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Happy Hunting
Soft point should mushroom, and penetrate more. They seem to do the opposite in game.
There are some things that you have to ignore, and just realise it is a game, and learn how they coded it by playing, and doing what works.
To the OP, I haven't comfirmed this, but rl debate aside, it seems like the greater expantion of soft tip leads to a higher blled rate since it rips more flesh. Also, if you land a round close to an organ it seems like the added expansion will send shrapnel into it. So if you aren't a great shot then you might want to go that route so you don't wind up chasing an animal for a mile or two. If you are accurate though, the deeper penetration menas you will often hit multiple organs when broadsiding an animal. Easier to get those double lung shots or heart shots when not infront of the animal.
In RL everybody has there preference, but in game poly tips definatly work better.
I look at expansion as raw blunt damage. If you hit a vital or non-vital with a high expansion round, chances are you will drop a moose or a bear instantly. So, it's basically a gamble. Do you want to chance massive blunt damage or use high penetration rounds for extra chances to potentially hit vitals more often. The trade off is when you hit flesh wounds with penetration rounds you do little overall damage to the animal. If you hit an animal with several high expansion rounds you can kill it with only flesh wounds.
EDIT: I should probably state that I'm currently using high expansion rounds in my .357 and 7mm, and using high penetration rounds in my 30-30. 30-30 is my deer gun, 7mm is my large game gun and .357 is either for defensive shots or close range kills on small game or deers.
EDIT2: I switched my 7mm to using penetration rounds and I've had better results at range now.
Great tip right there!
then if you want keep the score up just use the correct caliber rifle, .243 for small game, and .338 or .470 for large game
comes in handy when ya tackle those bigger animals.
purdy much all I'll use, in every gun I can in this game.
They make a difference... but one stil needs to place an accurate shot to the animal's vital areas.
I generally attempt spine and heart shots... occasionally a brain shot, lung(s) if it has to be.
I've had purdy good success making those work.
in my experience with this game the poly tipped ammo is well worth their added cost.
They can seem pricey when ya first start out but after ya play for awhile and harvest as much as ya can... making millions in game money isn't too difficult. Shoot for instant kills !
(if true, haven't tested it)
Also....
holy necro, Batman!