silencer

[@zeitzeuge3128]

Silencer for flanking, ranger for back line sniping

[@GiRR007]

@@skapunker1986 Unfortunately flash hiders and suppressors dont do anything about the tracer your gun leaves so its not exactly useful.

[@CAMIKAZE78]

Need to test more, but the ranger also greatly increases FSM which also lowers the speed in which you can theoretically follow up with shots. Definitely a good call though!

[@chronosxtx]

@@CAMIKAZE78 Ranger is the best for sniping, that's one of the of the best attachment choices.

[@zenammu]

Another tip I would like to share (as someone who is complete shit at sniping) is that you can change your mouse sensitivity for each zoom level INDIVIDUALLY in Controls section of the options menu. So if you find a zoom level uncomfortable to use, don't discard it immediately, try playing with the settings a little bit!

[@williamrobinson6055]

For those that are wondering, you still have scope glint while looking down a canted sight.

[@CrispyMuffin2]

i'd assume so, since you're still pointing the big scope at the enemy

[@lnordin4854]

well shit

[@williamrobinson6055]

@@lnordin4854 I know, I had hoped it wouldn't be the case.

[@williamrobinson6055]

@@CrispyMuffin2 yeah I get it, I tested it originally because scope glint is meant to balance large magnification.

[@FailsAndLuck]

No you don't

[@bigpapastalin601]

If you really want to use a long range scope use the advanced binoculars. You can see without giving a glint off then switch over when youve found a target

[@MeatyZeeg]

And if you are doing long range use the decoy and place it far from where you are actually shooting from.

[@Drawfill]

Bino recon on spotting duty with a buddy who's on shooting duty is severely under-rated. People play happy camper, but put two of those toguether and see what happens. Unsure how good it is for squad points tho since I don't run with nobody yet

[@inconsideratebox3000]

@@MeatyZeeg Tbh, during my gameplay, I have yet to fall for a glint decoy. If I were to assume that all players have the same ability to pick decoys out, I wouldn't go for it. To ruin the decoy, there's an easy tactic you can learn. When sniping, if you see a glint that quickly fades away, focus on it. If it comes back then fades again after around a second, it's a decoy. If you really can't confirm it's a decoy, keep looking at it, and if it keeps glinting then fading in a pattern, that's your full confirmation. I would never snipe a glint decoy even if you know it's one. Some snipers may want to remove those extra glint decoys so they can have a cleaner view of the battlefield, and that's a good idea, but I definitely wouldn't do it if you want to remain incognito. Simply shooting can reveal your position to prepared enemy snipers, and the more you shoot, the easier it is for enemies to confirm your position. This is because of some widely-known factors, such as muzzle flash and your own glint, but, even if you run a suppressor and a medium scope to fully negate those factors, smart opponents will be able to get a small glimpse of your bullet tracer and tell what direction it came from. If you're not too far away, then they'll likely spot you after a couple of glances. All in all, reduce your shots as much as possible, it keeps your position anonymous for longer, so I also recommend letting decoys stay. Only time I say to shoot them is if you're another class and go for a flank then find these decoys. Remove them for you snipers and they'll definitely appreciate it. To round things back to using the decoy, idk if I'd recommend them since I have an easy time picking them out. But tbf, I am unaware of the general potence of the community's spotting skills, so if some of you find success, decoy away. Maybe I'm overestimating the community's decoy-confirmation abilities.

[@idontwanttopickone]

​@@inconsideratebox3000 I agree. The decoy would be more effective if you have an option to change its rotation speed or even it's flash settings. I think the decoy would be better if it was directional and had a custom flash setting. Spinning means it's common for your own team to start shooting at it. Making it a single direction (maybe only visible up to 45° wide max) would mean that as a sniper you'll have to choose what area of the map you want to distract and you'll have to move your decoy occasionally. But, the main issue is the glint going through walls and bushes. Until thats fixed, long range (1km+) sniping isn't possible or that fun. In the games currently broken lens glint state the best way to use the decoy is to set both of them down on a ridge behind trees. So they are almost on top of each other. This should look like someone moving around as they look down a scope. But obviously it depends on the timing and they soon get shot at. You also can put them on top of whatever you are using for cover or on the other side of whatever you are using for cover. So when people see your glint they'll have to pick between the two sides, which will hopefully give you the chance to get the kill.

