I'm really enjoying the large scale battles, destructible terrain, and all that but this game still has a few things that bug the crap out of me. Unlocks. I absolutely hate this 4 week program you have to enroll in before you can actually start playing the game... Not to mention that, there's guns you have to buy other games to even use? So lame. Also, I'm becoming more and more annoyed at how many kills are by anti-tank weapons. I think that'd be an area I'd sacrifice realism for gameplay but I dunno.

BladeRunner wrote: ...Also, I'm becoming more and more annoyed at how many kills are by anti-tank weapons. I think that'd be an area I'd sacrifice realism for gameplay but I dunno.

In real life you don't waste heavy ordnance on a single person. I would have never popped my AT-4 (carried three in the truck) at a single shooter. A vehicle or building? Sure... but not a single body. Plus you don't just shoot a AT rocket from the hip.

But yes. If one hit at your feet, you'd probably be very dead.

Menos wrote: In real life you don't waste heavy ordnance on a single person. I would have never popped my AT-4 (carried three in the truck) at a single shooter. A vehicle or building? Sure... but not a single body. Plus you don't just shoot a AT rocket from the hip.

But yes. If one hit at your feet, you'd probably be very dead.

Much as I hate to reference MW2, there was something they did that I liked as far as launcher weapons goes. Only the RPG is freefire, and it's extremely inaccurate and long ranges, spirals and pulls up as it flys. The AT4 required you to lock onto a vehicle first and the javelin had a timer based lock before it fired.

In real life you don't waste heavy ordnance on a single person.

Proportionality. Proportionality prohibits the use of any kind or degree of force that exceeds that needed to accomplish the military objective. Proportionality compares the military advantage gained to the harm inflicted while gaining this advantage. Proportionality requires a balancing test between the concrete and direct military advantage anticipated by attacking a legitimate military target and the expected incidental civilian injury or damage. Under this balancing test, excessive incidental losses are prohibited. Proportionality seeks to prevent an attack in situations where civilian casualties would clearly outweigh military gains. This principle encourages combat forces to minimize collateral damage—the incidental, unintended destruction that occurs as a result of a lawful attack against a legitimate military target.

VinceVaughn wrote: or retards flying choppers into the ground

I'm downloading this off steam rite now but wont have a chance to play it till I get to the lan. I feel sorry for whoever gets stuck with me on their team.