Pay Attention to Your Load-OutĪlthough it's debatable if any one weapon is better than another on SE4's lower difficulty settings, it's clear that your loadout matters for the balls-hard "Authentic" mode, which incorporates real bullet physics, realistic magazine sizes, and more. What's more, you're also graded on your performance for each range (bronze, silver, and gold).ĭoing well and achieving a high score on each range gives you ribbons and experience points, that latter of which helps you rank up and unlock more branches of your skill tree. Whether you want to better understand windage and bullet drop, test out your submachine gun, or get a few head shots in with your pistol, there are three separate ranges where you can do all of that. You won't have enemies shooting at you, but you will have to contend with moving targets and targets on timers. That's where the shooting range comes into play for SE4 - it gets you up to speed with all the game's core mechanics and helps you learn in a (semi) relaxed environment.
Like any soldier running off to war in some unknown land, it's best to get in some basic training before you ship out.
Here are our 10 things to know about Sniper Elite 4 before you start. But before you start your tour of duty, there's some intel you should have. If you want to survive World War II and make it out of Italy alive, you're going to have scout, sneak, and slay your way through SE4's eight missions.
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