Overkill’s The Walking Dead – Scope Comparison

Scope screenshots, as they are seen in-game when you aim through them.

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Introduction

All credit goes to Rollo Tomasi!

Since we can’t preview scopes, I made a small compilation. This guide does NOT (and probably will not) have a screen-shot of every sight mod in the game, but it should give an idea of how different scopes will look and feel on different guns.

To give you the best comparison of the scopes, every screen-shot is taken from approximately the same spot: Where you pick up your base defense stuff on the first map. They are all taken facing the front gate.

I have divided the sights in:

  • Iron sights
  • Telescopic sights
  • Red-dot & related sights

Iron Sights

The weapon’s built-in Iron sights are the default sights for MOST weapons. Aiming down sights (ADS) with iron sights gives only a tiny bit of magnification.

Exception: Some of the sniper rifles come with telescopic sights that can’t be removed unless you swap them out through different sight mods. (Meaning, if it has no sight mod attached, it still has a default telescopic sight when you use the sniper rifle in-game. But if you give it a sight mod, you’ll get that scope instead.)

Some weapons, like pistols, revolvers and shotguns, have improved iron sights as some of their sight mods.

Note: If you attach a physically big silencer it can hinder you from aiming down the gun’s iron sights!

The built-in iron sights of the AK Suvorov SV7: (one of the sniper rifles that don’t come with unremovable telescopic sights).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

The OEM Marksman Sight mod: (here shown on a Bernetti S95 O/U shotgun).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

Telescopic Sights

Telescopic sights, as the term is used here, are the ones that block your vision outside the scope’s field of view (FOV) and they give you “heartbeat movement” while aiming (your aim drifts slowly). All the telescopic sights have strong magnification.

Note: As far as I know, these scopes can only be used on sniper rifles. Telescopic sights are also the only type of sight mod a sniper rifle can take (but a couple of the sniper rifles, like the Suvorov, kan use its built-in iron sights instead).

The default telescopic sight of the Eaton model 8 sniper rifle: (unless you put a specific sight mod on it, it gets this scope).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

The default telescopic sight of the TZ Nagant sniper rifle: (unless you put a specific sight mod on it, it gets this scope).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

The High Power Telescopic Sight mod: (here shown on a AK Suvorov SV7 sniper rifle – this weapon also has a laser mod attached, thus the red beam).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

Red-dot & Related Sights

Unless its an iron sight (1st section) or a strong telescopic sight that blocks your outside view and gives you heartbeat motion while aiming (2nd section) I have put in in this section. (In the real world, not all of these would be red-dot sights. Thus the “& related” part.)

In-game the sights in this section work quite similarly, but with slightly different magnification and looks. Also, there is some variation on what weapons they fit.

The Advanced Optical Sight mod: (shown on a Corvo CAR-4 assault rifle).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

The Level Sight mod: (shown on a DECA Skeletal crossbow).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

The Holographic Sight mod: (shown on a Corvo CAR-4 assault rifle).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

The Solar Sight mod: (shown on an AK-R assault rifle).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

The Spectrum Sight mod: (shown on a DECA Compound crossbow).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

The Omicron Sight mod: (shown on a TKA Cobra submachine gun).

Overkill's The Walking Dead - Scope Comparison

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I love games and I live games. Video games are my passion, my hobby and my job. My experience with games started back in 1994 with the Metal Mutant game on ZX Spectrum computer. And since then, I’ve been playing on anything from consoles, to mobile devices. My first official job in the game industry started back in 2005, and I'm still doing what I love to do.

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