CSO7777
September 12, 2020, 10:29pm
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JudasCaesar:
HANSGRUBER30:
I can understand why new players don’t throw out ammo and health seeing they are still learning the game. Experienced player on the other hand why wouldn’t they, ammo and health mean points and a teammate with no ammo or low health isn’t going to be that much help to you capturing any flags.
It’s also great when you see a spotting flare go wide and it lands in the middle of no where. If a player can’t hit a flag with a flare what are the chances they are going to be any good at covering your back with a sniper rifle?
ill be honest i have seen some great BF1 PC players on steam, but they seem so focused on themselves that they don’t 1) spot enemies 2) drop health ) 3) drop ammo.
i remember seeing a guy on stream that is a great player, but i asked him on stream why he doesn’t spot the enemies.. he honestly replied back, that he just forgots to most of the times. i’ve seen other really good players that don’t drop health pouches for their teammates when their icon indicates they need health and you can see that they are not on full health. same with giving out ammo when a teammate has an indicator stating that they need ammo.
i don’t know if its a sense of elitist that these ‘blueberries’ aren’t worth your time; yet when the scripted is reversed, the streamer is screaming at the medic and/or support not dropping health or ammo after constant requests. seems a bit hypocritical.
i’m a cavalry main, and when my cooldown is up and im not in relative danger i always drop ammo and health packs to scouts and assaults teammates, so i can refill their flares and the assaults anti-tank kits.
Most streamers lone-wolf and play very ‘selfish’. But they make a living by showing kill-streaks, flanks etc. And to be honest seeing a video of a player reviving and throwing meds/ammo is not as fun as seeing a lot of kills.
The problem is when new players think that is how to play of the game, because they’ve seen popular streamers doing this.