All you need to know about controlling the Warfield 1 Scout Class.
The Battlefield 1 Scout class – which will almost certainly be viewed as a sniper – your wide range options for those large, open maps. In fact, Battlefield as a series has gained something popular with its many sniper-friendly players, and if anything it's up to Warfield 1.
There are more uses than ever for the Scout category at this time, especially depending on your team, and save yourself, with Scout getting more types of gadgets than any other category in Warfield 1. Dice knows its viewers.
As you can probably guess, we'll take a look at the Scout section in depth here, but when you're done make sure you also look at our references for Assault, Medical section, Support section, and expert Pilot, Tanker and Cavalry courses, too.
Scout Class Loadouts – Sniper Guns and Sidearms
We've detailed the details of the Scout class weapons – and similarly to those of the Assault, Medic, and Support class – above in our Warfield 1 weapons directory, where we delve deeper into damage, accuracy, clip size and more.
Here, we’ve put together a quick rundown of how to set up your Scout class at Battlefield 1, along with our class-specific tips below.
Sniper Guns:
- Russian 1895 Trench
- Russian 1895 Sniper
- Russian 1895 Infantry
- Gewehr 98 Marksman
- Gewehr 98 Sniper
- Gewehr 98 Infants
- SMLE MKIII Marksman
- SMLE MKIII Carbine
- SMLE MKIII Infantry
- Gewehr M. 95 Marksman
- Gewehr M. 95 Carbine
- Gewehr M. 95 Infants
- M1903 Marksman
- M1903 Sniper
- M1903 test
- Martini-Henry Infantry
- Lawrence of SMLE Arabia
Sarmarms:
- M1911
- P08 Pistol
- In 1903
- C93
- 3 The umbrella
- Kolibri
- Marks By default
- Bodeo 1889
- Marks By default
- Frommer Stop
Different Scout Class Items
The Warout 1 & # 39; s Scout section contains some interesting gadgets, which best represent the unknown side of the war during the First World War. Trench Periscopes tags your enemies in your playmates, while Sniper Shield is an excellent tool to give you front cover from other snipers when they are in critical positions, while Sniper Decoy works similarly to interrupt some snapshots and give you their information.
- Tripwire Bomb
- Flare Gun – Space
- Flare Gun – Flash
- K A bullet
- Sniper Fraud
- Sniper Shield
- Trench Periscope
- Tripwire Bomb – High Explosion
- Tripwire Bomb – Electricity
For more tips on Warfield 1, check out our Battlefield 1 lineup for our Battlefield 1 maps, our complete list of Warfield 1 weapon systems, opening and War Bonds tips, and Codex Entries; how to get a small caliber rifle; how to find Battlepacks, Scrap and Puzzle pieces; as well as Elite Classes battle class guidelines, Medic class, support class, Scout class, and Pilot specialist, Tanker and Cavalry classes.
Scout Class techniques
The first thing to keep in mind as a sniper – sorry, Scout – in Warfield 1 is to adjust your zeroing range, shown below on the right is your ammo clip. It makes a noticeable difference in your accuracy across different levels, which will help when you're a category that is completely focused on one kill from a range.
In the case of a range, your distance from the target is more important than before in Battlefield 1. Your guns – especially those found at you at the beginning of the trial – can suffer quite a bit in the long range, with significant tracking variations. In fact, the Scout class is much more efficient than the mid-range range, rather than pure distance range – it's probably the right artistic indication given the amount of time, and the amount of gadget that goes into modern gun control far today.
When it comes to self-attack action, you want to find the rhythm of seeing a target quickly, scanning, shooting, and returning to take action in another round, while attacking your next enemy. As you enter the transition, you will be amazed at the success you may have – but keep in mind that distance is no different when it varies between the range, which also takes some practice.
Finally, age-related Scout tips: don't stay in the same place for too long. Even if you have a large number of successes, sleeping in the same place makes you a simple flanking target or other hidden sniper. In a killcam age, it's also easy to find yourself with a knife in the back as a retaliation that kills bitter enemies who know exactly where you are. Take a few shots, and re-move, cycling between your favorite places regularly.
