BF2S Forums Updated - BF2 Sights Thread

Bidasse_Jason wrote:

I think you're wrong with the F35. The "sweet spot" is significantly lower with the F35's MG.

bullet drop. compensate.

Cerberus666 wrote:

Sadly, the bullet drop in the game kind of ruins your hard work, and the deviation appears differently for every resolution, i find that aiming up 1 or 2 pixels from the target with the l96 on my laptop (1920x1200) is VERY VERY different from 1 or 2 pixels on my desktop @ 1280x1024...

Did you think I was making a hack? Read the OP, these are for 1280x1024, and honestly unless your aim is down to a pixel, or unless u are using the sniper scopes at 100+ m, the center of each sight is still pretty similar across multiple resolutions.

killaer wrote:

So what? Who cares? Is anyone really going to bother really adjusting their aim for this?

Whats with all the terrible players trying to diminish the usefulness of this thread? How about dont post your skeptical reply if you have no idea what the fuck you are talking about. You are just making it more difficult for the intelligent people looking for quality information.

Last edited by Marinejuana (2007-06-18 03:22:34)

THX

So i was interested, why am i so bad with L85, that is posed as the most accurate rifle in the game...

Sucks that they made a game with non accurate sights
Bf is fun as hell anyway though

NaytdawgUK wrote:

why does everyone says 36e is the ultimate hacking weapon, i can miss just as well with it as any others, i make more kills with the scar - L

Because the G36E is unbalanced. 32 dmg with a rate of 900RPM. It may be burst, but it's recoil is minimal. [/offtopic]

Nice pics.

from my experience with the l85, it feels like the red dot should be a lot higher...

Skorpy-chan wrote:

However, after another hiatus from BF2, I've discovered that the few pixels of difference don't actually make that much difference at all, unless you're trying to cap somebody at long range with single shots.

which u should do

how bout drawing a red dot with a marker directly on the screen? i'm actully considering it seen the discrepance between the sights and the actual center

MirindoR wrote:

how bout drawing a red dot with a marker directly on the screen? i'm actully considering it seen the discrepance between the sights and the actual center

That would work, because the true aim point is the exact center, regardless of weapon. I noticed that when I was whoring AT and put a piece of paper on my screen.

very  nice havnt thought of it...but notic this every one: MR444

Notice how high above the iron the sweet spot sits.....that is beacause the pistol is angled(witch it shouldnt be whila aiming...no idea why they made it that way)and the iron sights wount be in line by then....

Marinejuana wrote:

<|ARU|>F1N wrote:

Thanks Marinejuana! This is the most useful BF2-post for me ever made! After reading this like months ago, my KDR has raised from 0.6 to almost 1.2 (it may not look impressive, cos I used to die a lot early days, but nowadays I get a KDR around 3 IAR) and I finally could hit some1 from longer distance. I play as an infantry.

MirindoR wrote:

how bout drawing a red dot with a marker directly on the screen? i'm actully considering it seen the discrepance between the sights and the actual center

yep it works quite well, and if its pixel sized, then u probably wont even notice it except while gaming. it wont help u in cod4 tho. because in that game your sights bob around and the point of aim bobs accordingly, whereas in bf2 your sights may bob around with some weapons, but the point of aim is always dead center no matter what.

Actually the point where the bullets shoot from is not affected by the swaying sights which is why there is a no-sway mod for competition.  Also, A+++ thread, very nice work.

Alot of that is not true.