[@idontwanttopickone]

​@@Drawfillsniping with a buddy or two is the most effective. I've had some great games where I was sniping (I think Sandyset - I think thats the maps name, has the best sniping in the games current state, with the scope glint through trees, aka "the flashlight waypoint") and the things that have got me killed is when I'm dealing with a pair of snipers together, who aren't sitting in an obvious sniper spot (not on a crest of a hill or the highest point in the map - get yourself some cover!). I can kill one very often. But rarely both without having to pull back or getting killed myself. You don't get much of a bonus for being a spotter, sadly. They could probably fix that - but I think the glint needs fixing first. But, if you are going to pair up, you're much better just saying the location of snipers while you snipe. A single 1000+ meter kill is worth way more points and far more useful to your team than tagging the enemy for a buddy and getting a tiny amount of points. You can both tag and do callouts while sniping. Better for your team if you are both sniping and trying to get kills, and reviving each other when you get shot. Also great if you are part of a bigger squad and position yourself so they can spawn on you to flank the enemy (easy points for you and more than what you'd get from spotting). You can also use your squad points to call in an air drop for you two. Which makes the drop more worthwhile. Happy shooting!

[@greatswordofvictory1271]

Fun fact: As far as I can tell, every sight in the game, and I do mean every sight in the game, can use the zeroing mechanic. All three types can use zeroing if you want, although medium and long range sights obviously benefit from it more, generally speaking.

[@BNJ_VODS]

Me zeroing my red dot to 1000M

[@Spams-the-lasers]

@@BNJ_VODS close range sights only zero out to like 300m, sadly

[@slingodeluxe]

Noticed some medium range scopes get all the way up to 1400m, not sure if it’s just some scopes or an update that happened, but medium scopes are viable up to 1500m at least. I never use a long range scope, glint=death

[@roboteen]

​@@slingodeluxeI love it when people use glint, you can see it through tree leaves and stuff, makes it so easy to wipe snipers out. I like to stick to the outskirts and clear those areas of snipers every game. I don't get many kills but at least the enemy snipers don't get to have a nice spot out of view of everyone else

[@slingodeluxe]

@@roboteen too true. Imho if the snipers are worried about you or dead bc of you, you are doing a lot for your team pushing objectives. The glint is insane as well, so many times I have gotten a kill only because of glare thru trees on someone I wouldn’t have noticed. I forgot to even mention medium scope means no more holding your breath, that alone makes it outshine long range for me. Idk if other people have issues with holding their breath but doing it multiple times in a row even with the bar still partially filled it seems like it doesn’t always work and you have to press shift again

[@ryuhanja3415]

Step 1: don’t use long range scopes Step 2: unlock echo Step 3: profit

[@deyzunasbunker]

echo?

[@EthanolEnthusiast]

@@deyzunasbunker The scope?

[@CAMIKAZE78]

Kills go brrrrr

[@NobbsAndVagene]

The FLIR scope is also really good because you can turn off the thermal vision with CAPS LOCK. It can be very effective, especially on night maps. Dunno why everyone seems to like the Echo scope though. Of normal medium-range scopes, I much prefer the TRI4 X32.

[@ryuhanja3415]

@@NobbsAndVagene it just has the most zoom of all the medium range scopes, it might as well be a 6x without the scope glint. Flir is good for night maps tho

[@41DegreesSouth]

Would be keen to see a full sniper gameplay breakdown video - explaining thought process, tactics, how to read battle flow etc.

[@CAMIKAZE78]

Might be something we can do in the future mate!

