Hilly, I'm not even sure you believe the crap you are spouting.
I will give my opinion on this topic as a long time player, reg and admin at MoonGamers, and as a "circle sniper" myself.....despite the fact that two veteran players/snipers have already given you more than enough of their time explaining the game physics of BF1942.
Between January and May last year, Moon Admins caught around 30 hackers playing on our server. Since then, the number of hackers has dropped drastically but the same admins that were catching 30 hackers in 5 months last year are still here now. They haven't just forgotten how to catch hackers and, before you say it, they haven't got lazy either. The admins spend soooo much time making sure the server is hacker-free, glitcher-free and a fair place to play in general. And, to the greatest extent possible, it IS.
Now to sniping: anyone can get good at it if they practice. You move, you stop, you shoot and then, most importantly, you follow all other BF1942 game tactics (i.e. LEAD YOUR SHOTS). If you have a sucky ping you lead more and, if you have a REALLY sucky ping (120+), you don't take the shots where the enemy is running perpendicular to your position. Being good at sniping is no different from being good at any other class; there are small tweaks and tricks you can employ to better your game. These aren't hacks and these aren't glitches. Here are some examples:
Bunnyhopping, strafing, knowing when you're likely to have a reload glitch, listening for the audio glitch when an enemy picks up a friendly weapon, zooking the back of tanks, bombing the middle of the POW (I didn't know about this but, then again, I don't really fly), leading shots, climbing the hill on Omaha (up to top base), effectively using your secondary weapon and knife, and, you guessed it, sniping whilst strafing/circle sniping. I shit you not, someone implied I was hacking last weekend because I repeatedly sniped him when he sat on the MG42 above the beach on Iwo Jima and tried to shoot me whilst I was on the beach. Thirty minutes playing this game (or 5 minutes being sniped 10+ times from the same position) should teach you not to sit on MGs but, some people are slower learners and.....some people seem to be completely resistant to learning because "Why can't they play at my level?!....I'm the slowest learner in the class". Anyway, as HT says, there would be so so many more complaints if the pro snipers decided to play as medic 24/7.
Finally, let's correct what you said about hit boxes: sniping doesn't give you any advantage over any other class in this respect. In order to hit someone with a bullet, you need to aim either where that player is standing or the area where that player will be moving into when the bullet reaches them. The hit box covers pretty much EXACTLY the area of the player's body (or where they're going to be). Sniping at a distance doesn't have any effect on the size of the hit box. NONE. The only issue is that with BF1942 game physics, the hit box doesn't keep up with the player you are seeing on your screen. If an enemy crouches or goes prone, their hit box will remain in the shape of the standing/running soldier for about a second before the hit box catches up with the fact that the player has crouched/gone prone. This happens for all classes and I'm surprised it's not common knowledge by now.
You can keep complaining (although please complain out loud, to yourself, in the comfort of your own home rather than on these forums because I think we've all had enough), but unless you actually practice something with the intention of getting better rather than proving others wrong, you won't get any better.
If your homophobic rant on TS a while ago didn't already drastically lower my respect for you enough, the misinformation you have given in this thread, presumably to try to sway others to your flawed position, sure has.
I am closing this topic as I think it has:
1. Served its purpose
2. Started to get sour
3. Contains all the information anyone could ever want with some great contributions from HT, Jubilee and gregefc (among others) regarding game physics, improving your skills and sniping.
(Sorry HT for closing a thread meant to showcase a great video).