Maybe you’ve trekked all the way across the map to take an objective in Conquest. This one is a little more philosophical than an actual feature, but the teams that win more often than not use squad spawn religiously. And watch the Spot Assist points roll in as your mates pick off everyone highlighted on their radars. Top tip: when you’re playing Operations or Conquest (well, any mode really) and you’re heading into a heavily defended area, just pop a flare right in the middle. While we’re on spotting - because I can’t emphasise this enough - Scouts have a rather handy Flare gun that not only spots enemies within a wide radius, but it also burns them if they run through the flare. Even if you don’t get the kill you’ll earn 25 points for a Spot Assist, and 50 if your squad mate does the slaying. The visual spot works on line of sight, so you’ll lose track of the foe if they dip behind cover for too long, but they stay on your radar so you can hunt them down one-on-one. Because their class is highlighted you can even work out the best way to kill them (if it’s a Scout, close the distance, if Assault fire from mid/long range). You can see it, your team mates can see it that enemy is essentially marked for death. Tapping R1 (on PS4) while you’re looking at an enemy will spot them, highlighting their class and putting a massive red marker over their head and on your radar. If 5 rounds are missing, a single clip will be inserted – otherwise individual bullets will be fed into the weapon.When you tell people to spot enemies in a Battlefield game you’ll always be met with the same smart-arsed reply: “duh”. With two five round clips inserted into the weapon, reloading times will change based on the number of bullets that have to be inserted. One of the Cei-Rigotti's less common traits is its varied reloading animation, which changes its duration based on the number of shots fired. With a reasonable fire rate and accuracy, the Cei-Rigotti is reliable and consistent option for most play styles. Based on an experimental selective-fire rifle designed by the Italians during the early 20th Century, the Cei-Rigotti is depicted as a self-loading semi-automatic rifle in Battlefield 1.Īlthough the Cei-Rigotti doesn't have any outstanding traits, the weapon is an adaptable and balanced choice in many types of encounters.
The Cei-Rigotti is a familiar firearm to many, offered as a starting weapon for the Medic class across all of the game's factions.
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