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Many of the known issues have been around since BFV.
Scoreboard feedback:
Too much inconsistency with other scoring mechanisms: The score in the scoreboard has nothing to do with your actual score and is computed with arbitrary weights per column. Just list the player's actual XP Score for the round and remove all the weights.
Keep it simple, I don't know how many players care about others' assists or revives, especially on the other team during the round. So to make the remaining columns easier to read, just go with XP Score, K, D, Flags (if you have to) and Ping with the player's rank in parentheses after their names.
Also, allow the scoreboard to be visible on the redeploy screen.
- 3 years ago
DICE seems to need help, so here's an example. Take this and modernize the art. That's all you need really.
- Ironhead8413 years agoHero
@-DFA-Thump wrote:DICE seems to need help, so here's an example. Take this and modernize the art. That's all you need really.
^^^^THIS^^^
- RMEChief3 years agoLegend@-DFA-Thump wow that is some great work there. Clean, easy to read and you can still see the tickets and time remaining. Great work putting that together!
- 3 years ago@Adamonic Worked long and hard on it, but against all odds...made it happen.
- A_al_K_pacino_A3 years agoSeasoned Veteran
@Adamonic wrote:Keep it simple, I don't know how many players care about others' assists or revives, especially on the other team during the round. So to make the remaining columns easier to read, just go with XP Score, K, D, Flags and Ping with the player's rank in parentheses after their names.
There have been plenty of calls for getting things like revives in there. It's at least as much use as players getting 10000 points for chucking ammo, that about 1% of players need, about.
Let's be honest though the scoreboard looks horrible but just about does it's job which if we're telling the truth is looking at the people above you with slight envy and those bellow with pity wondering how they can be so bad(regardless of how few there are).