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You have to level you weapons to get them better.
I noticed a very high recoil on the weapons, so .. as you level them, tune them to do better handling/control (ads/recoil)
I haven't had a chance to try the game yet... Are the headshots lethal at least? More than 3 shots to knock an enemy down? What's the point of the fire selector if it's ineffective? Is there a full HUD? Is there a mini-map? Is the number of bullets visible? Kill cam? Did they just make another copy of battlefield/call of duty? Instead of making something original that we don't have? A hardcore realistic but accessible version of battlefield 3-4 that isn't as demanding as a military simulator? Like insurgency sandstorm with large maps? I guess it will never happen
It's the Keystone Lite version of Battlefield 2042. This game Sucks.
Absolutely cringe.
but i doubt that it makes sense to compare a competitive tactical shooter -> small maps -> short range fights with a casual combined arms shooter, designed for large maps with vehicles, which should not exclude the casual gamer.
you don't even have to reinvent the wheel, bf3 showed how to do it right back then, apart from the weaknesses like the bad netcode - bf3 had great ttk, also weapon balancing and infantry/vehicle balancing was top notch. and the maps offered a lot of cover to avoid hazards.