Since the latest update, rounds are impacting ~1-2 feet to the left of (and sometimes slightly higher than) where the crosshair was originally aimed at. This has happened to me with a mosin (200m confirmed range and zero), tundra (550m confirmed range and zero), and MKII (~10-15m, video example attached. Have 2 other clips if needed.) This could also happen with other guns, but I haven’t tested it yet. All targets were still, shots taken from a crouched position without leaning, and while holding breath (without strain at end of holding breath). Aiming at the center of a torso or head results in a miss to the left. Aiming just to the right of the target should be a miss, but it results in a hit. Could this please be looked into? Thank you.
Description
Details
- Severity
- Major
- Resolution
- Open
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Operating System
- Windows 7
- Category
- General
Aim near center of a target, observe projectile landing to the left of the center point of aim on that target.
Aim slightly to the right of the target, observe projectile landing near center of target. (i.e., aim just outside the right side edge of a zombie head, and the impact will be near the center of the head)
PlayStation, LA official server. Never happened until most recent update. (Have landed much harder shots over the years. Something is off with this. Thank you.)
Event Timeline
If you slow it down frame by frame, the impact can be seen to the left behind the target. I was aiming center/right side of the target. Range was confirmed by teammate right before the shot was taken.
This one clip was on a death match server. The other 2 clips above were on official. All after the update.
Range here was ~550, zero to 600 and aimed low to account for that. For both shots the round impacted to the left of where the crosshair was. The last shot I landed, I aimed low and to the right to show what it’s doing and how far it’s off. Was not leaning.
Thank you, @cflynn93. I must’ve missed that one when reading through them. Thought I was going crazy! Will adjust accordingly.