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64 seems to be more for the fly boys – just not my bag, although I would still play it, I prefer the 32 for more of a confined fight
It does feel like too much running about sometimes although not everyone feels this way. What we can do is mix the rotation to include both varities of the map, as your post title suggests. I’ve done this with seine crossing as well, although for some reason it didn’t work last night.
64 player map with the back streets and narrow ally suck also. I much prefer the 32 player version. But thats just me
@airmessy wrote:
64 player map with the back streets and narrow ally suck also. I much prefer the 32 player version. But thats just me
Same for me also I prefer the close confined fighting rather then to much walking capping flags
Seine Crossing is the map. Its not so much confined fighting i prefer, its nice to be able to flank but the 64 play map of Seine Crossing is a nightmare. You run for miles and miles down open streets to get to a flag. Hardly see anyone most of the map then pop get hit in the face by a sniper a million miles away the other side of the map looking down the street
@airmessy wrote:
Seine Crossing is the map. Its not so much confined fighting i prefer, its nice to be able to flank but the 64 play map of Seine Crossing is a nightmare. You run for miles and miles down open streets to get to a flag. Hardly see anyone most of the map then pop get hit in the face by a sniper a million miles away the other side of the map looking down the street
Agreed! Dam snipers
Dont think the tank can be much use either, the bridge becomes a choke point for AT
I agree re seine crossing and eloquently attempted to argue this last night as it’s always a good idea to form an argument when drunk…. The thing about seine is that flanking is actually more difficult on the larger map because of the bridges, but regardless, flanking for the sake of just flanking is crap. There’s less fighting on the 64 map I think.
Now now steve, if it was upto you, you’d have all the points a yard away from each other, must be hell trying to rank up 10 times a round when you have to travel far. Maybe you should stay with your squad and help out a bit 🙂
As it happens am not a fan much although i do like the C flag as if you can keep that then you can easily win the game, adds some good firefights defending it
@Alzir wrote:
I agree re seine crossing and eloquently attempted to argue this last night as it’s always a good idea to form an argument when drunk…. The thing about seine is that flanking is actually more difficult on the larger map because of the bridges, but regardless, flanking for the sake of just flanking is crap. There’s less fighting on the 64 map I think.
yep and running around capturing flags can be a little dull, when you dont see anything to shoot
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