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I heard it once in a match of Karkand about 6 months ago. I read about it, here on TBF2. But when I tried to spot a dead enemy it never worked.
The other day I was playing Karkand, once again. I was low on health and came around a corner of a building and there was an enemy soldier. He wasn't facing me, so I spotted him first in case I died and a medic came to revive. Right as I spotted him, he got blown away and as he flew back a fit of laughter could be heard.
I think it only happens if you spot someone the second they are killed...like when you bring up the Q screen and have the Spotted button over them and you click and they are killed simultaneously.
im hear to hopefully find an answer to the weird laughter i hear every now and then while im playing bf2 online. It only lasts a couple of seconds but it deffo coming from the game because its the same laugh everytime. Has anybody else heard a laughing when they are near other players? or is this paranoid schizophrenia as we know it jim?
That noise really creeps me out, yeah its the 2142 ad campaign thing, it doesn't make me want to buy it.
From my experience, you spot someone, and they die - usually before all the words are said, and someone laughs. It's like, "Hostiles on th- HAHAHA!" I don't know if you are laughing or if whoever killed the spotted enemy laughs, but it is definitely freaky sometimes if you aren't paying attention. The first time it happened I turned around real fast, thinking someone was behind me or something.
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