Long Range Scope question

[Lord Ikka 25]

Quick question- does the quality rating (Badly damage, damaged, worn, pristine) effect the accuration of the LRS? I've looked and seen multiple views, but no real answer.

[woots 82]

I cant tell you for sure but I have a badly damaged one and it seems pretty accurate. Killed someone last night from at least 600m

 

I think the damaged one is more "dirty"

Edited March 6, 2014 by WooTs

[TheLastEmp 295]

I think the general condition of the gun matters more than the condition of the scope. If there's any effect at all its minimal.

[flygamer1 176]

I don't think so. It's weird that the lens is not cracked like a damaged acog hope they will fix it

[rickenbacker 190]

Quick question- does the quality rating (Badly damage, damaged, worn, pristine) effect the accuration of the LRS? I've looked and seen multiple views, but no real answer.

 

No. Your shots will always hit slightly left of the crosshairs, no matter the condition of the sight. 

[Synton 15]

So theres no difference between damaged and pristine? Seems legit. Good to know though. Dont have to look further because I found a badly damaged lrs yesterday

[Guest]

No. Your shots will always hit slightly left of the crosshairs, no matter the condition of the sight.

btw, that issue is fixed on experimental build - so probably also fixed in stable tomorrow.

[rickenbacker 190]

So theres no difference between damaged and pristine? Seems legit. Good to know though. Dont have to look further because I found a badly damaged lrs yesterday

 

Not yet, but there will be eventually. 

[SentencedToBurn 39]

I tested this last night - me and my mate swapped between a pristine and a damaged long range scope and there was no difference that we could tell apart from the actual condition of the lens where you can see small cracks and other shit. But the accuracy seemed to be the same. Tested on all ranges from 100m to 800m.

[Lord Ikka 25]

Thanks for the info/tests, very helpful!

[alldaypk 63]

No. Your shots will always hit slightly left of the crosshairs, no matter the condition of the sight. 

 

In the latest experimental patch they fixed that i believe

[iBane 381]

Nope just the cleanliness/clarity of the optic.  As others have pointed out the LRS has a coding issue which results in the actual path of the bullet being slightly left of the cross-hair intersection.  This has been fixed on the Experimental branch servers and will be fixed with the next update to Stable branch servers which should be today.

[liquidcactus 719]

Wondered about this somewhat but never had a chance to put the scope on a rifle  <_<

[Synton 15]

Managed to get a compensator and a lrs on my mosin yesterday. Lets see how accurate it will be

[KarmaCoin 72]

Managed to get a compensator and a lrs on my mosin yesterday. Lets see how accurate it will be

 

Just FYI, Compensator currently has no function.

[Blades of Blood 10]

Hey guys, got a video comparing the different conditions of the LRS. Check it out at 

[Foxtails 7]

Which game build did you use for this video?

[Irish. 4886]

Just FYI, Compensator currently has no function.

 

It seems to greatly increase my recoil... when not equipped.

Edited March 8, 2014 by lrish

[Colemanw26 11]

Can a Damaged Long Range Scope be used? Does it shoot straight? Can you see through it?

 

I found two on this guys dead body and want to know if i should keep them.

 

Thanks!

[gsp167 95]

You can see trough it as long as it's not ruined as far as I know, but the scope won't be calibrated and you'll need to find a quiet spot to see where your bullets land when you shoot.

[Colemanw26 11]

So does that mean a damaged scope may shoot to the left.... like every time? or is it gonna shoot off center in a random direction each time you fire?

[Colemanw26 11]

I jsut saw the other thread about this... sooo  my bad for double posting.... ignore this thread

[boneboys 7988]

Merged.

[maxotaur 135]

there is no difference between the damaged and the pristine version atm...