[@convextlc9767]

I've been loving playing on foggy maps with a DMR and 4x scope. Been able to easily counter snipe with it and rack in the kills too. My M110 has been my BFF.

[@feryth]

To counter scope glint broadcasting your position on long ranges, you need to conceal yourself by hiding behind an embrasure. I like placing two barriers/sandbags next to each other and shooting from the gap between those, or use a pickaxe and make a small hole on a wall to snipe from. But keep in mind that a pile of sandbags in the middle of nowhere with shots coming out of it is an obvious announcement of a sniper's nest anyway, so make sure to use natural cover as much as possible if you're sniping from the wilderness You should also be at the maximum distance you can be from that shooting hole/gap. That way, your glint should only be visible to snipers you are actually looking at, and no one else. You need to move after every shot, but a single step to the side so that the one you just shot can't see you can be enough. You can then take your time finding another target until your previous target gets distracted by something else, and you're safe to shoot again. If your previous target were dead set on finding you... well, good luck. They'll keep coming until you die then.

[@birtalanlorant5572]

Keep in mind scope glint can be seen through anything and everything. I snipe snipers most of the time, spot one through 9 layers of foliage due to the glint, move back even further, zero my scope, wait a few seconds till he stops to aim and boom, I have myself a kill/hitmarker:D

[@broiledbeef5319]

I'm gonna be honest, I forgot the pickaxe even existed.

[@DI0NY5US]

I really hope we eventually see discussions on the best set and forget zeroing for each rifle setup like we do in real life.

[@slumberingowl5704]

Hell yeah zero one time then never again

[@matthewrezuke8130]

Learn the reticle and use holdovers… too bad the reticle isn’t actually calibrated correctly.

[@CosyPigeon]

I've been zeroing my AR's at 200 meters. Doesn't seem to overshoot headshots at close range, and really usefull for landing those harder to hit mid to long range shots.

[@DI0NY5US]

@@matthewrezuke8130 True. ACSS in Battlebit when?

[@DI0NY5US]

@@CosyPigeon I zero mine at 50yd which is about the same. With a 50yd zero your next intercept is almost 200yd exactly so you end up with a point of impact that's only about +/- 3in of your point of aim out to nearly 300yds. Might jump into the range on Battlebit and see how the arcs work out in it. Edit: just realized you were talking about in game lol

[@Blit_Wizbok]

Tip: catching a grapple line while falling negates *all* fall damage (or at least so much i haven't been hurt yet jumping off 5+ stories). If you're on a collapsible structure, putting a grapple on something convenient nearby could give you a great escape route should it start collapsing. It's also AMAZING on the map Frugis for getting from rooftop to rooftop.

[@klyxes]

If you're in a good sniping spot that doesn't hide you, I suggest building two sandbags/barriers where they're at an angle to each other, but not touching. This gives you a slit where you can shoot from, enough space to cover a wide area (due to the angle of the covers), and makes it harder for enemies to hit you unless you're already looking at them. Can't put the barriers too close to each other, the game will make it so you hit the barriers even if you're aiming between them.

[@GwenLavender]

I higly suggest also trying the pickaxe to create new flanking opportunities by opening very small holes in walls that enemies wont easily notice. Works even better with a suppressor or flash hider.

[@drakeylivingston]

Just landed a 1141m shot on Barsa with the L96 and a Prisma scope haha , you really don’t need a higher magnification beyond the medium range scopes within 500-600m and with some good practice 700-900m ranged shots

[@roboteen]

If they have a large scope, making those 1000+ shots become infinity easier with a medium scope lol I just wish I could hear the death voip at that distance

[@IntoTheWeeds71]

Would love to see a video about your thought process when moving through the map-where you sprint, where you stop, where you hold angles-I find that I'm too aggressive and always end up getting shot by multiple enemies at once.

[@CAMIKAZE78]

Something I can definitely look into in the future mate. Cheers!

