how it works?

[uncut wasp]

the line is the damage drop off, snipers actually deal more damage the longer the range

[steel edge]

is there any ballistics table?

[uncut wasp]

idk

[steel edge]

thx you

[uncut wasp]

this game is not that complex so theres no BT

[steel edge]

Then how to find the trajectory of the bullet. I will not understand how these snipers hit me from 1000 meters or more

[subtle nimbus]

shoot them in the shooting range to find out

[uncut wasp]

ye that

[steel edge]

I`m waiting for the ballistic table for each rifle. Until then, thank you

[red charm]

Literally just shoot and see where the bullet lands, it's free

[steel edge]

BT easier for newbie’s

[subtle nimbus]

youll never learn the gun looking at a graph...

[red charm]

English?

[steel edge]

Nope

[amber terrace]

other then a lot of experience on the side of players that hit the really far shots you can improve your chances by a lot after unlocking the rangefinder attachment for the sniper rifle.
With a long range scope and the rangefinder you get the distance displayed in the upper right corner of the scope and can adjust the zeroing with ALT + Mouse wheel up/down (i believe that this is the default setting) from 0m up to 1000m in 50/100/200m increments.
Mid and close range scopes only allow a zeroing from 0m to 300m so past 300m is a matter of your personal experience with the bullet drop of the weapon.
If bullet velocity alone helps you out you can look at the stat of the weapon in the shooting range, i believe the M200 has the highest bullet velocity of the sniper segment making it the easiest to hit the really far shots due to the lowest bullet travel time.
The damage of the bullet based on range is displayed below the weapon you equipped in the loadout screen, so aside from how much distance you get from the mil-dots inside the various scopes you might already have all the info you would get from a ballistics table inside the game