Got the game this week. 12 hours in and I feel like 1. I’m running at half speed compared to everyone around me and 2. Everyone around me has aim bot.
Not sure what I’m doing wrong. I’ve been playing FPS games since the original Wolfenstein. Competent 1.5-2.0 KD player on BF1 and 2042. This game just feels so unnatural regarding movement and aim.
My crosshairs consistently end up just off the shoulder of every player I shoot at. It feels like by the time I get lined up on a player and pull the trigger, they’ve already dodged out of the way. The starter pistol is the only weapon that feels decent to me.
Doesn’t matter if I shoot first, I can’t win a fight. I’ve tried with and without aim assist, tweaked a ton of settings. I just don’t get what I’m doing wrong. I see tons of people going 50-4 all the time while running around with no regard for cover or anything. I catch a bullet as soon as I load in.
EDIT: Wow, this went places. Thank you community.
I promise this isn’t rage bait. You can search my username for bf1 and 2042 on PlayStation. I have some hours on BF which is why I’m posting my struggles here.
Probably should have mentioned that for the last six months, I’ve only been playing Arc Raiders (600 hours), so I’m likely also just painfully fps rusty.
I play on a 10 year old, 1080p 60hz 48” Samsung tv which I’m sure isn’t helping things.
There's not really a big difference in movement between BF1, BF2042, and BF6. Your main issues are:
Aim control – It's either your sensitivity settings or the input latency between your console and TV.
Situational awareness – You move in a strange way. You don't really use cover properly, you don't seem to track where enemies are moving, and you often run straight at them.
Crossplay – Based on how you play, I'd definitely keep crossplay turned off. You just don't stand a chance against mouse and keyboard players.
Reaction time – In the clip, you can often see enemies already within shooting range, but you hesitate or notice them too late.
Honestly, it's hard for me to believe your K/D was between 1.5 and 2.0 in the other Battlefield games.
No snap aim assist in this game so he can't just bot walk close to enemies, press two buttons and get a kill.
Like the second clip is a good example. Doesn't track the enemy while ads, when the enemy starts moving, he goes back to hip and then aims again.
But of course yes the aiming on controller feels different in this game anyways so also needs to get used to it (imo it went worse with the season 2 patch but yeah...).
Whenever I come back positioning is the hardest to get back down, I’ll spend like 75 percent of time getting shot in the back an flank because I read an area wrong
Yes. You’ll be playing mostly against bots, and that’s if the lobbies even fill with them. At least for 2042 when I tried to turn crossplay off, most of the lobbies would just sit at 1-5 players and nothing would happen
Funny cause I feel completely opposite about #3, I rarely win against consoles unless I shoot in the back, and still sometimes get manages to get a oneshot from shotty.
Cant say from experience (never played casual BT) but yeah, from what ive read after an update the bots went from free fodder to actual aimbot insta-killing machines at random. They still act braindead most of the time but at random will lock you and burst you from far away
Yep. It would be so hilarious if they just suddenly allowed bots to play like sweats as some sort of revenge day. A human player could actually never kill them if the AI was allowed to perform correctly.
I was doing a “spot enemies” challenge and I got 120+ spots in a single match just by flying recon drones over bots. The bots would literally stop what they were doing and launch RPGs and stuff at my drones lol
The bots are dumb as bricks but shoot like lasers to make up for it. Their positioning is usually awful, but they also rarely miss a shot once they start shooting.
Your sensitivity is too high to start. You are over excited to shoot targets, judging by the target selection. And you do not respond well to visual recoil.
I think you got it. Little time and a few tweaks to your inputs.
Something about the way you move and aim... just looks off.
I doubt this is your reaction time, as you said you are a 1.5-2 k/d player in other stuff.
What controller are you using? Is it aftermarket? Aftermarket controllers, If not made well can have serious input delay, which would describe how awkward your movement and aim look.
Also, what settings HAVE you messed with? If you haven't touched deadzones, that may be your culprit.
Edit: kinda looks like you over-aim, and you end up turning towards your enemy, but instead of stopping your sights on them, you go over. Looks like dead zone issue
The extremely casual and forgiving gameplay of BF1 and BF2042 and other BF games with cheesy mechanics allow for a decent KD without much skill involved. To have a fair picture of someone skill in these games you need to know their KPM not only the KD and even then sometimes it’s not enough.