[@Gspi1005]

Some what similar to the silhouette point, be aware of of both what around you on the sides/behind you so you don't get flanked, but also how exposed you are in front. Sniping though a crack is far safer than being in a wide open window. The placeable cover can be great for both of these, to build little nests which provide cover from everywhere you aren't shooting.

[@macfurrywong8108]

Another tip regarding the zeroing. You DO NOT have to rebind your mousewheel for it. You only need to hold down your ALT button, *which allows you to look around* and just use the mousewheel to adjust the zeroing like this. Saves you the keybind of your mousewheel.

[@guillermoelnino]

Doesn't matter what weapon I'm using, whenever I remember to I zero mine to 50 or 100. Seems to help me sometimes when I'm stuck in and taking shots at the next building over.

[@snakehead214]

I love medium scope and the angled red dot. I can even clear buildings after practicing a while.

[@Gotoemole]

Thank you. The tip on using medium scope by itself is a S tier tip, the rest are cherry on top.

[@SUPREMELEADERSPUNCHBAWB]

i thought i was doing good with the 6x scope. But once i switched to no glint scope, it all started to come together. great advice

[@Tucher97]

One thing to know and this is me being a dumb for thinking of Battlefield 4 where I swapped for the DMRs and dropped the bolt actions, you can do that in battlebit but just know despite being automatic, there is a lot of recoil so don't plan on rapid firing on the first few goes until you get the right attachments for outstanding control. If you played Battlefield 1 long enough to say scopes are for losers then you are well enough to use medium range scopes also medium scopes of course have the case of "No scope sway", so overall better. Now a tip, if you are someone who plans to go out in the middle of no where by yourself, bring a bundle of explosives, claymores or antipersonel mines, claymores specifically, place these in areas behind and around where you plan on pitching a tent, these can act as your alarms, as once you hear an explosive, treat that as your cue to move, chances are they decided to make you their priority and already know about your traps, oh and no music listening, sure its tempting but you must choose explosives or music, not both because they sort of will cancel each other out. Another tip, if you are a rising amateur sniper, two things in a target, head shot entrenched targets, body shot targets who are in active combat such as moving a lot while shooting down lets say some sort of hallway, yes most likely you will injure them but they will be at death's door step, but another thing, once they are looking around for that painful mosquito, stop firing and instead focus on headshots solely, because if to many are focused on you, then they are not focused on the active combat force.

[@Jam_MG]

as someone who grew up a faze kid and moved to battlefield maining snipers. REALLY GOODD VIDEO. you could have talked about the pros and cons of different vests for ammo and mobility. i would be surprised if the medium range scopes don't get a sniper glint at some point in time. i have pushed consistent headshots well into the 500m range with the acog. personally i have never used the zeroing mechanic in any game. however it is really useful a those longer ranges. i just find the faster that you can get a shot off the better. spending that time zeroing with a glint is just asking to be shot in the face. sometimes if im going against another sniper who i think is better than me ill just spam shots down range and flick to targets while barely being scoped in. don't give the enemy time to line up their shot. especially when i have to ads after moving and they are just staying scoped in. i have to ads and line up my shot in the time it takes them to just line up theirs. Stand still as little as possible always be strafing and moving unpredictably. that is a tip for any class. if you can bait out a snipers shot you can use the time it takes for them to rechamber another round to ads for yourself. minimize the amount of angles you can be shot from. again another tip for any class but with how tunnel vision snipers inherently are it really helps. i try to be standing every time i take a shot so i can crouch down quickly or prone to dodge enemy bullets.

[@EthanolEnthusiast]

I try to spam shots off, but some of the people are noob as fuck and just sit there and hardscope you lmao

[@profsoak]

Fun fact: l96 and m200 have 1 shot kill dmg to the body at over 800 m ranges so you dont have to aim for the head and just the general sillouette at over 800 m for kills

[@jasonparker5746]

That doesn’t make much sense since bullets lose their velocity/energy over longer distances

[@profsoak]

@@jasonparker5746 its not meant to be realistic, its a game mechanic and you can check that yourself in the loadout window

[@Arnechk]

​@@jasonparker5746bolt actions have inverse damage curve, otherwide it would just be OP in cqb.

