One reason this guy is so good is because he uses his ears. "I heard someone reloading" Bro, if you can hear that when you're in an armored vehicle, you've got your settings just right. Got so frustrated yesterday on Fallujah when an enemy bradley (very damaged, turret disabled) rolled right under a bridge where our BMD was. He made it back to main to repair because the BMD crew was deaf as a post. Soooo frustrating.
True. And I know the whole realism vs gameplay argument has been beaten to death already, but I just don't see any good reason why you should be able to hear an infantry reload from the inside of an armormed vehicle with that massive diesel running. But it is what it is.
@@RJBeee91Absolutely agree that is another reason why vehicles are op that is often overlooked. If Squad was realistic game he wouldnt be making these videos because it would be impossible to do irl what he does. Most vehicle crews would demage the gun on vehicle or even vehicle itself before even coming into contact with enemy or get destroyed quickly if they try typical crazy run and gun shit.
bradley at 9:52 didn't take the main road because of AT presence. If anything it is better for them to push you how they did, the gunner was just incompetent or whoever marked you on their team was inaccurate.
Hard disagree, i didn't have very good gun clearanace to engage the bradley if he came from the main road, he might have been able to fire his TOW over the wall without me being able to engage him at all.
@@HenkiSpanky even if he did kill you all his attention would've been on you and any half good AT would easily be able to track him. At that point if you did hit him it would've been his turret and he would most likely get destroyed by more AT since he would've been stuck on the main road. Coming around the way he did he still had an advantage as he should've known exactly where you were and your hull was at a lower health than him so he would've won the 1 on 1 if the same number of rounds were exchanged.
2:17 Does the laser guided actually mean it controls differently? If it does, pulling it down like that is ineffective and it's better to try to just aim as much on target as you can, no?
