Wall Jumping could be a problem...?
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Didn't play the Alpha, so I don't know how it actually impacts the gameplay. It's obvious though that it makes room for new tactical possibilities, which is good. If anyone experienced several wall jumps scenarios I'd appreciate giving feedback about it.
What I'm curious about is though the scenario when you are hurt quite much and covering behind a wall to gain health again (which happens quite often in BF gameplay) and your opponent jumps on/over the wall then it's easy money for him (I imagine) due to his overview, not like going around the wall and sneak up on carefully if he isn't certain about the conditions. If I remember right there is the possibility to look over the wall as well?
What I'm worried about is that it could be little bit OP. Also I don't know if a player can climb up a wall in any circumstance regarding health? If we look at it from realistic perspective then below 50% health or so he shouldn't be able to jump over the wall, but on the other end if a player could only jump over a wall with certain amount of health it would give the jumping player and additional advantage against the player who is hurt very badly. So how does the balance plays out here is an interesting factor.
What I'm curious about is though the scenario when you are hurt quite much and covering behind a wall to gain health again (which happens quite often in BF gameplay) and your opponent jumps on/over the wall then it's easy money for him (I imagine) due to his overview, not like going around the wall and sneak up on carefully if he isn't certain about the conditions. If I remember right there is the possibility to look over the wall as well?
What I'm worried about is that it could be little bit OP. Also I don't know if a player can climb up a wall in any circumstance regarding health? If we look at it from realistic perspective then below 50% health or so he shouldn't be able to jump over the wall, but on the other end if a player could only jump over a wall with certain amount of health it would give the jumping player and additional advantage against the player who is hurt very badly. So how does the balance plays out here is an interesting factor.
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Not buying doesn't mean not playing...I got EA Access so there is no need for giving additional 40-60 €, I'll wait anyway till it's in the vault.
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You could easily gain the upper hand in that situation by vaulting over said wall and then running to the right or left, turning back to where you vaulted, going prone, and waiting for the guy while simultaneously having the advantage if he decides to vault after you, AND gaining health back.
If you're taking cover behind a wall and are willingly being ignorant toward your surroundings, you deserve to die whether the guy vaulted over the wall or walked around it.
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I mean seriously - what has this community come to? The point where people think CLIMBING WALLS is unbalanced?
VAULT SUPERIORITY is the term you are looking for, Sir.
No that's called trolling and a happy ending ,you should not have been behind that wall .
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seriously can you imagine you're following someone in a house THEN HE CLOSE A DOOR ! whoah
U ppl don't get it, it's not about the jumping itself, It's clear. And the title is written subjunctively, wiseheimers
Blowing up walls is similar... except only some classes can do it and it would make a noise or be noticeable after the fact.
Given the pace of the alpha was probably the fastest BF so far the negative effect on defense is marginal if not negligible/non-existent.
Any class can blow up a wall with tank nades.
I heard (in a jackfrags vid iirc) that you can climb up onto doors and then from there can climb onto rooftops. That should lead to some interesting defensive or flag counting spots.