Superhuman bots.
Yeah yeah, get gud. Seriously though, these bots now have aim, reactions and movement detection more sensitive than any real player. Running behind houses in Eastwood, then getting slapped through ...
Ideas
If you're player base is down that much that you need bots to populate, that's cool...as long as they are competitive. Competitive in the sense that people can compete with them....
- Use a weapon attachment like the silencer or the flash comp, when possible, to avoid being automatically spotted while firing a weapon at an enemy player model / entity.
- Go prone to clear spotting, or go prone immediately after being fired at.
- Use thermal sights: GRIM 1.5x / TH-RDS 1.00x / TS-HD 6.00x
- Use cover / ledges, lean / peek while crouched, behind or while adjacent, to a ledge or corner, before firing a weapon at an enemy player model / entity.
The bots are actually really easy. Of course you could still die if there are a lot of them, and you can't use the game mechanics very effectively, or you make a mistake. It's too bad there are no bots in other game modes, like Gauntlet.
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Are you daft on purpose? He isn't complaining that bots exist or that he refuses to adapt. He's saying some of them have inhuman sight and reflexes that don't feel remotely player-like.
Getting instantly spotted through foliage, smoke, windows, or the second you expose a pixel is not "good positioning advice," it's the exact problem being described. Telling people to use silencers, go prone, or lean peek doesn't address whether the AI reaction time and detection are overtuned.
The point is they should behave within believable player limits, not like they have perfect visual processing and snap reactions.
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