@eggfarts1220"poor spotting" , "blurry game" , "aiming issues" and "enhance" .
These terms you've used made me realize something about BFV .
I use my ears (via my headphones) QUITE A LOT when playing it .
Whether it's listening for the drone of approaching engines or just straining to hear footsteps , whether it's deciding to run towards the action of distant explosions or just falling silent myself in order to hopefully hear a gun reloading nearby , it seems I don't always rely entirely on my eyes .
In fact it's actually my ears that help me with my aiming too .
Noises Of Unknown Location are easily found with echolocation .
A few quick turns of my head left-right-left centers sound in my ears .
If I've centered a sound , my weapon is at least pointed the right way .
This said though , I can still pick out the very tiny pixels of an incoming plane if I'm staring at the sky in a AA , or see distant soldier-pixels moving about an unmoving background if I'm staring through a zoomed 6-pounder .
This is of course the most important time for me to be listening for mysterious footsteps or engines approaching that aren't on my map :P
tl;dr?
Yeah , BFV's more of a both eyes-on AND ears-on BF than usual .
It'll be a long time before I let such immersive fun gather dust .