Battlebit: How works scope shining mechanics?/ ¿como funciona la mecanica del brillo de la mira? /

[Ron Silver]

Alguien sabe como es la mecánica del brillo de las miras, es aplicable a la clase recon, a algunas armas en especifico o se aplica en general a alguna mira a partir de cierto aumento, por ejemplo si aplico una mira x2 o x4 a una M4a1 o al AK-15 me delata el brillo igual que a cualquier rifle sniper?, de antemano muchas gracias por contestar una tonta duda :)

Someone knows how works the brightness of the sights?, is only applicable for recons or some weapons in specific or mayb applies in general to some sight from a certain range?, for example if I apply a 2X sight or x4 to an M4a1 or the AK-15 gives me the brightness as to any rifle sniper?, Thank you very much in advance for answering a silly question :)

[Felicity]

Only the long range scopes, and while you are ADSing. If you use a canted scope as an alternative to your long range one, it will not glint when you are on the canted one, but if you scope in using a long range scope then you will have the scope glint.

The long range scopes being the ones that are 6x and higher.

It will show at all ranges as long as you are pointed in their direction.

[Cyborger1]

If it's in the "Long-range" category, it will shine when scoped in. Otherwise there will be no shine.

That said, the only weapons that can shine this way are snipers and DMRs, as they are the only weapons with access to long range scopes.

Also important to note the shine will not happen on night maps.

[Ailes]

Originally posted by Cyborger1:

Also important to note the shine will not happen on night maps.

Lmao, finally I see what people keep voting Lonovo night for what reason I guess. X-]