G28 Scope misaligned

[FlipsNChips]

Just like the title says, I have noticed that the G28 scope crosshair is misaligned when using the main(x5 zoom) scope. You have to aim with the first range dot below the crosshair to land your shot. Meanwhile the red dot sight seems perfectly okay.
Edit: I did some tests with the G28 rifle and the M40A5. With the G28 rifle I have to aim higher with M40 I have to a bit lower. I guess this comes from a problem with the weapon 3d models.

[Raven]

think it might be because the scope is aligned to a distance further away, lets say 200m. and the laser only works in short and medium rng. Would be nice to be able to calibrate the scopes yourself.

[Nina]

would be better if the game just straight shot at the scope crosshairs. after all, most of us dont have sniper training or hunting experience to know how much to lead a target or how much drop a round will have. just be glad we dont have to worry about windage, just fall.

[FlipsNChips]

@Raven, I think you missunderstood me. If I were to aim at the enemies head I have to aim higher because the shot goes low.
Example: If I want to hit somebody at 0 meters in the head I have to use the 200m marker of the scope.

[Aleksi]

Originally posted by FlipsNChips:

@Raven, I think you missunderstood me. If I were to aim at the enemies head I have to aim higher because the shot goes low.
Example: If I want to hit somebody at 0 meters in the head I have to use the 200m marker of the scope.

Use pistol you dingus

[FlipsNChips]

@A-Dawg: The effect scales. If I want to hit a target 200m away I got to use the 400m marker and so on.

[Aleksi]

Originally posted by FlipsNChips:

@A-Dawg: The effect scales. If I want to hit a target 200m away I got to use the 400m marker and so on.

Wat? I can use the crosshair to hit enemy at 200m with SR-25 supressed

I have adv. supressor and the elite perk tho

[Raven]

Originally posted by FlipsNChips:

@Raven, I think you missunderstood me. If I were to aim at the enemies head I have to aim higher because the shot goes low.
Example: If I want to hit somebody at 0 meters in the head I have to use the 200m marker of the scope.

If you have to hit a target that is closer that what your scope is calibrated for, you would have to shoot above your top reticule marker. Why its the reverse here, is proberly the same issue. The scope is calibrated for a distance farther away. hence it shoots dis-aligned at closer distance. Find out at what distance aprox. you hit at the tip of the marker. Thats the calibrated distance. But yeah, I misunderstood somewhat first. But I think the answere is the same, although not very logic. Its a sum of many factors, wich iam not sure how many are in the game.