When you make a suggestion and or argument against one it cannot be one sided. All: sides, functionality etc must be considered. How it affects every game mode (where applicable), every preset ets needs to be considered. Dropping a 30 second “oh snap that’s a sweet idea” just doesn’t cut it and gets shredded in seconds. Dont waste posting time or DB space doing it.
Yes, just by watching LevelCraps video complaining about tanks beeing too powerful because he can’t solo them as infantry shows they are the worst when it comes to having a proper Battlefield game ever again
i made a video on the fact that bigtime youtubers have too much say westie levelcap ponylion jackfrags the usual suspects now have a say or are asked how do we make the game better and there not always right marksman bonus dissapearing made a lot of snipers angry I saw nothing worng with the bonus and attacked that group of youtubers that did cheer dice la when it got taken away wellif i was a big youtuber im not 4k id be askinf forums subs then doing a video on things that should be nerfed buffed etc see me on youtube for more Klonkers aka the gay klingon bf4
its also an easy lazy defense to say im only saying this because im salty at not being successful at doing clickbait videos and playing Quite well on battlefield and spending hours doing a stunt like ponylion does to get that viral clip lol
So, I finally got approval to post this video. A day late, but it should explain a little more what we actually do as game changers. Also, due to time, I didn’t get a chance to record pure audio which is why the game is a bit loud.
I don’t think big time youtubers are ruining it. Just because YOU don’t like something doesn’t mean that the vast majority hates it as well. They give feedback. We peasants give feedback. DICE and EA listen and take feedback into consideration. So what if they took LevelCap’s suggestion or my suggestion. It has NOTHING to do with being a big fish and EVERYTHING to do with listening to the community AS A WHOLE.
I enjoy playing Battlefield over CS:GO or the glorified MOBA that is Overwatch, so I prefer to play THAT game I enjoy at the highest level available (5s, 10s, and 8s).
I am noticing a disturbing pattern of you completely dismissing without qualification or sometimes not even acknowledging any points that are contrary to your view, never mind your tendency to realllly tunnel vision on isolated pockets of what is being said by others only to further derail any given conversation from making genuine progress.
Link to section: My biggest problem with the majority of “Battlefield Youtubers” is the misinformation and bad habits they spread to their fanbase, the biggest example I’ve been able to find of this is a bunch of big My biggest problem with the majority of “Battlefield Youtubers” is the misinformation and bad habits they spread to their fanbase, the biggest example I’ve been able to find of this is a bunch of big “Youtubers” often tell people trying to improve to “go slow and move tactically,” when in fact this is exactly what you don’t want to do, you should move fast and unpredictably at every opportunity. There is also the problem that is obvious is a ton of them are painfully average at the game, and have some of the worst habits when playing and only play good because they always have a team to play with who will back them up and cover obvious mistakes. I’m also seriously skeptical of anyone with an EA sponsorship because they have incentive to give biased and even payed off impressions, I’ll never forget the time one of the biggest Youtubers went on and on advertising for BF: Hardline saying it was the “Best Battlefield game to date” only for it to be a big, fat lie.
Not to mention the vast majority of their videos are painfully low effort “Top ten weapons!” or “Weapon Review” videos which is just them linking to symthic forums and talking about painfully obvious pros and cons for what, more than five minutes? In what could be summed up in a minute and a half and the only reason they drag it on is to make more Youtube money, absolutely painful to watch. Do yourself a favor and find some smaller people who actually know what they talk about and watch their videos instead.
“I’m also seriously skeptical of anyone with an EA sponsorship because they have incentive to give biased and even payed off impressions”
This is pretty much it. I take with a pinch of salt everything any of those people (youtubers or moderators) who were at the pre alpha event or involved in giving feedback during development (game changer program etc) say. It is a reasonable suspicion to have that they have been co-opted by the DEVS into giving positive reviews and minimizing legitimate critiques of the game in order to boost its sales.
I see new people everytime I play Hardline now and most of the ones I’ve talked to on mic have said it’s an awesome game and they were told in the beginning that it was horrible but when they tried it for themselves it was a whole different story ,that’s what I’m talking about ,misinformation.
@HawksAU
Was a couple of years ago since I followed youtubers but what you say about small youtubers is so damn right! Same thing goes with youtube reviews, smaller channels seems to be more skeptical against what they testing and what some might consider a small issue not worth mentioning but can destroy a product for someone else is often brought up. Last part was a bit offtopic but my view on youtube in general is that a small/medium sized channel is often the way to go if you looking for honest opinions that you can relate to.
You made a spot on post!
“my qualifications is that im a pubstar playing an easy casual game with no competitive scene”
lolk
What’s your rank in CSGO and overwatch? How about your MMR in Dota?
dare I ask if you even play League?
do you even play competitive games? Not saying that you’re bad if you don’t, but you clearly have no right to talk if you don’t play actual competitive games that take skill.
You’re about as “qualified” and “Respected” as a bronze league player streaming his normals. That’s why no one will ever take your battlefield “pro” clan seriously. While 3k MMR Dota and Gold League players get more views and twitch money than your entire clan combined
So people are forced to play games they dont like to have the right to voice their opinion?
He says that he enjoys BF more than CS and Overwatch which isnt that weird since the only thing they share is that they are first person shooters. If he want a more competitive scene in his game of choice he have all the right in the world to say that without some self proclaimed dictator tell him to be quiet.