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But the point is people do it anyway. I spot targets ALL the time, unintentionally mostly. I think I'm a pretty typical player, and it would change NOTHING for me, besides giving me a random reward. Rewarding them won't make a difference. Unless you're suggesting that it would be a better idea to remove spotting entirely, that would fix the issue I guess...Until people find some new "hack" to complain about.

Well the solution is certainly not to encourage less effective communication. And adding a reward wouldn't really make a difference since people spot already, reward or not. It would just be a nice way to say you did something good, you're going to do it regardless. And the amount of "STUPID TEAM WTF WHY U DON'T SPOT ANYTHING" comments I've seen FAR outweigh any hacking accusations in game.

Sometimes I spray at spotted enemy markers through thick foliage that I have no hope of seeing, it might be that too. I like doing this with machine guns for fun. Once I headshot a guy from like halfway across an assault map through forests and everything with an MG42, I wonder if he thought I was hacking when he saw the killcam lol

I end up spotting things mostly accidentally anyway, either by shooting it or by aiming at it, it already happens, just get rewarded for it. I think everyone tries to spot things if they can. If it's important I try to tell my team where it is in chat but that's usually pointless.

Me too, gets almost unplayable at night

If there is an option to disable it completely if you want, WITHOUT having to mute individual players, then it would be great.

Would be great, binoculars are almost completely useless for recons since they have scopes, and mostly useless for infantry. Maybe give them variable zoom too, probably not realistic but so what. Maybe while looking through binoculars you could open up a radial menu and select what type of marker to put down, like "Air support", "Advance here", etc., or just regular enemy markers if you can't see it directly but know it's there.

Weather is a good idea in theory, but it needs work, sometimes it's so dark I can't see anything even with max brightness.

Yep, it looks like they move sideways and crouch and then stand REALLY fast, it makes it much harder to hit them. And then you have a much slower "bullet speed" too.

Two badge slots would be nice, as an unlock even. Right now heavy set is too good of a choice.

I'm not sure having completely realistic small-arms damage would work in this game, but I would really like weapons to have inertia, right now you can hold an MG42 with a 100 round belt and turn like you're holding a pistol. I'd settle for fixing the healing system, meaning you can't heal yourself completely to 100%, right now you can take 1,000 rounds to the chest as long as there is a few seconds between them and you're near a health crate. Something like this should be done with armor too.

No he's clearly crying, he is thinking "I can't believe nobody liked my chef uniform" Or maybe he is actually a really good troll and he is crying laughing saying "lol I hope they pick that chef uniform I made that would be so funny"

Only with pistols I think it said, but still ok.

In this game PTRS is basically an anti-tank shotgun

Would give binos a nice use too