Rescind vehicle regen changes.

Painknight wrote:

In Battlefield, you should be working as a squad, or at least as a group of semi-competent monkeys that knows to shoot boom boom at angry metal monster.

Unfortunately as a IFV main, I rarely get repaired. And that is even when I'm on a point, under fire, with engineers who spawn on me, get out and RUN. But now with these changes, even 2 engineers cannot keep up in a firefight. 

But yes, they effectively turned all armor into paperweights. 

The players deserve answers as to why this was not externally tested before hand, or what their testing process was. 

The problem is they want this game to play like CoD.  In CoD, every player is a one man army who can do it all.  In Battlefield, you should be working as a squad, or at least as a group of semi-competent monkeys that knows to shoot boom boom at angry metal monster.

But, because CoD, a single engineer, by design, should be able to solo a tank.  This is insanity.  Tanks are supposed to be TANKS, not metal coffins that blow up in two RPGs.  

Amazingly bad change.  It reeks of people who don't play the game making gameplay decisions.  "Oh, the data says tanks kill a lot of people before they die.  Lets nerf tanks."  Meanwhile, the little bird is STILL overpowered, and they say the data doesn't agree with that so they keep making tiny baby changes that don't change anything because they don't play the game and they don't UNDERSTAND AT ALL why the little bird is completely broken.

What even was the justification for these changes? Who was complaining about vehicle health regen? 

Well, that's a bad question: there are ALWAYS people complaining. 

But yeah, I think there was a fairly large consensus that we had landed in a decent place with ground vehicles after the Season 3 tweaks. And I didn't see anything egregious in Season 4 that made me think more tinkering was needed. Unless this was to give engineers more purpose? Repair was hardly needed. 

But then, like always, no explanation, so we're left trying to guess why something that was working is now broken, and try to figure out what exactly was the goal. Sigh.