Time to nerf Wildcat
You have nerfed everything else pretty much but AA still stays stupidly strong. Can you please tell me what is the the safe height and distance to avoid being locked by insanely overpowered small...
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Wildcat definitely cannot be weakened. Now the anti-aircraft gun is in a very unenviable position in relation to the attack helicopter. An anti-aircraft gun has practically no chance of survival if an attack helicopter attacks an anti-aircraft gun without interference from infantry. At the moment, anti-aircraft guns are capable of providing significant resistance only to fighter jets and medium-class helicopters. In practice, the anti-aircraft gun simply prevents aircraft and helicopters from flying calmly by spamming them with missiles.
On the contrary, the anti-aircraft gun needs to be strengthened, for example, adding the ability to select an active protection slot. This is the only way the anti-aircraft gun will have a chance to resist a frontal attack from an attack helicopter.
@AlkaniusRUS The wonky turret speed and it's inability to look straight up needs to be addressed as well imo. We need a BF4 MAA to have something viable against the AH and Nightbirds.
@Wargame_Enj0yer wrote:
@AlkaniusRUSThe wonky turret speed and it's inability to look straight up needs to be addressed as well imo. We need a BF4 MAA to have something viable against the AH and Nightbirds.DICE relied on realism. In reality, not a single anti-aircraft gun fires vertically upward.
My personal opinion is to give the anti-aircraft gun faster chassis dynamics. At the moment she is crawling like a turtle, this definitely greatly reduces her survivability on the battlefield. In BF4, the anti-aircraft gun on a wheeled chassis ran like a hound and was quite durable on the battlefield.- @AlkaniusRUS Realism has no place in a game where knee sliding on concrete is a thing