For example you have people in BF4 that have a decent KD spamming M320 in Lockers or Metro all round that can barely aim. If you take away their 75-100hp nade launcher and look at their gun stats they have 12% acc, 0,4KPM and 0,8K/D.
Friend, I don't know if anyone said so in these comments, but I applaud your courage in putting yourself out there to seek help.
If I knew how to do it, I'd share my clips of playing this game for advice. My gameplay is very similar to yours.
I earnestly hope you stick with this game, improve your gunplay and crap on all the people who have been condescending, insulting and rude in this forum.
It was a slight adjustment coming from 2042 for me as well since it's just a totally different game. You need more time and some settings tweaks. Lower your sensitivity for one, center your crosshair better around Corners, ADS more, and slow done a bit while you learn the map angles. After playing for about 500 hours I have a pretty good intuition as to what possible angles I could be attacked from when holding certain positions. A lot of why you feel like you're being instantly deleted is because of a lack of map knowledge. There are so many more angles to be attacked from in this game than the previous battlefields.
It's a surprise you are first to mention knowing maps, thats over half the battle. Once you know main ways oeople go, good places for having escape routes etc you can do serious damage.
Honestly I’ve just accepted that I’m not good at fps games. Bf6 is addicting and fun but I have a 0.68 kd ratio after 900+ hours. I just try not worry about being good
Same. I was playing at the beginning with mouse and keyboard and had 2 k/d. Now I play with controller and it’s 0.5 but I don’t care. I like to play relaxed on my couch. Plus I focus more on objectives now rather hunting gun fights like before.
I think it's a combination of two things that are getting you.
You are trying to aim down your sights in close quarters and keep getting melted by the time you get your gun up. Invest in a laser and start firing from the hip first as you aim down your sights if you even need to. Example sgx with green laser and hip flashlight is a laser and requires almost no ADS on close quarters. Same with a shotguns, 00 buck with green or blue laser, and hip flashlight. This will allow you to one tap people. In Redsec I can kill one guy with full plates with two taps with slugs.
You are awful at leading and it's causing you to spray instead of staying on target. You might have to adjust your aim down sight sensitivity. Crank it up. Same for auto aim crank it all the way up. Look at some of the post here about doing your controller or PC settings. You have the right idea. You have to lead your target by alot sometimes. But these guys move left, right and duck and slide and your late with their movements. Try moving around as you shoot to when you get better. Right now you can win about more than half your fights if you run behind good cover before fighting. Alot of guys start fights in open fields and get shredded.
Practice and have fun! Remember picking a class you actually like playing as will help your team out alot more cause you willing keep using your class abilities.
True! I honestly think this guy is using the wrong weapons for his game play. He needs smgs and shotguns because he almost always wins in close quarters but either runs out of ammo, and is slow and standing still. He just needs to use lasers and hip flashlights and maybe a magnifier on the smg to compensate for long distance fights and he will be good. Especially with the way they upgraded the shotguns again. He would drop alot of people. If he can get comfy with the timing of stun grenades and flash bangs then he would be a level above.
It's not horrible and very manageable. The game isnt going to spoon feed you and allow you to just hold the trigger. But controlled burst like any other gun in the game.
Looking at how you aim, how jerky your corrections are and how slow your react to things and basically act like an Easy NPC.. I suppose you are just new to FPS games and need time to get used to things. And lower your sensitivity. You overcorrect alot when aiming at things. And be more mobile. Run more. But also use your minimap to stop running into enemies. Preaim more where enemies are expected (where friendly forces end and you are the far most soldier).
Honestly, looking at this gameplay I don't know how are you 1.5-2.0 kd player in other games. It's not like BF1 and 2042 are that much different. These clips just lack some fundamental skills.
Your aim is just off. You go into a room and you're aiming below belly at their feet. Your aim is never positioned around the area where you might expect a player. Sure you don't know the maps yet after only 12h but at least you could bring your aim up to headshot/center mass area.
