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Maybe you don't understand that this is early, Early Access?
There are things I am waiting for also like better optimization. This is all part of EA.
It's nice you spending the time for all this information but leaving rather than waiting seems to contradict Early Access.
To be fair, when I first booted up the game in July I fully expected for the simulation to start us in a "safe" part of virtual Fallujah away from the established front lines. I was expecting there to be a portion of ingame time for the TL and others to get their bearings and establish what the FRAGO is and delegate responsibilities accordingly.
Maybe if possible, you can have the simulation start one block away from the frontlines. Maybe inside this safe zone game time doesnt begin until the first person crosses beyond the safezone (line of departure). Assuming that the AI doesn't already know where the player's avatar is the player's will now have the opportunity to feel the tension of what its like to walk into contact, by always keeping their head on a swivel.
Just an idea... thanks for all your hard work HW! Im looking forward to the future updates.
Seems to happen every now and then when playing solo but rarely happens playing with a squad
Even if it's not a block away, I'd love to have that whole idea integrated in some way.
Because he wants to?
I tried it with my friend, the game is fun, although lacking in some areas, but with only 2 people it is very difficult and i feel like you dont get the full experience.
Matchmaking with randoms is overall a bad experience and you sometimes get people that likes to work together but usually half the team splits up and do whatever they want, then die, hot mics with background noises, people watching ♥♥♥♥ on their phone, idiocy, people insulting each other.
With the already low and decreasing player count this makes it so you often end up again with the same people.
I'd refund once I find out any game thinks their keybindings in a FPS is universal.
Usually we stack up and breach together so we can establish fire superiority and one of us will cover the rear once we enter the building. We try to make it a habit of leaving the building the same way we entered so we don't engage the enemy directly. It's doable, you just need to work together.