Oh Josh my name on the forums is my old catalyst gaming name -cG-MoffenMoller so you know![]()
I am under no illusions that I will be at the lowest end of the table most matches, but it will be good to at least try against good players in a comp environment!
I don't know if I play too much Hardcore and not enough Normal, but CTE feels like a placebo.
Don't be silly this is open tier so there are all level of player. I am confident you'll be near the top![]()
tbh everyone has it so its not much of a issue.
you just adapt play around it.
unless they change the animation which they wont now its just another thing with bf4.
Question for the serious BFers here (not that other people cannot answer haha). Being a scientist, I would like to propose an experiment for you. Science is about explaining observations. I ask you to partake in this debate
Observation: When you shoot an infantry person, their model moves. You shoot them in the head, and their model moves forward. Weird.
Question: Does this mean their hitboxes also move forward/to the side etc? How can this be if their reticule doesn't move, as shown in this video? http://youtu.be/J8Lhnex7EBo?t=4m14s
My biggest problem is that I cannot figure out this question...
I hope I have made that clear. It is annoying and I feel is the reason I often lose to people.
I recorded and watched some of my Lockers gameplay back from a 64 man svr yesterday (CTE). I instinctively corrected my aim to factor in the enemy's body movement. I feel this doesn't work.
Great to look at. Is **** to play against. Doesn't happen in BF3 or any other FPS I can think of
I am under no illusions that I will be at the lowest end of the table most matches, but it will be good to at least try against good players in a comp environment!
They are going to try and combat head glitching in the CTE as for the twitch animation it's always in BF hasn't it? In BF3 if you repair tool'd someone they would flinch.