Maybe it’s England or some other backwards country that drives on the wrong side of the road?
Well you’ll have to speak the “truth” elsewhere.
Since the week away last time hasn’t really given you incentive to post productively, without the abuse towards other members of this community, I am now going to issue a month away.
Upon your return, I strongly suggest following the rules otherwise you will be removed on a more permanent basis.
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I know… Was just trying to be funny, thus the 
I know. I tried inserting an emoji bit didn’t work.
I used to enjoy watching his 20-30 minute videos back in the BC2 and BF3 days, but he changed when BF4 came along. Then, he got even worse when Hardline came out. He has, somewhat, recovered his older personality, but I can’t really stand his videos nowadays. His content changing did not irk me, but I’ll never forget the way he treated his older subscribers once his ‘new’ fanbase started rolling in…
I’ve been watching several YTers for this and other games like Battlefront. No question they are experienced & skilled players, and I’ve learned a lot from them. But it’s been my general observation: are they playing on amateur night or something?
Because almost all their opponents fight like keystone kops: mired in molasses movement, abyssmal situational awareness taking hours to notice he’s even there, Imperial stormtrooper accuracy (the movie kind, not real players), etc. The YTer picks up a Kolibri/DL18/other relatively weak weapon and proceeds to pwn the battlefield, slaughtering everybody like a wolf unto sheep.
My own experience has been vastly different. The guys I have to fight spot me instantly, possess superhero reflexes & accuracy, and can outdance Michael Jackson in the blaster bossa nova. Unless I can get the drop & take them completely by surprise, I lose more often than I win. :o
So how are they able to find matches with such favorable conditions?
One reason why YouTubers seem to ‘dominate’ in their videos is because they only show clips/matches where they dominate. They don’t often show matches where they have to fight similarly skilled opponents, let alone superior ones.
I, too, seem to come across opponents with lightning reflexes, but sometimes, I find servers where I don’t have any real problems. Seriously, if I’m on top of the scoreboard, either my team sucks, or the other team sucks even more!
I watched a top youtuber the other day get his handed to him by the same player 4 or 5 times, this youtuber would have been close to a 1 k/d or would have gone negative if it wasn’t for him having a personal medic that would heal him full time or run through hell and back to revive him every time he died, that and he spent a large amount of times afterwards in a tank.
Serious question; how the fudge how you just found baj 
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The Necro guys holy batman
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I honestly recommend Flakfire (especially since he can pronounce correctly) he cares more about the community then himself regarding the game unlike most other YouTubers
Also @disposalist is worthy checking out I guess 
Disposalist? He’s a noob, can’t watch that dude
Well most YouTubers are only there for entertainment purposes and not often as skilled as some others that play more seriously.
All public matches are mostly easy, sometimes they can add a challenge if it becomes “stacked” by actual teams. But what you’re asking with “same skilled matches”, that would be scrims for some people and obviously wouldn’t fare as good as playing in a standard public game.
You do have a point there, but I personally think a ‘scrim’ might be more entertaining to watch than a complete slaughter. However, even the highly skilled and competitive YouTubers tend to upload clips where they are dominating in public servers.
That’s why you upload both types of matches. 
He’s boring as heck too!
Woah, Crabby! You’re in danger of saying something nice about someone there! That was a close thing… Don’t ruin your rep!
Well watching me die over and over isn’t entertaining is it?
The clips I use for my videos aren’t always me dominating. Sometimes they are but most of the times they are plays I thought were worthy of sharing. Typically I cut out right before I do die, and usually only have 1-3 clips I like to share per game.
Actually, the adrenaline that would be released in such a life or death situation would most definitely make you more resilient to pain in IRL. They could at least just decrease torso and limb damage by 10% and increase headshot damage by 5% to make it up. Seriously a guy running straight down at you is a freebie kill from 10m+
Yeah, in real life it would make you more “resilient” to pain. It wouldn’t turn you into superman. Bullets would still kill you the same, you just wouldn’t feel yourself dying.
Nah man. Adrenaline is a hell of a hormone. It can keep you alive through insane situations. Like in the case of losing a limb.
Thus limbs should take less damage, but vital places in game (such as the head with bonus damage multiplyer) should get a bit more damage. It’s a means of balance. Not hyper realistic, but still keeping bayonette charge actually useful. It’s already easy as hell to dodge it anyway. There was no need to remove the damage reduction.
The only time I witnessed a Youtuber complaining about something and I totally disagreed was when LvlCap was upset that BF1 rewarded more points for capping bases as opposed to kills. I mean, guy… You always said we need more team play. Now BF1 focuses more on team play and you want only the most skilled players to be rewarded? Encouraging lone wolves? Naaaaaaaaaaaaaa