Any way to see what got me killed?

[ForrestFox]

Had a few "wtf?" moments where I were killed and had no idea from what. Even had a death that was without sound, screen just went black over to the "you have been killed". o_O
Would love to see who killed me, and by what, but I dont know how to see this info.
Thanks for any help in the matter :)

[PSY48]

A quick search of this forum would have this answered...there is no Kill Feed. No way to know, sometimes it's a mine, your own tank, your own arty, maybe someone hand killed ya, a sniper from far away...you get it, no Kill Feed.

[TWB*Clell_Miller]

My best recommendation is to assume you can be spotted even behind your own lines. There can be enemies anywhere nearby. Stay low and behind cover whenever possible. When approaching an enemy strong point, be crawling the last 150 feet on approach. No kidding. If you can be seen, you can be killed anywhere. Be prepared to hit the prone button at the first sound of a gunshot.

[Valentine Michael Smith]

a "ding" usually means someone shot you in the head
a "boom" usually means something explodey got you.

[ForrestFox]

Publicado originalmente por Valentine Michael Smith:

a "ding" usually means someone shot you in the head
a "boom" usually means something explodey got you.

Shot me with a canon, a peagun, a harpoon? Things I wanna know. :/

[Ξ Sikon]

Cannons and mines can kill you without you even hearing a sound. Screen just goes black

[Valentine Michael Smith]

Publicado originalmente por TAW | Sikon:

Cannons and mines can kill you without you even hearing a sound. Screen just goes black

usually you hear a woosh if a cannon kills you

[[OTS]EchoZenLogos]

Publicado originalmente por ForrestFox*RTF*:

Had a few "wtf?" moments where I were killed and had no idea from what. Even had a death that was without sound, screen just went black over to the "you have been killed". o_O
Would love to see who killed me, and by what, but I dont know how to see this info.
Thanks for any help in the matter :)

Nope. Honestly though that's for the best. You already can call out what killed you over local voice chat and such (assuming you aren't dead-dead) to those in the area if you saw them before you died or know which direction you were shot from. 9 times out of 10 that I die at least I know the general direction the shot had to come from, so you can usually at least let your squad know what to look out for.

A kill feed or way to directly see what killed you would be unfair for other players.

[Sethja8]

i've revisited the game after a two year hiatus and after 12 hours of playing i changed my settings to the lowest possible - holy moly, does it open your eyes. if you are playing with any settings maxed, i recommend setting them to the bare minimum, as it will help you see enemies much clearer and can clarify what you're being killed by

[Merc]

Avoid using faliage/grass/bushes for concealment and you will live longer. Those are stream-in textures and what you seee does not render for enemies approx 100m + away from you, so you are basically in a open field from enemy pov. Try to crouch more, avoid open areas and use only hard cover to get around in short dashes, and you will increase your chances of surving. If you wanna get more kills, aim for medium-long range engagements.

[alphajim49]

Publicado originalmente por Sethja8:

i've revisited the game after a two year hiatus and after 12 hours of playing i changed my settings to the lowest possible - holy moly, does it open your eyes. if you are playing with any settings maxed, i recommend setting them to the bare minimum, as it will help you see enemies much clearer and can clarify what you're being killed by

This is why competitive communities and players are seen as trash.

[Zyfer]

Publicado originalmente por alphajim49:

Publicado originalmente por Sethja8:

i've revisited the game after a two year hiatus and after 12 hours of playing i changed my settings to the lowest possible - holy moly, does it open your eyes. if you are playing with any settings maxed, i recommend setting them to the bare minimum, as it will help you see enemies much clearer and can clarify what you're being killed by

This is why competitive communities and players are seen as trash.

Hardly.

[FizzyKris]

Publicado originalmente por Zyfer:

Publicado originalmente por alphajim49:

This is why competitive communities and players are seen as trash.

Hardly.

Anything for the smallest advantage. Why not just get good. The whole "competitive" esports ♥♥♥♥♥ has ruined multiplayer games.

[driftor]

as time goes by you will start getting your awareness up and figuring out where you got shot from will stop being a problem... as a bonus... if you are not using your mic to communicate with your squad you are doing it wrong, try it.. they will tell you where you got shot from.

[Khorne Daddy]

Publicado originalmente por pt vodka:

as time goes by you will start getting your awareness up and figuring out where you got shot from will stop being a problem... as a bonus... if you are not using your mic to communicate with your squad you are doing it wrong, try it.. they will tell you where you got shot from.

In my experience, squads are full of people who don't communicate other than to ♥♥♥♥♥ about others not using mics.

[TheLonelyWolf]

If it's that important to you, you'll have to ask the admins. They have the possibility to see it. For example in the recon tool.