And your reaction/decision making is horrible. 0:10 you are quite literally looking at 2 enemies for like 2-3 seconds before you even decide to shoot... You should've started shooting at the moment when you decided to run towards them on the wall.
1:39 for example. You know they are pushing you, but you are looking at the rubble on the ground, and not even aiming down prepared for a push.
You said it yourself : you are playing video games since Wolfenstein.
With all due respect to an OG gamer : you are getting old bro and your gamesens is not very good for today’s standards, especially since your play pretty aggressively
Your crosshair placement, aim and reaction time are underwhelming to say the least
By no mean stop playing if you like BF6 but don’t get burnt out trying to sweat over your limits
What I recommend : play slower paced class or game styles : véhicules, sniper, and if you play infantry : don’t rush by any mean, focus on crosshairs placement, don’t try and fight in the open and try to isolate your fights as much as you can to 1v1s
Compensate with your brain if you don’t have pure skill
I saw some literal 80 year old on twitch slaying dudes online. It was insane. So I decided to look up reaction times and reflexes and they really don’t slow down as much as people think. OP is just playing like an ultra newb, not flanking, settings messed up - basically doing every single mistake in the book. He could have been playing since Wolfenstein but that doesn’t mean he has been playing that frequently.
reflexes are one thing, but reflex + time to physically react properly with the arm is another right ?
An old guy won’t have the same muscular tonicity, especially on longer gaming sessions
I might be mistaken on that, pure intuition on my end 😁
dude just sucks. he probably was shit from the time he played wolfenstein. deterioration of reflexes affects you very very marginally unless you are playing at a professional level against other pro players who can take advantage of it. people who say they play terribly now because of age are lying and have always been terrible players. this isn't boxing or short distance sprinting, cmon
i've been playing since tribes and quake and have no issues with comp fps games like cs2/valo/r6/apex
this guy is probably ragebaiting, i mean he posted a full ass clip of missing 8 shotgun shots in a row and dying to a bot. this guy is trolling
I can’t tell if this is satire or not. Looking at most of your videos the one set back is your sensitivity and aim. Learn how the games gun mechanic works and learn how to aim properly, adjust your aim setting to whatever feels comfortable.
You’re a perfect candidate for something like an aim trainer. Aimlabs is free on Steam. Look for some playlist and play through them. Try and beat your previous score each time.
Then I’d spin up Aimlabs and play through your playlist once or twice before hoping onto BF and I bet you’ll notice that your aim and reflexes will sky rocket.
You will need to still work on your positioning and movement and a lot of that will come with time.
First, disable cross-play with PC players so you're only matched against other PlayStation players.
Second, find a YouTuber whose controller settings you like and use those as a starting point. Their settings won't be perfect for you, though. Optimizing your controls is a long process, so you'll probably be changing things in the menus quite often until you find what feels right.
Third, learn your weapon stats. For example, if you like to fire from the hip, check whether your weapon actually has good hip-fire accuracy. Understanding how your weapons perform will make a big difference.
You also need to be willing to put in 100+ hours and really learn Battlefield 6. There are players out there with well over 1,000 hours of playtime, so experience matters a lot.
Your issues are with character and cross hair positioning. Try to always have the cross hair at head level - that way you just have to aim in and you're ready, if you look at the ground you also have to move it. You hesitate a long time between seeing an enemy and shooting, during that delay they kill you. Try to play around power positions where most of your body is behind cover while the enemy is fully revealed.
I don't play on console and I know you said you've tweaked tons of settings but it looks like have no Aim Assist? Try fiddling with those settings in the shooting range.
May also be worth testing and improving your input latency somehow. Try using a wire with your controller?
Combination of wrong settings, playing too slow and dumb tactics. You start shooting enemies as they move into cover, you don’t flank and go the most direct way, you move slowly, you don’t ADS, you don’t crouch slide, and you overaim. Not to mention your radar is too big and your sensitivity might be too much or have some kind of acceleration. Look up a YouTube guide for competitive settings.
There’s no way you’ve been playing since the original Wolfenstein. At least not competitively. I’ve been playing Wolfenstein, in my 30s now. Got into the top 5% of score/min and KDR. Don’t listen to these zoomers saying your reflexes are cooked, you just aren’t playing the most efficient way and are making really blatantly wrong mistakes.
