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Now it feels like they could as well place us in a corridor 100 meters long and a wall in the middle.
No dynamics at all, completly dumbed down.
So... just leave all small ♥♥♥♥♥♥ maps and refuse to play them.
In my opinion this kind of thing is being done - dare I say it - for the consoles, who have fixed items like processors, graphic cards etc etc and they don't have a lot of squeezing room if you will, unlike a PC which can always get an upgrade.
I don't mind the consoles but it seems Gaijin forget it was the PC's that got them to where they could take onboard the consoles - and as we all know there a massive massive amount of consoles out there now compared to decent or better PC's and that ratio won't get any better - a good example was Fight Simulator 2020 I think that only sold 110k copies ( it was PC only ) and nearly made Microsoft ditch the whole Flight Simulator series for good