[@pancakes8816]

Remember, aim small miss small. You aim for that guys button, you might miss, but still hit his torso

[@Gofaw]

@@jasonparker5746 bro is really pulling the "uhm it's achsktchually not realistic" card in a game that looks like a minecraft knock off

[@CssHDmonster]

supressed l96 with a nice flank is my fav so far , perfect at counter sniping too

[@snapturtle3253]

they need a better recon gadget tbh. maybe a spotting binoculars like in bfv.

[@StarComet7]

The advanced binoculars should have a rangefinder imo

[@a_catfish5180]

@@StarComet7what is the actual Point of the advanced binoculars?

[@StarComet7]

@@klishchan1 yeah, i want it for engineer so you can be accurate with rpgs. Also would give it an actual point instead of being junk

[@mactwentytwentyfour]

Longest headshots I consistently hit shot after shot are around the 1300-1400m range. A specific scope has a perfect indicator for that range and if you ballpark it, it's a kill every time

[@WetCrumbz669]

I prefer to use the bipod and 20 - 40x zoom for crossmap sniping. I recommend binoculars for spotting, and moving constantly. The decoys help as well.

[@hungvu262]

Most of the time you can get away with the medium scopes up to 1200m though it does get a bit pixelly. Also on the L96 with the acog zeroed to 0m, the first bar down is exactly 1300m, really conveniant if youre sniping people in the lighthouse or observatory in bazra.

[@Skidd660]

bruh I I've been sniping at the 800 to 1000 range since the release of the playtest, and all this time and never knew about the zeroing feature. This is a game changer, no longer will I have to estimate how high above to aim and hope I can remember it.

[@lookkah]

I used to watch you when you did planetside content all the time!Super happy you found your way to change content,hope it works well for you!

[@woxi4899]

what iv learned sniping in csgo and valorant is to always be in different spots and never be predictable

[@kirbyis4ever]

I find that the long range optics are good for taking out a stationary target... Aka another sniper. If you want to play "sniper hunter" grab a long range scope and advanced binoculars. Find your target with binocs, zero your rifle. Aim and fire, swap back to binocs - the last thing they'll see is a brief scope glint from 1000m away and a moment after a bullet takes their head off. You'll piss off snipers who will quickly reposition, die, or start looking for you to send a bullet your way. I do this type of sniping specifically to amuse myself. If you want to turn the tide of a battle go for a medium zoom scope and pie off areas like you're a police sniper, picking off people who peek too far and slowly making it safe for your friends to take positions.

[@aatosohikaura1596]

Exactly what I've been waiting for

[@carrotsandrunning]

the first thing i do when setting up a position is find the ranges of all the likely engagement areas. Really helps.

[@veganssuck2155]

i find 200m is a sweet spot

[@Reaper-J129]

Just did a game as a fresh sniper that I've never picked up, lemme tell you the satisfaction of hitting headshots made me search for this video

[@lordpataknight1312]

Just got this game and was watching ur vid as I did night sniping. It's fun to get one guy and watch his buddies try to revive em only to get em as well

[@chicagobreed502]

I could barely get any kills before I put on a 4x scope and I started top fragging rush lobbies. Definitely helps that when I played battlefield 3,4 and especially 1 I often used low zoom or iron sights but the scope glint in battlebit is such a detriment. I can't count the times I see a glint, look over and just position my cross hair a few pixels above and it's a free headshot. You're a borderline free kill when you're using a glint scope.

[@anderson92]

Also, don't be afraid to get up close and dirty with the iron sights when you first unlock a sniper rifle 🤣 super fun, Even if it's not the most practical thing

[@JohnFromAccounting]

Iron sights are more practical than long range scopes. Glint is suicide.