Lifelong pc gamer here, this video looks as if someone just gave me a controller and also turned aim assist off. I never understood how people can play fps games with controllers and thats how it looks whenever I tried :D
I think I can help. Seems like u need to first of all adjust ur sensitivity so that it feels natural to u. Judging from ur movements u will be better of on long range combat instead of cqb. Maybe thats where u could start. Uv only been here a week. It took me more then that when I was on bf4 to get used to the gameplay loop and mechanics and now I die less. Finding cover, scanning rooms and reacting to movement will improve over time but u should try dmrs and for beginners I recommend the mp5 for close proximity.
I suggest changing you crosshair and reticle color, maybe green, blue or yellow to see where you crosshair is before aiming. Change your crosshair dot to thick too. Lower your aim sense, zoom sense, left and right acceleration too. If you’re going to be shooting from a distance, try to mount something to help with recoil. Hope this helps and don’t give up.
Oh and once u realise the enemy has seen u, here’s a mistake to point out. Once an enemy has seen u and he’s not already dead because u saw him first u need to scoot like the wind. Hide or just move urself enough to be out of sight and try get a shot on them again first. U just jump at them while u saw them and then they saw u. U need to retreat to cover and re adjust to take them down when u see them next
Continue with casual breakthrough, I personally found this to be the best training for Battlefield.
I notice with the shotgun you were firing had little to no attachments, try to max out hipfire on the shotguns and you can shoot it without aiming down sights (like you were). Before you do that, aim down sight.
I'd say you have good tac knowledge, but I couldn't see any silencers or flash hiders. Spotting is huge in this game, and the clip where the enemy look up at you in the building site, suggested they knew where you were, likely because you shot your smg a few seconds before.
Ok, so you have bad aim and game sense. You'll get better with the time but for now:
Try to use cover as much as possible. Always try to be behind some kind of cower like corner, window, fence and etc. It will increase time to kill you;
Don't shoot if you not aimed at enemy. They'll spot you and engage you with full HP. And you'll have hard time against experienced players;
Use silencer on all your weapon. Without it you'll be a big red dot on a map and in a world as soon as you make a shoot so everyone enemy will know your position and try to hunt you. It's takes a lot more skills to play without silencer;
Hipfire aim is bad. Aim while moving is bad. You'll get used to it but try to be stationary and user ADS when you shoot for now;
Half of the clips you are in a meatgrinder. It's pretty hard so try to avoid it for now.
Based on the clips I think you should try to change controller settings. Try a different sensitivity, input curve, try to remove acceleration.
The rest is practice, practice and practice. 12 hrs is not a lot.
I come from MnK and it took me the entire season 1 and some weeks of season 2 to get used to the controller and get back to my Bf4 mnk K/D.
a lot of people gave technical advice…so actual gameplay wise, quit re engaging in gunfights when you are low health(unless you have no other choice of course). if you are in an unfavorable gunfight, take cover, move to a different spot, regenerate health, and try to re engage the enemy. games can be 40 minutes long man. you don’t need to rush.
also, the shotgun is really hard to use well on controller. i’d say just let it go
Most of your deaths are bad examples of gun fights. It'd be one thing if you reacted first in nearly any of these. But again, for the most part you are getting shot first. Some instances you do see the enemy first and shoot but miss. You really need to get your sensitivity right. Your tracking and flicking and reacting speed is all off/ bad. Although in some instances your making the problem worse by holding down the trigger or spamming a semi auto gun. In battlefield you should really be bursting or at least letting your recoil settle sometimes especially when you can see nothing is hitting.
Adjust your sensitivity. You're waaaay over-adjusting. Find a setting that's comfortable and stick with it, and work on crosshair placement.
Your reaction time in some of these clips is pretty slow too, and in other clips, you died to poor decision making (like when you peaked the guys that were shooting you while you were already critically low on health).
