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when you're immortal and bored.....

Pretty sure you can make it so that steam doesn't show you certain game tags if you meddle with the settings a bit. Not gonna bother looking into it though cause that's too much effort for something that doesn't benefit me.

引用自 Dat Boy：

It's just 2042 again... but this time it's pretending to be BF3.

couldnt be more wrong. its quite literally bf3 bf4 remastered with bf5 movement in the bf2042 engine for graphics. really good. tho maps arent the best

引用自 TAD：

class locked weapons like in bf 4
you have it in the playlist closed weapon conquest.

Oh ok I totally missed that.

Constantly crashing whenever I or an opponent does a grab move. At first I thought it was my connection but after countless disconnects after a grab, I realized it couldn't be my connection. Says there was a connection error and I'm sure that my connection is stable enough to play online.

Specs:
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-14700F
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4070
RAM - 32609 Mb
SSD size 2048G

ty

no not really, you won't be lost in what's going on between each game

引用自 ᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼᲼：

引用自 MercyGG：

Thanks for the 0 value input. Doesn't own the game even.

Hah. a VAC banned cheater giving his 0 input.

Another private smooth brain. 0/10 rage bait broke ahh children coming up. This'll be interesting. *grabs popcorn*

Amd I'm quite sure that this aspect has been discussed many times and there is a good reason that is done in this way. But I have to ask you why.

Why, when you drop a new feature or game mechanic you always set it at a high value?
Then after a while you tweak it down, listening to community feedbacks, to half or a third of its original impact.

Looking at the feedbacks, it seems to me that this approach just upset players.
Maybe cause most players need time to adapt to new things and with new feature set at max, they just hit a wall.

If you look ad the request on the forums, after it has been deployed, there's always someone asking how to remove it, to disable it, to lower it.

I think you should do the opposite.

For example. NPCs could have come in 2 waves.
First one (1.0) with tier 1-3 and after 1-2 months tier 4 and 5.

I prefer your approach, cause the new feature is more clear and sharp, so it's easier to appreaciate and understand it.
But seems to me that many players don't.

So, with diseases, why not starting with a soft approach?

Thank you
ps. even with bugs I still think that 1.0 is one of the best updates ever...