Just hit 350 hours. Based on these clips, should I keep asserting dominance over entire lobbies or, like, pick up needlepoint or something
Music credit: Battlefield Theme Kazoo Orchestra by Joosebox.
Music credit: Battlefield Theme Kazoo Orchestra by Joosebox.
KTS100'd the shit out of them
It used to be in Engraving > Text, and it's not anymore, which is a bummer because I need to tweak it for my current project. Did they move it elsewhere, did they remove it for some reason…? I can neither find it nor find any reference to a change in the settings on the Internet.
Satisfying revenge
And lol at the enemy greedy enough to try and chase me into CRAM range
Free aim training for ya
At first I thought the heli I'd just shot down fell on someone's head
I've trained a bit against bots in Portal, but this was my very first game going against real players. My future as a pilot is looking bright.
I don't know whether that's always been the case, because this is literally the first time it happens to me in 200+ hours. But yeah, in case some people are as unaware as I was: thermal smoke from an enemy tank will set you on fire.
Trying not to be too high sodium, but I wasn't exactly done shooting here
For context, BF6 is my first Battlefield ever.
I'm about 200h into the game by now, and I'm more and more tempted by aerial gameplay. The problem is that I'm having a really, really bad time with M&K. I've been using dedicated community servers to try my hand and fiddle with keybinds, but I can't find anything that feels very comfortable or intuitive. I do a bit better with helis and might pull off somewhat decent stuff with a bit lot of practice, but jets feel like a lost cause.
I'm considering getting a controller and I was interested in some feedback first. What input do you use? If you use M&K, what do your keybinds look like? Do you think a controller makes piloting a better experience overall? Any useful resources on the matter out there?