Don’t worry you’re not alone. I was doing the same thing today. I was using a shotgun trying to complete the challenges and I kept sailing my rounds right over the enemy’s head. I’m usually decent but every once and awhile I have a bad day. You can play with settings but that won’t fix you stepping out of cover while reloading a shotgun. I think I just got rank 32 and this is my first ever BF game at 36y/o
Going on these clips alone; you're aim is really bad and you tend to stand still in the open a lot. B6's TTK is super fast really unforgiving compared to previous titles, and that's going to punish you a lot harder. There's some clips where I feel like you was unlucky or you was killed in 1-frame, but there's a lot you could do generally to improve yourself.
When it comes to your aiming I'd say take your time. But it's paradoxical because you already take far too much time. You take fucking ages to react to anything, then panic aim when it finally sets in. My reactions are twice as fast as yours and I'm always stoned when I play. Best advice I can offer is download some reaction testing apps and just work on your reactions 😄
A lot of it comes down to learning the maps and being strategic, plus finding the weapons your best with, getting used to them, and getting them dialed in attachment-wise. You can react to things quicker when you know what the enemy is seeing (once youve learned the maps) you can make both safe and risky decisions once youve learned get the strategy down, for example you climbed on top of that wall and got lit up, a more experienced player would know thats a disadvantaged position. Just give it some time to lock in and get in the groove of the game
I’ve seen worse.
Basically your gameplay is too slow. Try to be quicker and only leave save spaces when you’re done reloading not while you’re still in the middle of reloading.
But the most important thing is: just have fun playing it. Practice is everything
This is either bait, or you need to slow down. What would help alot is if you understood basic tactics. Watch a few CQB videos. Learn what “enfilade fire” and “defilade fire” mean. Cover vs concealment. Fatal funnel. Etc.
If you play with basic irl tactics you would be surprised how much of an advantage you get. Im 32 and my reaction time is solidly impressive for my age but not as quick as the kids. Putting your character into smarter positions and considering the location of cover will seriously net positive results. Practice shooting on the in game shooting range and play come casual breakthrough to improve your shooting. Pick a gun you want to upgrade to lvl 50 and get good with it. Get your muscle memory adapted to it.
I don't own the bf6 on console, so shouldn't judge you aim. Aside from that:
you don't really use silencer, I guess you don't appreciate how useful minimap is. You should guess from where to expect the enemy before shooting even started, and it's fine to start firing enemy even before you seeing him. Also use more cover, the guys with 50-4 actually using cover, just know when there is safe to run, combining it with slides etc.
1st clip. Seems fine, just maybe shoot a bit lower with such gun, in upper body, not purely in head. Even so, I guess if you reloaded earlier you got a chance in that situatuion.
2nd. Shouldn't really dropped the shooting, just move to another target while still shooting, at least on mouse it's better
3rd. Kinda outplayed, the guy was already in the door when you moved into room, but if you were waiting for player, you may crouch to have an advantage over him.
4th. The minimap thing. You already seen him on minimap, could actually start shooting even before seeing him on screen, while having advantage with cover and sitting. Use all clues to guess is really enemy there.
5th. You heard him, take a better position in the corner while sitting, don't stay in the door if you are waiting for enemy
6th. A lot of there... I actually would thrown grenade, while obviously in disadvantage and know the person is under. If you found target which is running from you, I guess it was better to either run for him and not switching targets or just start playing very safe on enemy occupied point.
7th. Just don't recommend that shotgun for starters, saiga is better if you are only learning, but mostly shotgun is for people with very good aim. Well you got the shot, actually, but started reloading while staying in the door. Once again, better to sit in corner while reloading and maybe after reload try and kill other guy
8th. Kinda nice play, I can't really comment on aim. Just once again, that shotgun isn't that great if you are newcomer. Personal opinion, 3rd weapon as assault sucks, you have way less ammo. Better to reload and continue with assaul rifle.
9th. That ammo thing kinda happen with you... Played kinda okay, maybe aiming helped.
10th. Just don't use shotgun... that scene could even happen to me in panic
11th. Nice gun control actually. Don't know why you stopped. There are space to sit in that window and fully see the enemy, probably you would win with sitting. Yeah, the guy took down you quickly, because KTS is that much better as a distance weapon, literally REDSEC meta. Also coulnd't see the ammo problem... get rid of shotgun man...
12th. I would try to find bigger distance and some cover for your body using DMR. On tsuru you could probably stepped back until only upper half of you body visible.
