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IanFrags5000
2 years ago
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Any strategies to get better at Battlefield?

I have high functioning autism, which impacts my hand-eye coordination and reaction time. Despite this, I always try to play very aggressively, which almost never works out for me. Are there any stra...
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    sk1lld
    2 years ago
    @IanFrags5000

    Slow down, use cover "Cover is your friend" stay with your squad as much as possible, wait for res unless surrounded by enemy. Practice makes perfect.
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IanFrags5000
2 years ago

Honestly, I know I mentioned that my high functioning autism impacts my hand-eye coordination and reaction time, but I am good at some other fast-paced shooters, namely Call of Duty: Modern Warfare III. In a way, it may have been my high functioning autism that made me good, because I’m very persistent when it comes to my special interests, including military FPS games. So, should I just keep on trying with the aggressive gameplay? Looking back, that’s what made me good at Call of Duty.

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RanzigeRidder2
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2 years ago
@IanFrags5000 If you want to stick to your aggressive gameplay, make sure you're equipped for this as well. Choosing the correct specialist to begin with, I'd advise Mackay due to his specialist trait "nimble" which makes him move faster when aiming. Add to that the grapple hook that allows him to get to places others can't reach that quick or at all.
Another good choice is Paik who will allow you to wallhack enemies so you can rush them.

Added to that a fast firing weapon! AR, SMG or shotgun will benefit an aggressive playstyle as well. There are many recommendations, so pick one that works for you.

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