[@matiasarrua7935]

I have a pretty stupid tip, use gas grenades as a sniper, I allways deploy one below my feet whenever im getting targeted by 2 or more snipers from away. then i throw another one to the oposite side im going to reposition to. it has never failed to me so far

[@DeezelxDr3amz]

Pro tip, set your steady breathe and zeroing control to the same key so you can hold steady and zero in and shot relatively quick and relaxed

[@thafox4151]

The number of times I've had the building I'm in blown sky-high because I angered the wrong squad is too many to count. So yea, keep moving your spot and keep them guessing your location is the most important skill other than landing them headshots. Also, a fun tip, with a medium scope, if you understand the bullet drop on your rifle, you can snipe enemy snipers from across the map by aiming at the glint. The glint appears even through foliage and some cloths, meaning you can see them, but they can't see you. Using this method I've hit 1500m+ headshots with the medium scope on the regular. Not to mention that if you're in a bush or behind one of the few cloths on the maps, it makes you invisible to long range snipers. Although if you're shooting too often they may be able to guess your location if they are very observant. Take this information and rain hell my friends and most importantly, have fun!

[@tylerduncan8687]

Dang your aim is good! Awesome video mate, well entertaining.

[@tohtreb]

Awesome video, been really enjoying sniping with the shorter zoom scopes and been running the Rem700 for the shorter range/skirmish sniping and the M200 for the long range stuff. I just submitted a filthy little clip from last night to the clips of the week, in fact!

[@veganssuck2155]

cant wait to unlock those, m700 is 10 levels away

[@rami-succar7356]

4:00 you can alt+scroll by default. i don't know how it was when that video was made but that's how it works now. just a heads up to whoever reads this, you don't have to change keybinds

[@Sunless1337]

I also pay attention to which enemies are looking where before I snipe them. I assume they can always trace my shots back if they see the visual, so if I'm trying to be sneaky on my own I'll relocate and wait a bit longer on shots I put into crowds.

[@xx_harold_xx7394]

Alt scrl is also a defult bind

[@Hel1mutt]

I once "snuck" up on a sniper in a BTR, so keeping your head on a swivel and not hyper focusing is probably a good idea

[@joostvisser6508]

Medium scopes are still fairly effective at proper long ranges. My longest kill is 1313m on BASRA and I used the M125 scope for that one. I hit 800m shots semi regularly with a medium scope

[@LunchboxDrop-0uts765]

Just Subscribed 😊😊

[@viniciusschadeck4992]

those non- human aim is the most important stuff, no matter how much well positioned you got, if you wrong 2 or 3 shots in sequence, normally is enought to someone rush you, as well from thin air

[@_h4t3]

Finally waited 4 such a Video about Sniper

[@jafsrob]

my longest range kill of 1.3km was with a mdeium range scope. granted, it took me like 60 sniper bullets and 2 or 3 lives, but it IS possible. this was also without a range finder

[@saintyoo]

I'm making 1000+ meter shots with medium range scopes. Long range scopes might need some balancing love.

[@NHKO-yw2cp]

I feel like mid range scopes and aiming above players is in my opinion a better experience its more fun figuring out how much you need to aim above to make up for bullet drop my longest shot with the SV is 1780m with a midrange and it was the most satisfying kill in my gaming Career.

[@aaron4820]

It's unfortunate that there's just no reason to use long range scope given you can land majority of your hits perfectly fine with medium (acog is my choice for the BDC), my record kill was at 530m with 4x on some glinting sniper. I hope they will push some balancing update that will give these long range scopes some love (like narrowing the cone which makes the glint visible perhaps, maybe it gradually becomes brighter as you ads for longer etc)

[@solvdev]

Maybe, so that it only shows the glint within a certain cone of vision - more realistic

[@veganssuck2155]

at some point im going to throw on a 20x and try 2000m counter sniping, i think thats what long range scopes are good for

[@smokyx]

great content, subbed 😊

[@wellingtonbruh3756]

A weird thing I noticed, scopes zero to 500m max, medium range optics range to 1000m. Not sure if that's a bug, but seems terrible for the 40x scope where sometimes you hold to the bottom of your scope to hit a long range shot

[@kumballabtalla]

2:43 dude is just shooting FOG. I can't even compete!!!

