Mini Map spotting is overpowered
The current spotting system is one of the biggest funkiller for me. As soon you start shooting you get spotted it is really making a supressor a must have which comes along with a damage reduction. F...
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@cso7777 Not sure if it is relevant but it would seem that Casper is the easiest to rank up to T1 with his spotting drone. It may be that a lot of players are doing that, I know I am.
Perhaps when most have done it, things may settle down, it they don't then a nerf may be required.
Perhaps when most have done it, things may settle down, it they don't then a nerf may be required.
@Trokey66 I hope you are right.
But I fear that the chaos of 128 players and maps without much cover, makes people play more cautious and spotting gadgets will be 'meta'.
And when the battlepass comes around, we will have to level up again, as long as spotting is the quickest way of leveling up, it will probably come back again.
But I think Dice has mentioned that they are looking at the mines.
But I fear that the chaos of 128 players and maps without much cover, makes people play more cautious and spotting gadgets will be 'meta'.
And when the battlepass comes around, we will have to level up again, as long as spotting is the quickest way of leveling up, it will probably come back again.
But I think Dice has mentioned that they are looking at the mines.
The excessive use of the motion sensor balls is a result of not having classes and limits in the game.
I mean if someone really dedicates his playstyle to spot via SOFLAM, Drone or Motionballs I am totally fine with that.
But losing the advantage of a surprise by starting to shoot is just super annoying. Even after you finished shooting you stay spotted for a secon or two and everybody on the enemy team can see where you running. It is so stupid.
I'm going to play with the emp grenade a bit, see if it actually makes a difference.
I mean if you was to play with the same 3 other people it would make sense for 2 to run proxy and 2 to run emp grenade.
@Sch1ll1 wrote:The excessive use of the motion sensor balls is a result of not having classes and limits in the game.
100% this. Having no class restriction is the major balance breaker No. 1. While I understand it´s somewhat necessary that in theory 64 people can equip Stinger or CG to fight the massive amount of vehicles. But having 30+ people, at average, spam the motion sensors, is beyond stupid in any design decision.
At the very least, spotting gadgets should be restricted to Recon Operators only. Casper for example is completely useless by design, if anyone else just need to equip motion sensor, spot everything within a big radius and still have the abilities of their actual operator.
Can you not pick up the motion sensor balls and make them yours?
I see people get flanked all the time
You just need to go around the zerg instead of through them. Most people only throw balls in their frontline
That said, having a "you are spotted" notice like in BFV, would help a lot
- @UP_Hawxxeye Flanks work, but it´s just really hard. They need to nerf the prox or delete them. I agree what have been said in earlier post this is a problem due to the lack of classes, but that is something to stay I think.
