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WorthlesUnderman
Rising Novice
4 years ago

The end of fun and progress in Battlefield on casual level

As of late, each battlefield gmae (1, V) proved that as a casual, who don't want to play competitive (aka using only meta guns, even they were never used in the timeperiod) the opportunity for fun an...
iamwienr's avatar
iamwienr
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4 years ago
@eggfarts1220
Almost. I am fine with facing younger, more talented BF players who spend way more time than me mastering the game. For me, playing BF is often rather "training" (yet enjoying) than "entertainment".
I record and analyse my gameplay. Talk and play with better players. Learn from their videos.

For example, I even set tasks like "this month I force myself to less reload during gunfights because I often get killed while reloading". Therefore I need to know how many bullets I need to kill with a specific gun and how I can optimize it.
You get my drift.
What I'm saying is that you surly can have fun in BF as casual player but shouldn't look at the game in a competitive way. If you want to win without putting effort in it, then BF might not be the right game to spend your 1 hour a week 🙂
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tempo_rarity
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4 years ago

The riches of Battlefield produces all sorts of delicious Fun, of all kinds .

Yet, without adding ones own 'blood sweat and tears' to those lands . . .

All one gets is the dry dusty kind .  

    • iamwienr's avatar
      iamwienr
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      4 years ago

      @WorthlesUnderman
      Well, as I thought this is based on BF5 (BF5 subforum) I can't say much about BF1. Probably a good game for those who enjoy story and ambience but for me, it never felt like a real shooter. Just my personal opinion - others may differ.
      However, I took the liberty to compare your BF1 stats with a friends stats who has the same BF1 rank. An in b4: I know that stats don't show the full picture and I'm not here to judge your gameplay based on k/d and score/min. But to me it looks like you put some time in BF1 but not like much sweat and work. No offence mate. Just my impression.

      I am not a sweaty or pro player. Considering myself as a bit more than casual. I have 1700 hours in BF5 so far and still a lot of things to learn and improve.

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    tempo_rarity
    Not applicable
    4 years ago

    I think I really like it a lot when I've said to myself  'I think I'll go blow somebody up' as I've Joined a round of Battlefield but then everything else but that happens instead.

    Yep, good times.

    It means I still got a lot to learn .

    A Fun In Progress .

    . . . elitesual? casuelite?

    We need a name . .  there's a lot of us .

    😛

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