There is no real organization or communication.

I find it a much more solitary experience than CS for some strange reason, despite the fact that I'm having 31 teammates instead of just 4 like in CS. In BF4 on the other hand people seem to just run around aimlessly, then die, respawn, rinse, repeat, till the little numbers run down to zero. It is the only competitive FPS that I know of where stealth is not only a valid approach, but actually encouraged. However the gameplay eccentricities of CS encourage a style of play, communication and strategy that is much closer to what real soldiers do. Just look at CS:GO - the gameplay experience feels way more authentic for me than any of the new BF games, even though on paper it seems to be further removed from what we'd consider realistic. Movement just doesn't feel right and this has nothing to do with realism. I know some people will take objection to me saying that BF4 is designed for consoles, but it is. I know what you mean, I have the same problems with FPS that are designed with consoles in mind. I went from being the occasional top fragger to consistently being the guy with deaths much higher than kills. A popular tactic when fighting against an enemy at close-to-mid range is to strafe left and right repeatedly.Īnyone feel the same thing? I'm just baffled as to how Wolf: ET can differ so much from all the modern FPS games today. Movement, even without bunny hopping (which I understand to be a glitch in the original UT), was (unrealistically) smooth, and at times it felt like there was no inertia. In Wolf: ET, the central focus when shooting is to pot a few headshots, or you'll end up spending at least 19 of 30 bullets (30 being the clip size of the SMG that many classes had access to) killing somebody.

The movement also felt very heavy, which wasn't helped by the large maps. Even bodyshots meant that you died within one second of being spotted. The shooting mechanics were very different. I recently bought BF4 wanting to get some frag action and I was getting my ass handed to me. I really played it for about 3-4 years, then very on and off till today, 8 years later when I first discovered the game. Wolf: ET was the only FPS that I really got into.

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