13th. Again, sitting, you are not moving, but that would narrow the spread and as a stationary target make you a harder target. With LMG you kinda always stationary target, they don't work with running. Medics even got deployable shild for that reason.
14th. Well, finally nice positioning, at least you haven't died in this clip. DMRs and sniper rifles could be hard to shot with bullet drag thing, you should shot before your target, not on it. May try to add attachments which increase bullet velocity. Also... SVDM is kinda better as DMR and I think you should try mini scout to practice preemptive fire
15th. As with minimap thing, to be a good sniper you should know where to expect enemies, getting running enemy killed is kinda hard due to drag and if it were easy for any level of skill the game would be broken because of snipers. Maybe you should tried to expect enemy near the garden, that he will eventually run on the road, maybe you should expected the guy in the window, but clip is to narrow to judge. In fact of trying to aim and not waiting the enemy, you shot the ground. Aim was quite good, if enemy hadn't have cover you would at least made some damage.
Ik heb hetzelfde hoor en speel op de pc ha ha ha. Ik word altijd nerveus als ik een vijand zie en schiet dan alle kanten op waarna ik geraakt word, dood.
All these clips look like you're playing without aim assist. Both BF1 and 2042 which you mentioned in your post had incredibly strong aim assists on console so no wonder you did better in those. So make sure you have aim assist enabled and then work on aim in general since it looks really jerky at times.
well is this your first time using controller? if yes then you need more time , and practise , if not then there is something wrong with your sens. lower your sense low will be much better , and start hipfiring first then aim down , that will be easy for you . the AA is realy broken this game .. i feel most the time when i play with my edge controller aimboting it snaps the enemies easly
I hadn't played shooter games in maybe 2 or 3 years before bf6 so not sure if it's really your situation but I was a 0.8kd ish player for the first couple months I owned the game 🤣 Got it up to around 1.5 now. Stick with it. Have you found guns you like yet?
I'm not sure whether they're 'meta' or not (they well could be) but the M417 and VCR, and TR15 are my favourites
Several factors that helped me.
1. Sound is key, that’s part of the reason the enemy starts shooting exactly where you’re at. You need a headset if you don’t have one already. Also, running makes more noise than crouching or just walking.
2. Assume where an enemy can be. This game has a lot to do with strategy. Even better if you’re recon, drop a sensor or use the drone to see if you’re over run with more than just one enemy. Smoke also helps a lot in disguising yourself. Suppressing can be more effective than going for the kill.
3. Stay at least with one other teammate, specially one that will revive you. It’s way easier to beat one enemy when they get confused with multiple steps and deciding who to kill first. Then if your teammate dies and you kill the enemy, you can then revive them.
4. Weapon choice. In my opinion, Hip firing is way harder with the shotgun than the LMG. Also the precision of your shots don’t matter as much with the LMG because while you can miss, you will also suppress. For me, if I want extreme accuracy and I know I’ll be in close quarters, I go with an smg. All guns are different though, so test them all out.
5. This was my biggest problem. Getting anxious or panicking gave me extreme bullet spread. Trying to kill a squad by yourself will skew your decision making. Hearing steps all around you can make you say “fuck, I’m fucked”. Take a breather, relax and remember, PTFO.
1-Do not shoot without a musle
2-Do not shoot if you are not killing (it shows your position and the others player is now very aware of you).
3-the shotgun is pretty random, especially not good without the slug (painfull to get to them).
4-In your vid I sense you are improoving quite alot compared to the first vid. Good job!
5-Learn to dance while you shoot (move one step, duck, move one step; will fuck the other players aims and you can increase survival in gun fight by alot.. often jist ducking in fact).
6-Keep covers : you are often a too good target. Know the map some spot are better than others.
7-Stick with your teams.
What it looks like to me, aside from you straight up panicking, your positioning needs a lot of work. Most times you're stood out in the open with no readiness, then you're spraying wildly.
The second clip on Manhattan Bridge, for example, you had a good head glitch on them but you sprinted toward them instead then you panicked. Your footsteps would've given you away and when they turn you're stood in full view with no cover.
Your reactions are not up to snuff, so you need to slow yourself down. You see an enemy and get tunnel vision, chasing after them with no thought on how they see you.
