Ballistics are inverted for bullet drop-off

[random moth]

Here is the video describing this bug in details with bonus bug we discovered: https://youtu.be/pd7WP2X635I

Bug is inverted ballistics that make bullet go higher the further you shoot from, instead of it go lower and have a realistic drop off trajectory. With distance bullet should go down, not up. 🔫

Bonus bug - In shooting range the leaver (button) object has duplicate, one is static and always at straight position where the other is moving to the side you want paper target to move.

[rose drum]

The zeroing mechanic is very confusing and should be simplified more like 'Escape from Tarkov' or similar games; that said, bullets do travel in an arc, and the indoor range of the game doesn't really give the proper distance to formally test this sort of stuff.

Have you tried the outoor range?

[gritty basin]

you're shooting at a very close distance, you're experiencing height over bore issues, if you go to the outdoor facility and shoot at distances that are actually affected by drop you'll notice they go down.

you only really experience bullet drop once you get past 200-ish meters unless its a pistol caliber or subsonic

i zero at the 100 marker then memorize the holds out to 350 unless your reticle has lines for drop built in, then just remember the lines for each distance

[random moth]

I will try

[random moth]

Wes, just trust me do one for me. Get this info to devs, let them test it in an actual mission or operation. It doesn't make sense of shooting so much lower at a guy than his head. I literaly shoot at the wall where there is his legs and the bullet goes in head at a great distance. Something is broken, it does not feel right.

[waxen crater]

this is literally just height over bore and how zeroing works at close range.

The actual ballistics don't change when you zero your weapon, the only thing that changes is where the scope lens is pointing.

The bullet still comes out of the barrel the same way.

So no, this is not a bug.