Nope, I’ll be 39 in September. Still playin. No such thing as too old. Still jump in the mosh pit, too. Although reflexes degrade over time, I’m pretty bad at BF4, & I expect to be bad at BF1 as well.
Hell, it took me over 600 hours to hit lvl 121, probably wont hit 140 by October 18th.
I read somewhere the average age of gamers these days is 38. Im 40 and have had my fair share of atari back in the day, even pong…haha. However all you should check out the fastest shooter in real life “jerry mizulek”. Youtube him…he is one old dude you dont want to mess with. It will help you realize age doesnt mean much.
well ill tell you this. no one can really tell you what gun is best. they are all good it just depends on your play style. if your a long range player maybe consider weapons below 700 rpm if your a medium range player use a weapon with a rof of 700 to 800 and if you are a cqb player consider going with anything above 800. (NOTE: there are exceptions to the rof rule i go by like the scar h or the bull dog which have higher damage models putting them up into the medium range category rather then the long range) i perfer to stay with in 700 to 800 category as that is the most versatile you can really get with weaponry. but remember that no gun is really the best it just depends on you. and what you think.
Love this thread…so glad to see that I’m not the only old timer (53). I started on The Russian Campaign in 1976, then moved onto the proto-BF game, Squad Leader, in '77. The cardboard games were good but the thrill of these on-line Battlefield games is great! I’m pretty crappy, slowed reflexes and diminished eyesight, but I still get in the top 5 every once in a while. Yeah I get killed frequently but having fun! (I just really need to find a group or clan or whatever you call it so someone can explain why I keep missing so many shots! )