Sniping without aim assistance

Sniper Elite 44 · 58 ratings6.1k views65 favorites2 min readby Rudolf the Rockstar SnailUpdated 25 Oct, 2020View on Steam ↗

Disclaimer

This guide may be wrong, if you have a suspicion that something is incorrect, then please tell me.
Thank you in advance.

Legend; how to understand my terminology

  • This guide is categorized by sniper rifle names, the rifles themself have NO UPGRADES
  • The rifles are zoomed to their default maximum zoom without upgrades.
  • The adjust is the adjusting distance meter as seen in the bottom right corner, the value is in meters
  • The * meters is the distance of the object in metres
  • The percents for height are in pure blue, in this case a 100% percent would be from the middle of the scope to the horizontal line.
  • The percents for width are in pure red, in this case a 100% percent is the middle of the arrow on top of the screen.
  • The testing is done with the fine reticule.

Springfield

Regular ammo
  • Springfield - 0 adjust - 50 metres
  • Springfield - 100 adjust - 100 metres
  • Springfield - 200 adjust - 200 metres
  • Springfield - 300 adjust - 300 metres
Supressed ammo
  • Springfield - 0 adjust - 50 metres - Supressed ammo
  • Springfield - 100 adjust - 100 meters - Supressed ammo
  • Springfield - 200 adjust - 200 meters - Supressed ammo
  • Springfield - 300 adjust - 300 meters

Delisle Carbine

  • Delisle Carbine - 0 adjust - 50 metres - Supressed ammo
  • Delisle Carbine - 100 adjust - 100 metres - Supressed ammo
  • Delisle Carbine - 200 adjust - 200 metres - Supressed ammo
  • Delisle Carbine - 300 adjust - 300 metres - Supressed ammo

Calculation techniques

  1. First I take a screenshots on a particular distance after fully focusing the aim assist on the target.
  2. I then open it in G.I.M.P., where I use pure blue to asses the height loss and pure red to asses the wind influence.
  3. After that I count the total pixels using the counting tool in G.I.M.P., after that I use the tool on the actual amount of pixels.
  4. I calculate the percent out of these two values.
  5. I write the values in corresponding colors to the screenshot.

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