It's critical that you select a rifle scope that meets your requirements. It's preferable to have an illuminated reticle scope that works with night vision if you're going to use a night vision optic.
If you don't plan on shooting at night, though, it's not necessary to invest in night vision compatibility.
Shooting in dawn and dusk requires a sight with a greater magnification range, while long shots in the dark require a bullet drop compensator and an illuminated reticle.
Some scopes have fully lighted reticles, but most have partially illuminated reticles, so choose the kind that will help you aim more precisely.