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@EA_DICE Battlefield 6 needs to have the usage of the laser designation re-evaluated. What is the point of painting something of the shooter still requires line of sight?
@learning_yohei It depends on the family. Myself and a lot of people I know, shoes come off at the door. It’s always been our family’s tradition and therefore when we go to other people’s homes we take our shoes off instinctively. Our families are Irish, Scottish, German, and Swiss origin.
@NMc1520321@Mossmoviesjo It’s a dated technique that someone thought made the viewer feel like they were along for the ride. It doesn’t. It’s annoying and sloppy.
@SperanzaIntel I’m okay with this. Active gear should be “at risk”.
What I’m not okay with is the added crafting requirements in a game where inventory space is already a problem.
Two wolfpacks to drop a rocketeer and you need a rocketeer driver to craft a Wolfpack? Ridiculous.
@EpicGames Someone “recovered” my account and now I don’t have access. How do you guys allow recovery without 2 factor authentication? You allowed them to change my email and now I have to appeal? Please help.
@BattlefieldComm I see a bunch of talk and feedback about locking missiles and what IFVs / Tanks / Helos can/ can’t do. Battlefield 3/4 seemed to have it figured out just fine. Laser designated targets should be lockable even when obscured. Aircraft and vehicles should have ECM to break locks.
@BattlefieldComm Noticing that you can’t lock a lazed targets without line of sight. Is that intended? I past games it was the benefit of remote lazing to be able to fire from a 2nd, potentially obstructed location.