It's listed in the Upcoming Patch section with Friend or Foe Identification saying people are having trouble telling friends and foes apart... which is really silly on it's own. But even if some people need the help with that, I rather not have to look at ugly red outlines or auras on the enemy team. I rather appreciate their goofy and adorable zombie or plant selves!
Community AdminThanks for the feedback, let us know what sort of FoF identifiers you'd like (if any).
Personally, I'd prefer none. It does hurt most sneaky strategy styles for sure. Sometimes hiding in plain sight helps buy your team some time or allow you to get a drop on your enemies. Something to reveal you would really hurt any chance of pulling these off.
If it has to happen, I at least hope it's something I can toggle off. The game is beautiful and I really rather not see red outlines or aura all over the place instead of the beautiful setting and characters the game has!
I really don't want this at all. I also don't think we need this. If I miss an enemy due to not noticing them or the chaos of battle, it's just part of the game.
@EA_DavidI was actually waiting for the FoF identifier, however after reading all these guys opinion I can understand why people are afraid of it.
However I do sometimes have difficulties identify between enemies and teammates. Mostly I identify enemies by checking if there's a health bar above them or not, though I notice that allies will sometimes show health bar too.
So I think the best solution is to show allies more clearly instead of showing enemies more clearly, also when showing health bars you can use other colors instead of red for allies. In this way there will be no harm to any sneaky strategy but help players to identify allies in a messy view.
Also I would like to point out that to make characters stand out more doesn't necessarily means we have to add a glow or some outline around it. If you consider some color and lighting theory you will know that by tweaking some colors and contrast we can help players to identify enemies, which is very much like how artist try to lead your attention to a specific part of the artwork.
