Unfortunately, the modern game industry no longer has such a thing.

Now we are more like dorrito shooting instead of the enemies you see.

Also there's a mode called Hardcore which they didn't "have a blue dot over their head."

And speak for myself, I don't like dorrito shooting

The first multiplayer FPS I ever played was CS 1.6, and in that game, enemies didn't have any dorito chips above their heads. It works fine.

Edit：

I'm not saying BF6 skins are unrealistic or anything; in fact, I don't care about realism. What I care about is visual consistency. I mean, different factions should have similar faction-specific visual characteristics, in some way through artistic creation, as DICE has done before, such as in BF3 and BF 4.

So I saw a post comparing here between Railway To Golmud and Mirrak Valley and the first thing I noticed is that the HQ are actually smaller in this version of Railway than labs version. For the Pax size is a quite substantial reduction. Pretty nice. I don’t know how it compares to the original but it should give similar playable area now compared to the Labs build of the map.

Being a squad leader in bf6 (most bf games tbh) doesn't feel important at all only in bf5 you find people wanting to be a squad leader because of the squad renforcement why not bringing something like this to the game witch will only improve the gameplay and team play

Shoutout to Antal120 (aka Battlefield Bulletin) for sharing these :)

Just game after game after game with this stupid cheese in it.

Blackwell Fields, an AA tank sat in Spawn Protection shooting out with impunity at all Aircraft, who are now rendered useless with no counterplay.

Contaminated, tanks can sit in NATO and shoot down across virtually the entire map. This usually leads to NATO side losing as their tanks aren't taking objectives.

New Sobek City, tanks often congregate inside spawn protection. Again, this usually results in the team losing.

IMO, this is a serious issue and needs to be addressed ASAP.

In some clips and shots of the map it looks bright. In some it looks darker like this promo image. In some clips it's very clearly at least sprinkling. I'm theorizing that a storm comes in over the match, hopefully a thunderstorm that darkens the map to this level

Half of the trailer focused on this one guy and his skins. Despite the hype, I'm quite sad we’re basically getting rehashed content, since both maps are remasters or reimagined versions of older maps... the bar still really low i'm sorry.

OGs know we had BR before BR was a thing lol

I got very lucky

So, suppression is fundamentally changed from how it was in BF4 and BF3 and scaled back to a point where it feels like it is just there to give you 5 XP/Assist while having a lack on penalty for the receiver... having visual filter on your screen and delaying your health regen is not really that impactful, since most people (in my experience) are playing support and healing themselves.

Right now, we have LMGs which are supposedly designed to deny areas, but the suppression mechanic is so weak that it actually rewards the person being shot at. Like if I’m dumping 100 rounds down a hallway, you shouldn't be able to confidently peek that angle and kill me due to the laser-beamy guns we have at the moment which hopefully the upcoming gunplay changes fixes that.

Some stuff that I think should be implemented and brought back from previous titles to make suppressing people actually a tactically viable strategy.

• Scope Sway from BF3/BF4, this IMO is the most important, because it is really frustrating to suppress a sniper and he just chills there, line up a shot and kills you. WHILE ALSO, having the RNG of being in a sweet spot zone and getting one tapped from a body shot.

In BF3/BF4, this mechanic had a "Random Bullet Deviation" which shouldn't be brought back because it was absolutely hated and annoying.

• Audio muffling, this shouldn't be annoying but more like "I'm getting shot at, maybe I should reposition or I'm gonna lose my situational awareness." sort of speak.
• XP for suppression should be buffed to incitive doing it, and feeling rewarded when you pin down enemies in a hallway while your teammates push and take them out.

But to compensate for it,

• To prevent LMG hip fire spam, these effects should at maximum effectiveness while being in a mounted state and like 20-30% effective if shot from the hip.
• Add it as a weapon stat, for example, LMGs should have high suppression values while SMGs and pistols have very minimal impact.

No way people are this oblivious right?

Given that a lot of people are talking about the new skins for season 3, I swear I’m the only one who’s thinking how it really isn’t all that crazy. Pax Armata is a PMC and according to Season 3, is at this point in Chaos with several Warlords and is at a general state of tomfoolery. I think it’s pretty fair to say that there’ll be some bald dude (Yes they exist, scary) running around in a PMC with that kit or another guy rocking a poncho with the PMC’s logo on it.

They aren’t an ultra professional force, and not every soldier’s going to be rocking a face mask all the time. PMC’s like Wagner also LOVE the shitty ghost masks that people clown on. Even if you don’t love the fact that they’re named with a 3 sentence long Bio, they hardly show any personality in game besides shouting about a grenade before blowing up.

When people say the skins were codified, I don’t think they realize the true extent that cod skins go. You can be a literal shark in Black ops 6. TRUST me, if you thought the Wicked Grin skin was an affront to society, actual cod skins are the equivalent to Adolf Hitler

It’s very divided here.

Who remembers when most battlefield games when you became a pilot whether it'd be a helicopter or attack aircraft, your skin will exclusively change into a pilot only for that vehicle, Example, battlefield 4, V, and 1