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Legend

2 years ago

Someone actually Coded a P.I.P. in portal for aircraft crosshairs

P.I.P. = Predicted Impact Point (aka an indicator that helps see which will the the direction the bullets will go based on the direction of the aircraft. This was something that existed in previous...

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YourLocalPIumber

Seasoned Ace

2 years ago

@UP_Hawxxeye I think at this point Dice has to re-work vehicle UI too.

Remove all unnecessary junk like overheat circles and multiple jerking lines like on the AA Wildcat and replace them with a simple "+" that we had in BF3/BF4 and add P.I.P to aircraft.

RMEChief
Legend
2 years ago
That is an impressive feat using only Portal, maybe DICE should hire him.
These are the QOL things that are missing from the game that actually make a huge difference in the user experience.
S3SSioN_SoL
Seasoned Ace
2 years ago
@UP_LordPlumber Why can't we have both! I like the overheating reticles. Just like previous Battlefields, customization of the HUD should be a major tool. Every few months, 2042 inched closer and closer to this, bigger minimaps, customizable HUD size, objective opacity and so fourth.
- YourLocalPIumber
  Seasoned Ace
  2 years ago
  @S3SSioN_SoL I mean overheat circles in the middle of the screen that wraps around your aiming reticle. That come absolutely be removed. There is another one on the bottom right along with other UI.
  
  These little things overload the UI for absolutely no reason.
  - S3SSioN_SoL
    Seasoned Ace
    2 years ago
    @UP_LordPlumber Again, I don't mind the overload. I don't play Battlefield expecting a Hardcore no HUD experience, but I fully believe the option MUST be there for those who want that kind of experience.
    Have you played Warzone? Now that... That HUD makes me want to vomit, INCOMING AIR STRIKE takes up a quarter of the damn screen? That's what I would describe as terrible HUD overload, equivalent to how the HUD was at 2042's launch and beta with those big BLUE rectangles indicating random information.