The sight of the GrB starts at 100m which is borderline useless in enlisted. The worst part is that the default zero pre zeroing update was fine. But ever since you have to hip fire the launcher to engage a tank or spend times manually adjusting the zero with its many settings and guess how much you need.
This causes the weapon to perform very diffrent each time you set your zeroing and it becomes hard to guess where to shoot as that varies with each setting.
While at the same time people can quickly pick up on where to aim a panzerfaust with the very useable base setting.
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just set up the zeroing controls to be on your mouse wheel
it’s what i did, very useful
Brother, for tanks at a distance below the default 100 just use the dots on the sight, works perfectly fine, no need to fiddle with zeroing.
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I keep GrB 39 mostly with 100m setting and just adjust my aim lower for closer targets. Very easy to get used to where you need aim if you are not constantly touching the range settings.
I have destroyed countless tanks with it including t 34s .
Its up to you and practice
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It’s not a big deal for me you can adapt to it after 20 matches now it’s just a muscle memory but when you take a break from the game then it’s a pain.
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yes, they need to return it to how it was previously and the weapon will be much better, especially for new players.
Projectile jumps little bit upwards, when it leaves the barrel and thats the one reason why it can be tedious with close range shots (Piat also takes time to learn the trajectory).
If you have trouble shooting with GrB 39 do a test run in training room, hold down trigger and watch where the projectile lands.
This just my oppinion, but 100m range setting gives a clear line of sight to the target and you can use the markers (in ADS) to set up the right range.