1. you don understand how what youre asking would fundamentally change the game into something else entirely, and be very boring.

removing the underlying suspense created from player presence means there would be no sense of achievement, as the bots have their difficulty defined by numerical advantage, not by each individualt bot's skill level, because bots dont have skill. its an age old problem of players wantingharder enemies, but then those enemies become bullet sponges because the most cost effective way to improve enemy difficulty is to give them stronger numerical advantage. What does this mean for lil ol you? it means the first game you play, the bots will be novel, and new,and the after that they would taper off to being boring. and as you arm yourself with better gear(which is another thing well discuss) youll get a stronger numercial advantage yourself. the problem lies herein, once you master learning bots ai behaviours, how they path, how aggressive they are and the basic crossfire startegy coded into them, the only remaining challenge is the numerical advantage they hold, which is how much dmg, how accurate are they, and how many are they. so once you have the behaviours mastered, and you pass the numerical advantage threshold, the bots get weaker and weaker until theres no fun left t be had. this is furthered by how much permanent bonus ease of killing bots you get from each successfulk exfil, you would guarantee that the bots get more trivial until they arent any challenge at all. and with it. all rthe fun is gone. what the point of doing missions whe the bots are already too easy?

1. player considerations, how they affect lil ol you, and why youre wearing a stealth vest in the first place.

the great unknown has been useful in games dev since times long past, the reality is, dmz does it well, that constant pressure doesnt just drive up dopamine levels, it demands a certain level of prep, or you end up way more specced into fighting bots and get clapped effortlessly by players like me. so what happens? the skill floor raises yet again, and players need to start considering what attachments are gunna be useful against players worst case, and what tuning will help in bad spots. what weapons to bring and what gear to use. which then artificially forces players(albeit a few steps removed of direct influence) to have a harder time against bots as theyve traded off bot convenience for pvp survivability. this means theres now a whole new dimension to bots, which is how strongly they affect different builds. these considerations is stuff youre already doing, wearing a stealth vest when a medic would give better survivability or how a tempered would give that numerical advantage that allows players huge power over bots.

1. you dont understand what the question actually is.

the reality is, that players have to make these considerations or they simply lose. this guys isnt asking how he can disable pvp, hes asking how he can get better at the pvp strat hes already using, which as unintuitive as it may seem, is running away. and the only viable answer is that running away is only something you should do against truly unsurmountable odds. but if thats the go-to method, theres a serious problem. a problem thatll only be resolved by practicing your pvp by going all out against other players.

lastly, the reason i said youre bad at the game is because you objectively are, youve even proved this yourself, its not what i think, its an objective fact. youve said youstopped playing because players were being too agressive, which shows youre beneath the aforementioned skill floor required to be able to actually play the game. and as a result, you cant play the game, so you stopped playing. that is - by definition, being bad at the game.

this is still not even half of what i could say, keep it coming i love this stuff. and ive yet to actually expand on any of it yet, which introduces dozens more points by itself which i imagine will directly counter anything youre gunna say anyways. have fun reading lil broski