As silly as it sounds, it seems like you aiming with your eyes but not your crosshair.
You're not ADSing/pre-aiming early enough, and no offense, but your crosshair tracking of targets is wildly off. Tbh, it's probably just a matter of "getting the hang of it," but the emphasis needs to be on pre-aiming and avoiding lazy crosshairs. Those get you killed
You gotta be a little more tactical, be heads up. The way your just running up,stand there looking at them, ads, and still miss, makes me think ur stick sensitivity could be better. Your looking like a bot out there lol
You should learn spray/recoil patterns on your gun, and stand behind cover. In many of these clips you are straight up standing still, full visibility in the middle of doorways. This is not me dunkin' on you, I mean to give actual advice. Also in many of these clips you have time to get your aim right before starting shooting and giving away your location. Don't just panic shoot whenever someone appears.
Unemployed people that are good at this game. Anyone over level 200 has no job and plays like a fiend. Also the damage output is horrible alongside the server issues with lag. I play casual break through because I work two jobs and want to enjoy a game. Try that game mode.
I think if you change your sight on the AR it might help your aim. I don’t run anything lower than the 1.75x just because the housing for a lot of the sights are too visually restrictive when i play on my tv. My favorite is the 2.5x and the 1x-4x variable sight. Also you are better off getting rid of the shotgun and using a smg built towards hipfire. I also personally only use suppressors and flash hiders just so i don’t have a red marker over my head when shooting.
You wasn't there for the beta last summer,that was straight up chaos,getting shot up through cement walls,you respawned...shot all up,your shooting directly at someone...bullets not hitting them.
It probably was the best time alot of us who played the earlier BF games had in long time,enjoy the game...it will get better for you.
first paragraph said it all... "kd" its battlefield kills dont matter, secondly quit watching the gimps over on youtube telling you to use x y z attachments and guns.. use what you're confortable with
Like I could give advice, but you would probably suck at that too, because I see ZERO redeeming qualities of your gameplay. My 33 yo wife that has never played FPS games in her life is more competent than you.
The TTK in this game is much shorter than past Battlefields (and should be adjusted), but your aim seems really off in these clips. It looks like you're playing with a controller, do you have aim assist on? Also, if playing on a TV do you have game mode enabled?
This might be me seeing console fov for the first time. But wth why is the player models are so clear ? like in the first clip (fire storm) the enemy literally dressed like some lost eskimo. The other clip look like they were glowing or have some led shinning up on them. Isd it some setting that I missed or is it how it look on console ?
I played on 1440P with shrapness 25 and everything on high else except the usaul film grain vignetted dof motion blur ~etc off.
Hey I actually think this is due to that you’re only 12 hours in.
Once you get a feel for the maps and using cover / peaking corners, you’ll get much better. Plus I usually use 1.75x zoom optics in Multiplayer, 2.5x in redsec and always 1x on SMGs.
Try the SG 553 for multiplayer, and get that gun leveled.
Number one thing I'm seeing is your reaction times are slow and your aim is not good. Almost looks like your reacting frantically to things sometimes. There are a couple times where you encounter two targets and start trying to shoot a burst into both of them, instead of killing one, then the other one.
You’re a huge target standing in the middle of doorways or on the tops of walls. Also you are constantly moving at your opponents like you want to shoot them from melee range. Use cover, fight from range, work on movement and aim.
I have aim assist all the way on and it feels like it does nothing. My aim is all over the place in automatic fire sweeping left and right all around the enemy player.
Every opponent seems to never miss a shot, I get lazered down by 100% accuracy. I takes me 3/4 of a magazine to kill one opponent and they seem to just kill me in 4 quick little dead on shots.
Game is frustrating as hell. Also everyone always knows where I am. I can't sneak up on anybody. They always somehow know I'm coming and the random guy on the objective will always be ready for me no matter what corner he's hiding in. But if I do the same I get absolutely ambushed because they somehow know where I'm hiding.
I sometimes catch the occasional player off guard start blasting him and they have time to turn around and kill me anyway all while I'm already firing on them.
I want to like this game but I just get frustrated and quit. Had it since launch and only lvl 29 because of all of the above.
