How many times will I have to say this: no. Use your ears and eyes to spot that tank, as you can hear it from far away. You have no excuse if your situational awareness is bad. Information must be earned, not given.

Or how about this? *Que tears down the face* "Those heavies! I hate it when one sneaks up on me from behind and knifes me, especially when I'm in my scout suit! I should be able to hear them from 50 meters away, not when they knife me in the back! I shouldn't have to use my eyes and look at the TacNet to spot them!"

Dude..... you need to pay more attention then. You can hear them from 50m away.... I mean sure I am a Tanker but sound awareness is key to identifying HAV types and locations.

Give it a try, an hour or two and you can do it as well.

And all infantry should be in binds so they cannot run and dropships should have to use water as ballast and be tetherd to a jeep on the ground

Vehicles have a huge scan profile, like 150db, it's just been bugged forever. As far as picking them up by sound, doesn't really help when there are numerous vehicles on the field with no way to differentiate between friendly and enemy plus sound lag plus they are all stupidly fast plus the fact that the sound doesn't do a great job of helping place them without good phones and/or surround sound. Imo, they should be permanently visible (as they were most likely intended to be) until stealth mods and counters are introduced for vehicles.

If I sneak up on you in a 85 ton tank and you just completely ignor me, you and your ignorance deserve to be blasted into oblivion with a Farris slug, the same goes for the sniper who I drove up behind on manus peak got out of the tank looked at him got back in lined the rail gun up with his head then seperated the top of his body from the lower half.

If a tank sneaks up on you because you were not paying attention to the LOUD NOISE, the BRIGHT LIGHTS, and the CLEAR VISIBILITY FROM THE MAP. Then you kind of deserve to be killed by one.

Just because you are oblivious to your environment (AKA not paying attention in the least) doesn't warrant a free handout.

Your personal problems are your own. You can't ask for a game to be catered to you because of your personal problems.

I find what you asked to be just plain wrong. Well what if a BLIND person wanted to enjoy Dust? I'm sorry but your comment is unacceptable. What if you were missing your legs but you really wanted to go mountaineering or rock climbing? You probably could, depending on how good you are, but there's no doubt that it will be a lot harder on you than someone that's able.

On your last statement, what if I made a counter-argument and said that because of the threat that AV infantry poses to my vehicle, they should always be on my TacNet at a minimum range of 50 meters. It's like asking that no AV grenadier should be able to get within throwing distance of me, simply because I'm in a vehicle with better electronics systems so I should be able to detect you as well no matter what.

Your suit has a maximum detection range. You want to see tanks further out? Put on range extenders.

So basically, you're telling me, that you are both deaf AND blind?

Have you seen the huge change of ambient light that is splayed in front of a tank? I can walk across the map, look around and say, "I see lights over there, so it must be a vehicle".

Then there's the sound... "OH wait, that noise approaching sounds like a tank (turns camera) Yeah it's on the road to my left, so this area is clear"

I have NEVER encountered a tank where I did not expect one while running the ground game.

Sorry that my ground game far exceeds yours due to me being competent. But that's not an excuse to start crying.