I was just randomly browsing Steam and I came across WARNO, a new Cold War era title that Eugen is developing. It is currently in early access so hopefully we can avoid another Red Dragon launch. Too bad they didn't just patch pre-match waypoints into Red Dragon but alas, here we are. The show must go on. Not sure in what state it currently is in though, their official forums doesn't even have an announcement (hmm...) let alone a section. Seems odd, even if the place was a bit of a cesspit. On the other hand, advertising always was Eugen's problem. I get behind spending money on development over marketing but you gotto let people know you have a new thing going and these days it's easier then ever and yet...      

I've used this as a temporary solution...
https://feedback.bistudio.com/T161263

...and set the requiredAddons in CfgPatches to A3_Data_F_AoW_Loadorder, e.g.: requiredAddons[] = {"A3_Data_F_AoW_Loadorder", "A3_Modules_F", "A3_Functions_F", "A3_UI_F"}; Sorry that I forgot to update this post.

I am actually tired of people abusing the 3rd person perspective. This game reaaaaaaaally ought to have an ''anti-peek'' system, the same type of system that APEX LEGENDS has( just an example ). I don't know whether it is hard to add this to VIGOR or not but it would make the game fair, considering that it is not.

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That's because terrain itself is rendered in lower detail at distance. So if enemy player is walking on rough terrain you may see him buried, but if he walks on something flat, he's visible for everyone (even if from his perspective he's in the bush). Everyone is. Nope. But the issue is you may not see some small mounds that are too detailed for you to see from a distance. So it's possible to both achieve hits on almost completely buried enemy, and not being able to hit enemies that are seemingly in the open.   Edit: in other words, what already causes distant enemies being buried in the ground (which is terrain LOD) has really nothing to do with the problem OP is describing (which is objects LOD - vegetation to be precise).