This problem has been present for over a year and became severe with the release of the Pacific DLC
But I want to talk about it now mainly because of the new map
A lot of bushes are used in the map design of the Ardennes Forest, which is good. For the plains, the bushes are a good cover. It will not directly resist bullets but can make it difficult for the enemy to detect their whereabouts.
However, the AI will accurately find enemies through these bushes, making these bushes less meaningful.
Even many times I will deliberately deploy my AI soldiers near bushes. Enemy players cannot see the AI hiding behind the bushes, but the AI can shoot at them.
This is a bit annoying, although it doesn’t bother me too much since I’ve now made a habit of shooting at suspicious bushes or just throwing impact grenades.
But I personally still think that AI should not be given such superhuman abilities, so that the AI’s field of view can be blocked by bushes. Only in this way does it make sense to design a map that makes extensive use of bushes.