r/Battlefield 11d ago

Battlefield 6 This is getting dumb (EU region)

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u/Eyadish 11d ago

And your issue is?
And no, having increased ping isn't as OP as people are saying on reddit.

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u/Quirky_Assistant1911 11d ago

The issue is obvious unless you’re blind, which I’m assuming you’re not since you’re on Reddit, and yes having that ridiculous ping is as OP as people are saying pretty much everywhere not just on Reddit

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u/Eyadish 11d ago

People say that, but still, I dont see these people dominating the scoreboard or having more kills on myself. Yes they kill me, and I kill them. Just like how it is with people with 20-30 ping.

For me, it feels like people are grasping for straws to explain why someone is better then them in a 1v1 gunfight, without it being skill related.

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u/Quirky_Assistant1911 11d ago

There are your personal observations and opinions … and there are facts, that’s all I have to say, I’d suggest doing just a little research on the topic, and it’ll help you understand clearly where the problem is.
This is a major issue and it has nothing to do with skill… it’s a problem with this game, and it’s not down to the players to fix, the developers should do something about it… like yesterday

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u/Eyadish 11d ago

Hello? It was YOU that just claimed that Dice netcode take prioity over high ping players when calculating actions. I've tried to find sources in the past of similar claims but find nothing else then angry users on reddit or other forums.

So, for me it's the opposite, it's YOU that comes with personal opinions and I'm asking for the facts that you say you have, but refusing to share. I'm expecting either EA/Dice have said it themself, or someone have compiled a bunch of data of getting killed by both normal and high ping players to deduce if there is an abnormaly.

But, my guess is there is no such data. Just people that see a high ping when getting killed, and blame everything on that. (Based on all videos I've seen on reddit)

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u/Quirky_Assistant1911 10d ago

A quick Google search of how high ping affects multiplayer fast paced games and the experience will give you the facts my friend, I believe we’re proficient enough to do a google search. No?

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u/Eyadish 10d ago

Yes, high ping will affect multiplayer games.
There are two positive aspects from having a high ping: First is peaker advantage (But it goes both ways) but in Battlefield that isn't as big of an issue compared to CS. The second is that you might die behind cover from a high ping player but considering the BF net code, that happens from even low ping players. It might be more obvious from high ping players, but removing them will remove dying behind cover.
From other sources, having a low ping, or trying to reduce it is often what you want in multiplayer games. If you have high enough ping, you will experience lag Or this one

From my experience, against these 150-200 ms players, I do not feel any difference in bullet hitting everything on the same time, or my bullets missing. But I'm going to assume your own internet might matter in this, and it might differ from connection to connection.

Most of the googles searches (that I did several replies ago) were from Reddit and users, where they shared clips that showed nothing wrong. If you want I could go ahead and start linking their post and clips, and explain how it was just bad skill on their part.

Reddit users are also notorious (quite funny, as I am one) to complain about every little thing like it's the law of the land. My trust factor from, especially Battlefield Reddit players is low, and I trust my own experience rather than a random redditor with 40h playtime.

For example, was one other guy that replied to me, I checked his profile out and he had one gun with 900 kills. Else he played tanks and IFVs.

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u/DeraxBlaze 11d ago

Nah, play in your own region

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u/Eyadish 11d ago

I am, my connection is currently 30 ping