HI
For the life of me I cant understand what DICE's malfunction is regarding allowing players the choice of either keeping or removing the, mostly pointless, clutter of on screen information in the form of name tags, running "who killed who script" and other HUD information.
Why, why, whyyyy cant we at least have the option of removing the HUD display, at least reduce name tag clutter and the running script at the upper left of the screen. At times this extends to the center of the screen, obscuring game play.
BF2 is such a great game, I feel it is seriously diminished by the dizzying amount of on screen crap.
DICE, for the love of God, please allow players to decide weather pr not to play with all that stuff on the screen.
It makes no difference to me at all that "MajorKiller666" just killed "ColSlaughter" again.
With colored name tags, running script and the mini map covering the screen, it really takes away from game play.
Just seems like an obvious, very simple toggle key to add providing choice for players,
For the life of me I cant understand what DICE's malfunction is regarding allowing players the choice of either keeping or removing the, mostly pointless, clutter of on screen information in the form of name tags, running "who killed who script" and other HUD information.
Why, why, whyyyy cant we at least have the option of removing the HUD display, at least reduce name tag clutter and the running script at the upper left of the screen. At times this extends to the center of the screen, obscuring game play.
BF2 is such a great game, I feel it is seriously diminished by the dizzying amount of on screen crap.
DICE, for the love of God, please allow players to decide weather pr not to play with all that stuff on the screen.
It makes no difference to me at all that "MajorKiller666" just killed "ColSlaughter" again.
With colored name tags, running script and the mini map covering the screen, it really takes away from game play.
Just seems like an obvious, very simple toggle key to add providing choice for players,
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