You re completely dull mate. From my experience I never saw scouts charging forward with their squads, always solo wolf and mostly remains stationary, so if you get spotted and your squad, and you all get wiped by single scout, then there is no hope for you after all. Answer me one thing, since you re always moaning about spotting, should I start making cry threads and call this game casual because people use aim assist slowdown on console and because of that I die more than I should ?
Before you answer think long and carefully, because its not game mechanics that makes game casual its how much time you can invest in one.
Yeah, because the flare only spots the enemies for the person that shoots it.
Do you even think before you post?
And what the hell does aim assist on consoles have to do with anything? It’s turned on by default fo everyone. If you wanna turn it off that’s your problem
Spotting is for noobs and always will be.
Get over it.
Clearly your reading comprehension is wrecked beyond repair. My condolences to you.
Edit:
You said aim assist is my problem if I choose to keep it off. Aim assist is a game mechanic and I repeat GAME MECHANIC that holds hands for newbies like you to stay on target. You mentioned spotting is hand holding, so is aim assist slowdown. You re a hypocrite arent you!? P.S dont answer that its rethorical.
You know it’s ok to admit someone’s point is reasonable instead of exaggerating and being hyperbolic.
Flare guns make a noise on shot and when they are drifting down. They also have a delay till they spot after the parachute is deployed. Shoot it then move. Leave a Bouncong Betty for extra saltiness.
This^. Casuals in general don’t like health packs. How do I know? Because Bungie removes them from Halo after the first game. Regen full health is in most games because of casual players -Halo and COD being two prime examples of this. The core game play of BFV has been designed for the hardcore player Many on this forum have often referred to BFV as Hardcore Lite. The flip side is customization is huge with casuals. That is just two examples of why this game is a mish mash of s game with no clear direction and the state of the game demonstrates that.
They are two completely different things.
One is an in game gadget heps you see where the nemy is by magically marking their position on the map.
The other is an option that makes it easier for console gamers to keep their aim on target.
Just the fact that you compared the two and I had to explain that to you the difference shows how unintelligent you are.
Yeah, a delay of what? 1 second?
From the time you shoot it up to the time it spots enemies is less than three seconds and that’s all it takes for some dumb noob to look at the map and magically know my position.
Players should only get punished when they do somethibg wrong.
The flare spotting players that did nothing wrong is completely stupid and made for the sole purpuse of helping those that suck at the expense of punishing those that don’t.
If you think that’s good game design, I feel very sorry for you.
The voss was the noob of the assault rifles
Krylov FA-37 was my poison, although the Baur was nice.
You don’t want a 2142 sequel. It would come with all the flaws of the modern BF franchise I’m afraid, and you would be bitterly disappointed.
Not really. Battlefield started to become “casualized” with the first Bad Company game, and even more so with BF3/4/H.
We just want it to go back to its roots.
some of those lists were already in BF2, if I remember correctly.
I think the game that fits most of the conditions is Red Orchestra 2.
No vehicle 3rd person cam, no self repair, no kill cam, etc.
Well, of course, that kind of hardcore games have very small player base, since most of the gamers just hate those unnecessarily complex mechanics. And EA and DICE won’t wanna sell BF that few.
