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What on earth is unathletic gameplay.. i'm always shocked when someone says it's boring having to apply some thought to the game they're playing and not just run around aimlessly seeing who has quicker reflexes
I am not sure if anyone has told you, but in war you run alot, it's why most if not all branches of the military require you to run a distance in under some time, or do so in full gear. So I would say it simulates that pretty well.
Probably not the only one saying this but going through your bullet list, here are my thoughts
Starting with your header, I would say that the game takes a bit of time to learn to play, I didn't really start getting the hand of stuff till about 40 hours in, so yes it has a learning curve
1. Yes, I agree the you should be able to skip the splash screens
2. It was only added recently, hopefully it can improve.
3. Assuming you are in the US, I find plenty of servers from the US, if they are high ping, better to play in those so you can communicate with your teammates properly and there is no language barrier.
4. sometimes it might help to wait in a queue for a full server, I know it sucks but you might get some really good games if you do.
5. Indeed, maps are big, at least you were able to find a vehicle, instead of having to run as much as the OP
6. Always be alert, you could get shot from anywhere in this game, and likely never know where from, Objectives, both friendly and enemy, or neutral are bound to have enemies around them, always best to hug cover as much as possible, if not, conceal yourself to make yourself harder to spot, try not to stand and run around enemies unless you have to, try not to run as much unless you have to because movement makes you more visible, don't cross open areas unless you have to, if so, smoke grenades are very handy.
7. I will admit, spawning and dying immediately is annoying, but always try to be aware of where enemies are, if you know enemies are watching a garrison or outpost, don't spawn there, you will die immediately.
8. Happens, can't win em all
9. Better, more teamates
10. Also happens unfortunately, there is a mute button
11. Good job!
12. Already on good track, sticking as a team might will help you survive better.
13. Odd Thousand Yard Stare[/]
14. Don't stand in the middle of the alley, find cover if possible, always try to find cover, watch the end of the alley.
15. Unfortunate
16. Yep, lots of running in war. Don't lock squads unless you have a valid reason to, I.E "waiting for a friend, saving spots for people last game." You need teammates in this game, this game is a team game, if you are there in the circle by yourself, you are going to lose every time.
This game has quite the learning curve, it takes time to get the hang of it, even after hundreds or thousands of hours, you will still die a lot (there is a reason WW2 has the death toll it has and this game represents the destruction of that war well)
I was an infantryman and fought in a war, there isnt as much running around as youd think, there was alot of walking around with a ♥♥♥♥ ton of waight on your back though. I miss my m249 but not the 800 round combat loadout lol.
True, no doubt mobilization makes it easier, and between that and combat, running around is only a fraction of that. Not that you run too much in this game either, saying you have SLs who know how to place garries and OPs