Hans_Mo1eman, on Apr 17 2019 - 00:28, said:
Not hear to vent or say the game is broken or something. Just saying I used to love FL played 2 battles tonight which were totally dominated by packs of go carts flying every direction, dodging shells, and spraying down the targets then heading back into the invisible zone to repair. I have no palate for this type of game, I don't even own an x-box. I am gonna take a break from FL, just feeling a little betrayed atm since I was looking forward to enjoy that mode but it's just not the same right now....
Maybe other players are really enjoying the wheeled vehicles in FL, so power to you.
last year, those of us that played slower tanks offered up a vent about arty focus from two different zones, as well as stacked air strike, and artillery consumables as broken, and having "ruined FL". the unsympathetic response from the griefer crowd was something like "where'd the arty touch you?"
for me, I play wheelies in FL as a break from the cancerous, funnel, tiny small maps in random battles like:
ensk, paris, abbey, ruinberg, mt pass and a whole host of others.
at one point I had been on defense a staggering 12 out of 15 times, and quite frankly just spent time enjoying the larger maps, zipping around counter scouting, and/or blowing up arty. so yes, count me as one that enjoys those wheeled vehicles (or the Even 90, and let's be honest if it had the gun handling and dpm of a wheelie, folks would be absolutely losing their mind over it)
Trauglodyte, on Apr 17 2019 - 09:59, said:
Yup! For all of the whining over Armored Cars, they have no direct impact upon the game. On the flip side, broken premiums and the general inflated state of Russian tank performance is more of an issue than anything else. And, quite frankly, as far as Front Lines is concerned, the biggest issue is *drum roll* map design.
the flexibility, especially when coordinated has a MAJOR impact on the match.
the lion's share of my damage in this was with the EBR, firing HE.

no, I'm not trying to say this is even remotely typical, but it's also not an isolated, cherry picking event...