Quitting Penalty/Negative Stats

I'd rather they sorted out re-joining a game after a crash or disconnect and picking up your score/kills  from when you left, Not sure when that idea went out of the window.

BF is a casual game with 64/128 players, and this would make the whole experience of playing BF less fun (and fun is what is mostly missing from the latest BF-titles).

Trying to force players to play in stomps or on maps they don't like, is a bad idea, if you want to keep your player-base "healthy".

I think that having a 'Quit %' stat should be enough (don't know if it exists anymore).

Without any functional team-balancer, keeping people on servers will not change anything, the stomps will just continue and people will get more and more frustrated.

@BASSMEANT_RAWI could've swore that previously if you quit you gained no XP/Points from the round. Or maybe it was you started at 0 if you started another round before the current officially ended.

Ever since BF3 I've said they needed to adjust points so players defending/attacking a flag would get more points/xp for kills. Versus players hill humping or vehicle spamming. Overall kills affecting the objective gained more.

Also circle jerking flags (xp boosting) should be penalized. For example if you cap a flag you need to hold it for at least a minute before moving on to the next. If the flag gets neutralized before that timer ends you gain nothing. Basically xp is only awarded after you've held the flag for that one minute duration.

In most make-believe war-story Movies , it's the 'Let's Go!' Soldiers who speaks those last three lines of the OP's post who are then in the next scenes blown to smithereens .

In most real-life war-movie Stories , these sources tend to be from Soldiers who'd been cautious and taken their time , to have seen such things and then lived to tell of it . 

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Meanwhile , in BFV . . .

I'm 3-12 after a whole round sitting on the SAA .

A very good Assault is going an impressive 36-9 .

He's 4-for-1 and I'm 1-for-4 ; a case of bad Math for me .

Here though these Maths come out of hiding .

Guessing the BFV-as-a-whole averaged KDR at 1.5 , I'll be generous and say 2.1

Thus , by killing 36 Enemy the Assault has theoretically saved 75 Mates Lives .

Who are now free to go on to killing 150+ Enemy .

On the SAA all round , I fought off a Pilot accustomed to achieving +100-0 Stats .

He ended up at 25-3 (8-to-1!) but (again theoretically) I too saved 75 Mates Lives .

Who are now free to go on to killing 150+ Enemy .

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I ain't doing nothing back here , literally , except Cap this undefended far Flag .

Again and again .

First Enemy recap party contained only two (6%) , I hid , they left , I re-capped .

Then four showed up (12.5%) , they couldn't find me and left , I re-capped . 

Then six show up and the story goes into these hidden Maths as well :

One Player has drawn almost 20% of Enemy forces away from Mates .

I haven't killed anybody this whole time , but . . .

For a while for each searcher , neither have they either .

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Tony Soprano : "You sayin' what I think you're sayin?"

Carmen Lupertazzi : "I didn't say nothin' "

@tempo_rarity1) Any good pilot will completely crush you on that SAA.

2) People who come looking for you when you’re hiding at a flag are relentless. They don’t just give up and go away! I mean, wtf! If you’re going to back-cap, best be at least 2-3 good players who can defend themselves - then you can really create problems and distract the enemy by holding their initial flag, letting your other team mates spawn on that flag etc.

So no, the examples do not have much to do with reality.

Yeah penalise the people with a life yeah sounds great