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In actual WW2, I'm not so sure that platoons would be more than 100 meters spread out during an assault. :P

mortar is hugely underrated in my opinion

I love ho many Band Of Brothers fans are in this game

Wtf I still don-t see anything on 3:35. I just don't understand this, because there is nothing there. I watched hundreds of times, what movement is he talking about.

Movement and contrast... if there is any. Today i legitimately had a stareoff with an enemy machine gunner without both of us realizing. I was sitting in a bushrow in shadows, he was lying in the bushrowopposite across the open field, maybe 80 meters or so, also in shadows and probably only having his gun barely poke out. We stared at each other for solid 2 minutes not knowing the other was there until i tried to move across the field and got shot. I don't know what to do against situations like that :/

Thanks for the video! I bought this game on monday. This game has so mouch details. Its realy hard to spot the enemy. For me i feel like a noob. lol But great game. Is there a PS comunnity somewhere?

I’m mashing

I'm just starting out - haven't had a game yet - and I'm thankful for the guides. Have a sub, my good man.

Thanks, I consider myself a "perma-scrub" so it helps to have useful guidance that might help me be a productive member of a squad when I am able to play.

Super useful for any shooting game thank you

I watched this before i put 300 hours into this game and the amount of times i was able to yeet a grenade into windows and mess dudes up is amazing.

You are like I Saw this leaf 400m away move and shot and I'm like Woo what a beautiful field where tf are the enemies? I used to play cs go and cod man, this is hard

Man I played a few hours for the 1st time today, I shot a guy in brown and was like damn it I killed a teammat, turns out I was behind enemy line killing snipers and mgs. 🙄 I need to learn

I took your advise to turn my field of view all the way down but see no changes in seeing the enemy further out. Also i have played this game for about two months and play alot as sniper and as soon as i shoot 300 meters away at the enemy they turn right to me and unload in my direction as if they know exactly where the shot came from. How do you account for that ??

I cannot sprint in this game..tried everything..any tips?

Intro to long, tutorial old, I'm out!

Please note... you do NOT have that super Zoom in the game. Secondly, many people have their shadows and foliage settings on low. They can see you through bushes but you can't see them.... ever. When using smoke, your enemy will fire directly into that smoke, so after throwing it, flank to the left or right. Or.... dont give away your position and just use smoke when you can throw it ONTO your enemy's position, thereby blinding them. The smoke can also wound or even kill your enemy if they breathe enough of it. When using MG's dont bother going prone in fields. All you will see is blades of grass. Get to a high spot if possible but this game is mostly flat fields. Getting onto a roof is possible but you will be the target of choice as soon as you open fire. Keep moving to survive. For the rest...expect to die a lot without ever seeing who shot you. It can be frustrating but it's also a brilliant game.

What game is this??

"Hopefully there was something in this video, that helped you out" This whole entire video helped me out! Thank you for making it! You are actually helping me to get a grip on this great, albeit, overwhelming game!

Dude sounds like Tom Hanks

Another clue in spotting (although small) is the characteristic helmet shape of German soldiers when in profile.

fuck this shit! WHAT BUTTON DO I PRESS TO FUCKING SPOT ENEMIES??

how the fuck is this even possible to have such reaction. i wish i had such

Ugh....I hate how games make sight pictures. Holding my own Enfield No4, that front sight needs to be at least twice as large in that rear aperture. Their focal length is either way off, or that rifle gains a foot or two when you use the sights. EDIT: I'm not trying to shit on the game. I'm probably going to end up getting it. The developers have clearly put a lot of thought into the game and it is absolutely fantastic to see everything hasn't turned into CoD or BF where literally every gun needs bling and optics. The above is just one of those things that gets me every time.

very professional video, the speed of your voice and the neutral accent is perfect.

When unsure and scouting for Germans I look for the Bread bags.

This has really helped me in becoming an effective team player, thanks Indy!

How can u see them rom a far distante??? I cant see a shit

Looking forward to playing my first match soon. Thanks Indy Rizz for the tips and tricks. Gotcha self another Sub.

Superb

Excellent mate thank you

New player here! I've played Arma before and loved it and fell in love with this game due to how accurate it really is. Thank you for all the tips in both videos!

Great vids bud! good work.

new here, and can't find 2 answers 1} I ran out of water, how do you replenish it? 2] I can't find the key to enter a vehicle? Thanks for the great video!

great vids, liked and subscribed 👍

This was a great video. As far as beginner tutorials go, this one was spot on. Brand new to the game and the info on hotkeys, UI pointers and gameplay tips were perfect.

I'm excited to get into this game and try it out. Kinda nervous about screwing up though. Your videos have helped to explain the roles and expectations a bit more for me, thank you.

4K vs HD Monitor! Does it help to have a higher resolution or monitor size in PS?

Why i cant sprint if i press shift

Really great content! I am a noob in this game, played 4 times only. Love the necessity for communication and awareness. Hope to see you on the battlefield.

awesome video man, very helpful!

Sir nice video, but the real deal is having good ping.

I don't think the backlash against lone wolfing snipers is entirely justified. I constantly see lone wolf snipers racking up at least 40 and up to 100 Kills for less than 10 deaths per round. That can be deciding, as most battles are decided by ticket count, not the objectives, and often the gap between the teams is somewhere between 30 and 150 Tickets, which means that the sniper kills are responsible for a significant part of the advantage in tickets. Off course it is also be very effective (if not more effective) to stick with your squad, especially if you are the attacker and trying to win the game by taking all objectives rather than taking enough to have the time to drain the enemies tickets (the latter also being a legitimate strategy, in my opinion). However, I have made the experience that if you move with your squad, you rarely find a really good vantage position (as you are constantly moving around instead of blocking off choke points) and are often too close to the enemy, which makes its easier for a rifleman to kill you than the other way around (below 200 m the scope becomes more of an obstacle then a help when compared to a rifle with ironsights, because of the small field of view).

My tip for medics: Don't do the "I'll heal you up as soon as I have revivied the other two guys"-thing a lot of people do, thinking they are being smart. One fully healed teammate is much more helpful than 3 freshly revived one shot kills and he can cover you better while you get the others up. He sees clearly, has less rifle sway and can take a grenade shrapnel or a shot to a non-vital body part without dropping dead. Plus, there's a significant chance you're gonna get shot trying to get up the rest, which would mean no healing up for any one of the injured. Finally, a fully healed up teammate has a much better chance of reviving the medic if he gets injured trying to get others up.

Holy shit that intro was long. Actual tutorial starts at 2:28 hope this helps

Thank you so much this help me so much.

Is there anyway to make ADS hold instead of click and unclick?

Thanks for this basic info. One thing I feel you left out is how to know when you need to heal.

matthew mcconaughey plays post scriptum?

Great tutorials my friend. Thanks a lot.