Does MOA matter in Gray Zone Warfare? 

Great video, backs up the fact AKs are just not worth running over M4s

What a great video, I was just testing and wondering about this yesterday. Amazing. Subbed and liked…

While 1.0 MOA is equivalent to a 1 inch *_DIAMETER_* circle at 100 *_YARDS,_* the question I still have is, is Gray Zone going by American standards using the imperial system (MOA) or European standards using the metric system (MRAD) being that the developers are European and utilizing mostly metric elsewhere? If they're doing it the European way, it would be that 1 MRAD is equivalent to a 1 centimeter *_RADIUS_* at 100 *_METERS._* I'm no MRAD expert but that seems to be how it works. I question this because I've looked into it previously with Tarkov after feeling like the numbers were incorrect and unrealistic to my own experiences (Tarkov seems to use MRAD while labeling it MOA) and discovered the metric way of doing it which leads to wildly different results than the imperial way when using the same numbers. With Tarkov, it's easy to understand how BSG just used metric for everything including imperial cartridges like 12ga where they list it as 12/70 instead of 12ga 2.75". Tarkov even uses grams instead of grains for bullet weights. It just seems like BSG labeled the accuracy statistic incorrectly with MOA instead of MRAD. Gray Zone seems to blur the line between imperial and metric so I'd be interested in knowing which measurement they're actually using, even though it is listed as MOA, if anybody knows for sure.

MOA matters alot. its one of the reasons the M4 20" barrel dominates.

their’s a shooting range in the NE corner of the base. Although the bullet holes do disappear in a matter of time

Thanks

The M700 you get from the supporter edition (or the one below that) has a .48 MOA. I’ll need to do a comparison to what you have to see the difference. Greta video though!

I learned to shoot an AK with 11MOA xd I didn't know about it

When you shoot a shotgun the shell has a wad that ejects. That's what was hitting the bushes.

moa and accuracy of the bullets are just rng in this game. one moment you hit ai from 200 meter without adjusting the scope while the other second you cant hit someone 20 meter Infront of you.

Zeroing your optics also makes a huge difference

now, as a follow up, can you experiment and help explain zeroing ?

Came to see if you knew your shit. Excellent explanation sir, you do in fact know your shit! Edit: kinda but definitely enough to help the playerbases in game understanding.

The shotgun slugs are traveling much slower, i think that's also a factor why they drop that much below target.

Shotguns are not a randon pattern. Slugs are low and left. Shot is the same pattern every single shot. Try it on the targets at the range.

MOA doesnt matter enough to make a huge difference. in this game its more about aim than anything unless you going for very long distance

I keep a shitty AK with a suppressor just to use while running back to my body because I got beamed a mile away by an AI hip firing in full sprint.

Minutes of Angle is a loose representation of accuracy is this game in meters. Nothing more.

So why do the AI shoot like a Laser with AK's 😅 (carrying a little less weight would have made your life a bit easier for this Video)

MOA in this game is totaly off ..... ARS are extremely accurate in that game, you can barrely see some tuned AR better than 2MOA in the real worls, most likely around 3+, AKs usually between 3-6, depending also on the condition of the gun which game is not reflecting, and it should btw..... But Gun with MOA 6 is still sniping accurate :-D what the game dont respect is the distance which is MOA calculated, it more reflect condition on 30m not 100m (its scaled most probably) , and also, there are some statistics variation of how many shots are fired on the edge of the MOA, means 90% of shots are firing almost into the AIM DOT, but on AKS, 90% shots are shooting on the edge of MOA range but almost never directly to middle..... This is simply bullshit, I dont know what was developer thinking about, but 3.5MOA gun is in reality superior gun for 100m sniping...... here its almost unusable for 30meters encounters.... just for example, 0.5MOA is gun condition FINE enough to hit man on 1km distance..... in worst case on second shot done by optical corection...... could you imagine to hit some target so far in this game? :-) simply not, because its a problem also on 200meters :-D