How can I become better?
I'm a relatively new Battlefield player. BF1 was my first Battlefield game and just got BFV. I have started to seriously play the multiplayer only recently but I'm not really enjoying it at the momen...
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Thanks for the tips everyone. I just recorded a video while playing. Weirdly enough this time I played much better than ever before: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vAPqNP8ZOYA&feature=share&fbclid=IwAR2X9t4qFAySEddsvLJaF2V-VnNavcPG5VNxCyDDnQzyk16HUrxp3NH-UhA
I actually got nearly 10 kills and died around the same amount. Could be that I ended up playing with people who have my skill level, or then my aim just improved. I don't really know lol. As for combined arms, it feels like that even at the hardest difficulty level the bots are still significantly easier to kill than most human players. Obviously the hardest difficulty in combined arms is a bit too hard for me to finish but I'm still able to mow down a dozen of npcs before I get killed myself.
@AssassinoFinland As many have said here, practice honestly makes perfect. The worst thing you can do is focus on how well everyone is doing, especially if they're 100's of levels and 1,000's of hours in front of you. Focus on where you are today compared to yesterday and where you want to be tomorrow.
As @TTZ_Dipsy said (and made me blush with the pilot comment aww shucks) find your niche, something you enjoy playing. Don't pick a gun you see pop up constantly in the kill feed because you think it'll net you kills, use what you enjoy.
As @Moskolonel said, Solo (AKA warstories) can help you practice aiming against bots, set it to hardcore mode and just have some fun, the war stories are really fun and can get you some special unlock weapons for multiplayer and even an epic Tank skin.
Next bit of advice is 'Play with Others'. If you've got a few friends who play, squad up and keep good comms, if you're solo, run with the majority of your team and zerg from flag to flag. You might get taken out but you have a higher chance to be revived. Also this forum is filled with some of the best people in the community both in skill and helpfulness, be active here and you'll make plenty of friends to learn from and even squad up with.
Last tip is your control settings, watch some videos on Youtube about game settings and play around with them in the practice range until you find one where you feel comfortable.
Getting killed is rough and the lows can feel low but the beauty of this game is there's always another map, another battle and another day...you'll get better, so don't give up 🙂
As @TTZ_Dipsy said (and made me blush with the pilot comment aww shucks) find your niche, something you enjoy playing. Don't pick a gun you see pop up constantly in the kill feed because you think it'll net you kills, use what you enjoy.
As @Moskolonel said, Solo (AKA warstories) can help you practice aiming against bots, set it to hardcore mode and just have some fun, the war stories are really fun and can get you some special unlock weapons for multiplayer and even an epic Tank skin.
Next bit of advice is 'Play with Others'. If you've got a few friends who play, squad up and keep good comms, if you're solo, run with the majority of your team and zerg from flag to flag. You might get taken out but you have a higher chance to be revived. Also this forum is filled with some of the best people in the community both in skill and helpfulness, be active here and you'll make plenty of friends to learn from and even squad up with.
Last tip is your control settings, watch some videos on Youtube about game settings and play around with them in the practice range until you find one where you feel comfortable.
Getting killed is rough and the lows can feel low but the beauty of this game is there's always another map, another battle and another day...you'll get better, so don't give up 🙂
Yes @Real_Noobalishus Would be fun to play with a friend sometimes but unfortunately none of my friends play Battlefield. I have like only 1 friend on my Origin friend list and she doesn't even play Battlefield. I have plenty of friends on Steam but unfortunately they aren't Battlefield players either.
- @AssassinoFinland well here is your opportunity to meet so fellow PC gamers. Put your gamertag and region up and I'm sure some of the amazing people here on PC will add you 🙂
I should also perhaps mention that I'm not a "normal" person. I was born with a brain -related medical condition that causes many things, one of them being that I have a slower reaction time than most people. Because of that I'm always at a disadvantage in any situation that requires a fast reaction. Battlefield often seems to have these types of situations. It's not really a disability but still my brain doesn't function in the same way as that of a "normal" person.
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