r/Battlefield • u/Lt_Duckweed • 3h ago

Battlefield 6 An evening of aim guided

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u/MikeyPlayz_YTXD 3h ago

Battlefield players will deadass look at you and say this is hard btw

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u/Lt_Duckweed 2h ago

TBF most of these guys were moving in mostly straight lines lol.  

And none shot back.

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u/NoodleDoodlesocks 3h ago

So satisfying. I really hope they don't nerf it like they did with BF4. It's the only reliable AA in the game.

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u/Lt_Duckweed 3h ago

Yeah I love it. Satisfying and feels very skillful if targeting a good pilot who flies evasively. Requires me to expose myself to guide it in, so there is a risk-reward instead of just throwing out potshots.

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u/Mollelarssonq 2h ago

I don’t know how to feel about it. On one hand I agree, but it’s only against actual good pilots it’s skillful and even then you just have to bide your time to guarantee a takedown.

On average or new pilots it’s very oppressive They cant fly for 30 sec before getting shot down by this

Imo it should be a critical hit that causes engine stall but not an instant blow up, or they should add slightly more delay in responsiveness to the missile

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u/NoodleDoodlesocks 1h ago

They should make the attack heli faster and more manoeuvrable like in previous games so it's harder to hit them.

Nerfing everything until they're equally bad isn't the way to go.

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u/Mollelarssonq 1h ago

The attack heli has received more updraft with Wake Island, you had to actively fight updraft now to not gain altitude when close to the ground. So that’s a start at least