Please remove the sway when sighting in so I can delete snipers across the map easier please
maybe even add a scope…
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No
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The only anti-tank rifle mass-produced with a scope is the British boys at rifle. And it was done in 1944, and it was introduced into service only in 1950, also after the war. You can find information, but without evidence in the form of photos, that soldiers used homemade methods to mount telescopes on anti-tank rifles, but from what I remember, it was probably in forrgotten weapon about it. Well, questions were often asked who first used an anti-tank rifle as a sniper rifle and said that the ammunition for fighting tanks had a range of probably up to 500 m because it was heavy, and no one produced precise ones. The Germans in 1940 experimented with the PzB39 with a mounted scope, but gave up on it because the precision ammunition was just too expensive to produce and had worse armor-piercing properties. Overall, I spent 40 minutes searching the internet for information and that’s all I could find. And the Polish wz35 rifle was designed to fight armored vehicles from a distance of up to 100 m due to copper bullets, which lost their armor deformation properties above 100 m.
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counterpoint: fuck snipers
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Scopes are for mediocrities.
Build yourself sandbags, ammo boxes. Additionally, equip the soldiers with binoculars and look for enemies through the binoculars. It’s much more fun.
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swaying is really ridiculous.
How the muzzle is always fixed on the middle of the screen?
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Well, but in total you are trying to maintain 10 kg long at 176 cm. In fact, the character should be completely out of balance with a standing shot.
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funnily enough heavier guns are easier to hold steady…how fatigued and long you can hold them up is the matter
I don’t know how end heavy the WZ. 35 is thought, might change this a little.
Having said that, My rifle weighs about 6kg when fully loaded, and most of my friends get sick off carrying it after 5 mins (and that’s at ease, not holding it up)…they are used to rifles that weigh half that