ACOG fixed via bubblelicious
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I've used the "3M notepad technique" in other games:
Cut the very corner off of a yellow 3M sticky notepad. Manipulate your game so that a crosshair shows in the center of the screen. Now stick that sucker on your monitor so that the tip points at the very center. If you made it too big, cut it down so it is smaller.
This works for LCDs and CRTs.
I learned how to knife in 2142 by doing this technique. After doing it you start to learn where the center of your screen is and you shouldn't need assistance any longer.Comment
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EclipsedTerror
Why not go to your local office supply store and pick up a pack of sticky 'Dots'? There will be varying sizes, but you can find ones that are small enough to work. :)Comment
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...Maybe because most everyone has some sticky notes and you have to go to the store and purchase the Dots.
You capitalist pig!
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TheDesert_Fox
Truly...Originally posted by BradleyWRONG!
ACOG sways, but it hits axactly where the ^ goes.
The reason why people probably get so confused is because when you fire, it moves away, so when you look at the dot it left, the crosshairs swayed away from the point they were at when you fired, so it looks inaccurate.
I love how one person comes in here with a "fix" and every jumps on the bandwagon before actually trying this themselves. G3, ACOG scope. Semi auto, most accurate rifle in the game, try it, fire at a wall 20 ft or so away. At the very tip of the ^ you will hit. Wait a few seconds as it sways away, then fire again at a different point, it will hit the top of the ^ still.Comment
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SirSie
Was the game mentioned Battlefront 2 ?Comment
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Nah, Battlefront 2 had pretty much the same accuracy with the snipers unscoped, it just didn't give you crosshairs.Comment
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