Well, I have to say I feel like I'm pretty much falling into the sucky player group.
I've been out of shooters for a few years, but was always able to hold my own, but now it's pretty rough.
I've been playing either TDM, Headquarters, or the large scale game type (name escapes me right now), but man, I just suck.
A few things I notice (which may also attribute to my suckiness):
I either have crappy connectivity or great connectivity according to the stat screen.
Unfortunately, I have noticed this leads to me pumping a full clip and not killing anyone but seemingly being dropped with two or three hits myself. It doesn't help that I'm playing from Japan... but still the netcode at times is frustrating.
I've been playing off and on in the last few weeks between all the other must play games right now, but compared to the first time I playing HQ after the game came out, and now that some time has passed and there are tons of prestige players and such, I notice that HQ falls into more of a grenade spam fest then anything else now. I liked the idea when people were actually trying tactics and such, but now it's take the HQ! Grenade Spam! We've taken the HQ! Grenade Spam! etc. etc. After a while it became rather frustrating.
In the large scale mode and TDM, I've noticed the get a few kills >> call heli >> air strike pattern being used nonstop. While (duh) an obviously good tactic, I find it annoying as once someone gets into this groove, it's nonstop hell/airstrikes. Someone got 34 kills last night in TDM and I swear 25 or so were from heli/airstrikes that he managed to keep rolling. I'd like to see a fix made in the lines of must get 5/7 kills yourself to call in the perks, rather then have perks count towards the next one. Either that or have a map where airstrikes/heli's can't be used.
While obviously I haven't had a chance to play all modes, it's still hard to tell if I'm supposed to play this as a stealth game vs an aggressive FPS style.
Still, I'm having a good time just trying to play casual, but I too am wishing for a chump mode, or at least the option to turn off some of the perks in game.
I've been out of shooters for a few years, but was always able to hold my own, but now it's pretty rough.
I've been playing either TDM, Headquarters, or the large scale game type (name escapes me right now), but man, I just suck.
A few things I notice (which may also attribute to my suckiness):
I either have crappy connectivity or great connectivity according to the stat screen.
Unfortunately, I have noticed this leads to me pumping a full clip and not killing anyone but seemingly being dropped with two or three hits myself. It doesn't help that I'm playing from Japan... but still the netcode at times is frustrating.
I've been playing off and on in the last few weeks between all the other must play games right now, but compared to the first time I playing HQ after the game came out, and now that some time has passed and there are tons of prestige players and such, I notice that HQ falls into more of a grenade spam fest then anything else now. I liked the idea when people were actually trying tactics and such, but now it's take the HQ! Grenade Spam! We've taken the HQ! Grenade Spam! etc. etc. After a while it became rather frustrating.
In the large scale mode and TDM, I've noticed the get a few kills >> call heli >> air strike pattern being used nonstop. While (duh) an obviously good tactic, I find it annoying as once someone gets into this groove, it's nonstop hell/airstrikes. Someone got 34 kills last night in TDM and I swear 25 or so were from heli/airstrikes that he managed to keep rolling. I'd like to see a fix made in the lines of must get 5/7 kills yourself to call in the perks, rather then have perks count towards the next one. Either that or have a map where airstrikes/heli's can't be used.
While obviously I haven't had a chance to play all modes, it's still hard to tell if I'm supposed to play this as a stealth game vs an aggressive FPS style.
Still, I'm having a good time just trying to play casual, but I too am wishing for a chump mode, or at least the option to turn off some of the perks in game.