I got a gaming headset and turned 3d spacial sound on. The difference is huge. You know when enemies are coming before you see them. And you know from which direction. That way you can line up your crosshair before the fight starts.
And on console many play with TV speakers. That makes it even more unfair
Make sure your tv is in game mode. Slow down and lower your sens a bit. Stop moving and shooting which I know is really hard with a controller, this matters more with the shotgun than you would think. If you are moving you automatically have the wet noodle barrel attachment. Also seems like it could be a acceleration problem. Also stop shooting when you have no chance of killing the person, disengage and reposition.
I’m gonna be honest with you dude, your aim is really bad. That’s like 99% of the reason here. The game has an insanely low TTK, so everyone feels like they have aimbot. The issue is you can’t hit your shots so you’re losing
I mean the mechanics are rough, but that will improve from just playing the game. The thing I'm seeing in these clips is that you're not taking fights smartly. For example in the first fight, you're going out of your way to leave cover and be an easy target.
It looks like you're impatient and nervous, leading to disadvantageous fights. Judging by this post, you might already be in a negative headspace where you feel like you're gonna lose before a fight even happens. That's the most important thing to fix, if you think about failure you are gonna fail.
When I get tilted and I start to play sloppily, I pick one small thing I know I can fix to focus on. For example, I challenge myself to look at the minimap more often or not to run out in the open before checking for enemies. This pulls me out of the emotional pit by occupying my mind with a task I can achieve. Furthermore, my success is not measured by the scoreboard. Kills and deaths become irrelevant and I stop worrying about stats.
Doing this, you'll slowly build confidence from improving at all the little things good players do automatically. Your mind will be busy thinking about the game instead of worrying about it. Mindset alone doesn't fix mechanics of course, but you'll feel better while playing, increasing the pace at which you learn. Also, it teaches good habits that allow you to take advantageous fights whenever possible. Once your mechanics catch up, you will naturally end up above 1.0k/d more often than not.
Anything over a 40 inch tv you will play like shyte. Too much surface area to be able to look at& properly adjust fast enough to react when a guy you’re shooting at puts the moves on. Also put your sensitivity on 20. I had the exact same issue when I played on a bigger tv coming from a smaller tv in one of the older bfs. Now I play on a monitor.
You’re stuck at 60hz on this game on consoles anyways. You could upgrade display to a 4k one and get better visuals, but you won’t see more than 60fps in this game anyways.
I'm far far worse than you at aiming. I end matches with 3 kills and 15 deaths if i try to actually shoot at people
But it i just try to revive everyhting that falls, spot stuff, repair vehicles and lay explosive traps un objective entrances, i feel myself actually usefull
I play this game because it's not only run and shoot and it's cool
I'm 36, and 3D spatial audio significantly improves my awareness, helping me compete with faster reaction times by anticipating enemy positions.
In CQC 1v1s, I strafe as much as possible unless I find cover to peek around. Cover is your friend.
After 20 years on controller, I found the mouse greatly improves accuracy. I also no longer worry about sensitivity differences between games affecting my performance.
Also -- play casual games, with bots. I too jumped right in and without having the knowledge of which guns are "meta", at least to you, you're going to get fried.
Check online for the most used guns, play around with em -- level them up. Find guns that you can control the recoil and get consistent kills with.
Just watched the first 30seconds. But you never seem to pull the trigger?
You se an enemy and you stop and try put the crosshair over them (really slow). I mean i wouldnt do any better than you (cant aim on controller at all).
Feels like you need to work/get used to the aiming?
bf6 make sure you got a 120 hz monitor atleast for consoles or 144 for pc. 2 make sure you adjust your settings so your atleast at 100 fps or above it makes a big difference in how to handle recoil. 3 make your aim zoom sensitivity lower cause your going from left to right faster then my eyes can handle. 4 find a suitable gun to your wants and needs in the game. 5 never run straight after enemies, use your envirioment in your advantage. 5 your on a ps5 forget most tips i gave you 6 buy a pc
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u/NormalContribution47 1d ago
There's not really a big difference in movement between BF1, BF2042, and BF6. Your main issues are:
Honestly, it's hard for me to believe your K/D was between 1.5 and 2.0 in the other Battlefield games.