u/Invictus_0x90_

3 seasons in and Jets are still infuriating to play

Whether it's AGMs missing because your target moved slightly and the predictive tracking is dog shit. Or being hit through flares, or the whole concept of mobility damage sending you into a spiral the moment you take a bit of damage.

To the fact that even finding tanks to kill in the jet is a nightmare without people actively spotting them. Like seriously why is the render distance on ground vehicles so short?!

Flares being inconsistent is something they fixed, then broke, then fixed, and have now broken again.

And God forbid you actually line up a tank to kill, in which case it'll just countermeasure and by the time you come back around it's no longer spotted and you have to find it again (and spotting it yourself just flat out does not work).

And let's no even mention the horrific inconsistency of below radar, or the cram only killing 1 in 3 missiles coming your way. And when you are below radar, have fun dodging that tree, lampost or any other static feature that renders at the last minute.

I really want to enjoy this game but I swear dice just do not give a shit about jets.

Oh yeh and air radar, something that was working fine in 2042 and somehow, after 3 seasons, they still haven't implemented. Literally how hard is it to give us a zoom out option on the minimap.

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u/Invictus_0x90_ — 18 hours ago
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There's a ton of talk at the moment as the greens have suggested raising the minimum wage to £15/hr.

This is a genuine question I don't care about politics, but in my head surely a better approach would be to unlock cash in the middle class by raising the 40% bracket from say 50k to 80k (number pulled purely from my a***).

Logically, at least in my head, that would allow people who have the disposable income to actually put money back into the economy, and by buying more would hopefully lower inflation (again, from my basic economics knowledge).

On top of that, I find it absolutely wild that we (politicians) have allowed such a crazy level of wage compression. It genuinely won't be too long before those on minimum wage are paying the 40% rate lol.

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u/Invictus_0x90_ — 18 days ago