Lack of pinging makes the matches sloppy and uncoordinated

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I’m not a dev so I don’t know the answer to this but some system that rewards pinging would be great. This game is so much better when the team shares information but watching lemming trains throw games running into the same unmarked MG nest or tank is frustrating.

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I’m sure some sort of point system or assists for marking would help. They’d just have to make sure it’s not too strong or abused. Because we all know more people marking would make a huge impact.

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they would need to fix the pinging of tanks first. Occasionally its a bitch to mark a tank for some stupid reason. I can take like 1-2 mins looking at different parts spamming V and all it does is make a general ping.

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That’s because a lot of players are now bots, watch squads on your map. If you see a full group of 6-9 friendly icons all together ‘scanning’ and looking around, moving slowly and together - that’s a team of bots.

I’d much rather have a longer queue time than have these games. Just one extra human squad on your/the enemy side can cause stomps and it’s just not fun.

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That could be done with some balancing by making sure both teams have the same amount of human players.

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Its already there. Your AI focuses on the spot your pinging with V. That can make quite a difference. I wouldnt even say “most people are bots”. if i sum up all of my gaming experience ive made in my past 10 years of life, i come to following conclusion: most people, are THIS DUMB you actually think they are bots. Whether its people in WoT after 40 THOUSAND (!!!) battles being much fucking worse in gaming than a guy after 2k battles, or if its a game like squad / ps / hell let loose / lol in which people dont even see the most obvious flaws in the game / mechanics they want to be introduced, its disgusting.
I mean, i always compare it to myself, maybe im just … too hard about it. If i play a game, i want to get better, get a challange, improve, while having some nice TEAMplay (!!!). Yet most people today fail to even get their pants dressed the right direction and actually succeed in starting their computer just after 5 times …