Assigned Enemies
I can't be the only one experiencing this, but I'm convinced every Battlefield game assigns four players at least to multi-kill you throughout the round. In every single match, out of 32 or 64 enemie...
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If you spend any time playing the objective, you’re going to run into this. It’s going to be a group of two, three or four guys that are communicating, and also playing the objective. You’re just noticing it because you’re working hard at the flag.
Yup, agreed.
Have you tried the tin foil hat cosmetic from the store? I've heard it helps.
@AngrySquid270 Cute.
@cornybbq2 Glad you find someone's frustration so amusing.
@SleepyWeasel68 Okay, how about when you get killed on one flag, spawn at a flag on the other side of the map, and they're suddenly at that one as well? Again, you can have 64 enemies, and only four of them in every single match are killing you? I should add these are players with a habit of shooting you without a line of sight as well, with things like bushes blocking visuals, walls etc. They'll shoot you through them without any means of knowing you're there (you don't move, shoot, and the have no active gadget or scanning ability).
- @Moab23 What can I say man, they’re just busy. Don’t take it personal.
Yep, this is totally a thing. Two consecutive rounds, and in each of those rounds, out of 64 enemies, the same handful kill me no matter where I am. You can have groups of enemies running to an objective, you can kill all of them, but the one who survives or suddenly comes from a different direction will be the exact same one. Kills must also be consecutive. Their rank doesn't matter. They also can't miss, and they frequently nail you in the head and through things. They will single you out of groups of people. Their Ranger/sentry will prioritise you while they remain invisible to yours.
This happens in every single match.
EDIT: Third match, same deal. Same handful of players. No matter where I was on Stranded, same low rank Xbox players kill me.
Fourth match, same deal.