[@Azuresynergy]

It is rather obvious which might be why it's not part of the video, but a larger screen and higher resolution will make it much easier to land those hits.

[@a_catfish5180]

4K monitor pay to win ;)

[@codelinx]

Just got this game like 1-2 days ago and I'm honestly having the best time. I honestly don't know why games similar to this or just games in general don't have voice chat. I feel like the creators promote toxicity through mechanics and in game layout compared to battle bit.

[@Caramel_Custard_Flan]

I love hitting those juicy headshot at range beyond 500 meters with 40x and a bipod, is it productive? No. Is it satisfying? Absolutely.

[@snakeofminthumbugs330]

I can barely stay alive for more than 2 min and here I am watching a video on how to snipe. My main problem is peaking, you stick your head up for less than a second and die. I get why they have scope glint but I feel like it needs fixing, for a start it can be seen through walls, secondly I think it should only be noticeable when someone is looking within a certain angle from where you are.

[@t900HAWK]

learning about zeroing just made me want to snipe even more

[@cloketre]

By default holding Alt and using scroll wheel can also range your gun.

[@mevoogle]

Tip 1. Unequip the scope, people can see that you don't need that shit. it also stops you from needing to hold your breath.

[@aydanmull]

Ive hit 1400+ with an acog. Its possible.

[@JadedDark]

Zeroing is easy, I just wish they added the objective distance when you put your reticle over an objective. Additionally, they should add the ability to reset zero with a button press.

[@AllinWhenPlaying]

Matches where 50% of the team thinks they are playing Sniper Elite and doing 3/10 whole game aren't fun for both sides, at all. And this happens a LOT now. 5 minutes into the conquest/domination map and after one look at the class distribution you already know if that will be a loss.

[@ThexNewxL]

This just brings me back to what I said to some friends. Sniper glints just shouldn't be in games.

[@everinghall8622]

Irl there is an actual attachment to keep your scope from glinting. Also, since it's the only weapon in the game that can achieve a 1 hit kill I think it's pretty balanced

[@antonbengard4221]

I actually wish they'd make sniping harder, like intentionally made to be tedious. Then not as many people would play it, and we wouldnt have sniper hell with half the players on that class every time a map has even the slightest space without a building. To balance that, make the glint an occasional thing that flashes once every 10-20 seconds instead of all the time. Then it's easier for snipers to hide (which is really what a sniper is supposed to be all about), but they're less oppressive overall.

[@stupidt9595]

10:15 Just a big tip i got from 20h of play time, don't lay on top of the biggest rock you see, you are like a sore thumb there. (Obviously there are exceptions)

[@lyzz]

If you know how to use medium range optics you really don't need long range scopes, I've hit 1000m headshots pretty consistently using a rangefinder and zeroing. It's actually so fun

[@nellyskywalker1310]

Focus on counter sniping and you’ll be great. snipers really let you get a feel for the entire map in general. Counter sniping shows you spots that are often overlooked and puts you in rewarding situations. If you can send accurate shots from a not too common spot you gone be lit.

[@Brocken87]

You are the best creator so far for me🎉❤

[@SOXnation999]

I hit 1000+ meter shots with the sv98 and prisma. Medium range is the way to go

[@AnteUjcic]

i love the m200 its because of the.408 cheyenne tactical now thats a sniper bullet

[@kazzsaru]

> re-range your scope to 0 meters mmm, no need boss. Most sniper rifles shoot flat all the way out to 300m (the default you shoot at at fresh respawn btw) easy without adjustment. Beyond that, you'll want to play that ranging.

[@HystoriaReiss]

great video ty a lot !

