The end of fun and progress in Battlefield on casual level

@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.

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 .

😛

It seems like you're trying to blame everyone else for your lack of ability.

The game is infested with cheaters on the xbox. Nothing is done and they allow it.

there are ways of improving your skill without having to put in massive hours, the biggest mistake casuals make is not settings up their mouse sensitivity correctly & then not building their muscle memory up, there is plenty of info on the subject, it can be as simple as matching your BF sensitivity to your desktop sensitivity, that way technically you dont even have to be playing to improve

there are plenty of sites that will convert the sensitivity from one game or application to another