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Muzzle flash is much brighter now, and it's going to be the thing that'll help you spot enemies most of the time in Battlefield 5. This is going to make life easier for campers, but you’re not completely defenceless against them. Depending on the map and terrain, some uniforms blend in with the environment better than others. You can certainly use it to alert teammates to an enemy’s general direction, but that’s about it.

The spotting button now places a contextual marker, similar to Rainbow Six Siege. If you're not attacked, you can safely assume the enemy doesn't know you're there. Firing your weapon won't automatically get you spotted on the minimap, and you won't be running around with an orange triangle over your head anytime someone glances at your general direction. For the first time in years, you're able to be stealthy but no less deadly. This is where you'll find a collection of some of the best tips we've gathered so far from playing, for both new players as well as veterans.īattlefield 5 has gotten rid of the famed 3D spotting, otherwise known as orange/red doritos. You can imagine how important they are to the Battlefield experience, then, and we generally recommend starting out with those before diving in below. In order not to bog down our general tips with things like the new class dynamics with Combat Roles, or detailed explanations of crucial mechanics such as attrition, and fortifications, we've split them into their own pages.

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To better keep track of everything, we've created a series of articles that'll help you make a good sense of what matters. Even compared to the beta, the launch version has seen its fair share of refinements. Fortunately, we're here to help.īattlefield 5 is here and it's loaded with updates and changes to almost every game mechanic and mode.

If you're just getting started in Battlefield 5, you may feel a little overwhelmed.

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