Platform Respawn Times

[TaxpayerMoney]

Can the platform respawn time be increased without affecting a "Hardcore" filter rating?

It is very difficult to deal with Anti Air as it is. Not only does it decimate Air, but its optical range and accuracy make it probably the hardest target to kill. I have had success with a strike-squad strategy, sneaking behind enemy lines, ignoring encountered targets along the way, and destroying the mobile AA. Problem is, it respawns very fast, so our team cant exfil, let alone call in air to aid with armor. On large maps where up to four AA units spawn, it can be impossible to spawn or get out of spawn (Altai range, Rogue Trans, Golmud, etc.)

 

[neonardo1]

We can't adjust respawn times of anything without losing the Hardcore or Normal presets.

 

[M870goblam]

Are people even able to join through anything but browser?

 

[neonardo1]

What do you mean?

 

[TaxpayerMoney]

Thanks for jacking my thread, Blam!@!@
So coherent too..

 

[M870goblam]

What do you mean?

Im retarded with how the servers are listed. Custom means people have to join through the browser no?
Sowwy Tax <33

 

[TaxpayerMoney]

I get what ur saying now, sorry;
So, it's the "hardcore" setting and certain variables. If those are changed, then the server browser lists it as "custom" making it unlisted. Most players search for "hardcore" or "normal" servers, and if certain variables do not match a "hardcore" setting, like respawn time, then server browsers consider it a "custom," and excludes it from both searches. This applies to both in-game and browser-based listings.
Another example is "map shown or not" or "bullet damage" - changing any of these will break the "hardcore" certification.

 

[neonardo1]

I get what ur saying now, sorry;
So, it's the "hardcore" setting and certain variables. If those are changed, then the server browser lists it as "custom" making it unlisted. Most players search for "hardcore" or "normal" servers, and if certain variables do not match a "hardcore" setting, like respawn time, then server browsers consider it a "custom," and excludes it from both searches. This applies to both in-game and browser-based listings.
Another example is "map shown or not" or "bullet damage" - changing any of these will break the "hardcore" certification.

Yes