[@thatsmolbirb2519]

Hey cami bro, glad the videos are doing good. Can't make it to streams anymore due to university and stuff but the videos are amazing. Keep up the amazing work and I'm looking forward to some channel growth

[@solitor4692]

Alt + Scroll Wheel to zero your scope. Also medium scopes have near zero scope sway, basically don't use long range scopes unless firing at 700+ meters, and don't spawn at your friendly sniper with a glint scope if he isn't using one, you will give away his position you ass. Also, the medium scopes have diferent zoom levels, 4x zoom for the x32, acog and burris. Use the x32, its the best 4x scopes. And use the ranger barrel to hit damage breakpoints, snipers have a 1.9x headshot multiplier. And players can have 100, 112, 125 or 137 head HP (no helmet, helmet, heavy support helmet, exo support helmet). The m200 with the ranger is the only one that can 1shot the exo support.

[@iKentEven]

You can zero your scope with alt+scroll wheel by default as well!

[@rezkiy95]

Also just hold shift when scoped and the crosshair will be still

[@PrimeTerrific]

Only with long range scopes

[@jasonparker5746]

I use a side button on my mouse to hold breath

[@stuntwill]

Nice job pointing out the importance of repositioning when you're on a streak, as well as silhouetting which I always call "sore thumbing" (because you're sticking out like a sore thumb). You don't always get those tips in videos!

[@lokepameGG]

I like hunting for glints, hiding behind bushes or leaves and just hunts with medium range scope

[@MCshadr217]

Think the largest map allows for 2kmish at max, and getting 1,500m+ shots is another story, people can actually dodge due to how long the bullet takes to travel.

[@yourallygod8261]

holding alt with rifle in hand and scroll wheel is Default Zeroing function

[@ipadize]

i love using a medium range scope so nobody sees me from 2 miles away like a twinkling star

[@r3dbullbbs]

I am on OG BF3 sniper with lots of kills. The sniping in this game just feels off. You cant really be aggressive with the sniper because strafing and sniping doesnt really work and your bullet completly goes off. Also it takes forever to switch to your pistol so its even more difficult to be an aggressive sniper...

[@jaywerner8415]

Speaking of Scope Glint, is that what the Binoculars are for? Like the Glint only happens when your Aiming down the scope with 6x or above so you have the Binos to "find targets" before shooting. You can also ZERO the scope by holding Alt and using the mouse wheel.

[@jasonparker5746]

Use a side button on your mouse to hold your breath

[@drexl7958]

Aw man, I am SO bad at sniping… I appreciate the clip has good tips, but I think I’m gonna keep pushing the objective. Cover me!!😊

[@inomooshekki]

TRX is the best scope no debate. Clean and easy to read

[@jdog340]

we did it boys, we successfully meta-gamed roblox battlefield

[@whermanntx]

Gotta love how you can shoot through the boxes simply because your scope has line of sight.

[@DarkBunnyLord]

I kinda hate sniping in this game. Granted it’s good once you get non-long range scopes and a range finder I’m sure but the fact those are all progression locked and if you came in later you’re now going against people who do have those upgrades makes it painfully bad to get to that point. So it’s less bad mechanics and more that progression based unlocks make it really painful to grind through those early advancements simply because counter snipers will constantly be raping you as you try to get just enough kills to unlock a somewhat more even playing field.

[@wo0dy]

every time I have tried sniping, I get fudged by the barrel being below the scope. Always hitting stuff in front of me it seems regardless how far away from it i am, I have to full peak in order for the bullet to go where the sight is looking

[@Mikelettuce_]

Great video. Any tips for leading shots on targets moving horizontally to your position? I can hit headshots pretty consistently but have a hard time hitting timing the leading shots.

[@veganssuck2155]

ranger muzzle attachment and practice

[@BHLCaptainDja]

Alternatively, get good at building. Play long range maps. Use x20. Get 1-2k points per kill. Not the best exp, but I consistently get 50-70k points per game on good maps