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Contrary to what the manual states ("player gets points for destroying enemy objectives") destroying enemy FOBs doesn't give any points. I guess this is an unfair bug because destroying an FOB is often even harder than destroying an armor, and it has a significant impact on the game course as FOBs are key components of PR.

Linking the exact quote from the manual :

Destroying enemy objective: +150

https://www.realitymod.com/manual/en/th ... html#score

I almost sure that FOB is not an "Enemy objective" but weapon cache is. So everything works correctly.

Menuen wrote:I almost sure that FOB is not an "Enemy objective" but weapon cache is. So everything works correctly.

This isn't defined clearly anywhere that way. And IMO the logic of the game (it being very FOB centered and requiring many people's efforts, assets and coordination to build one) makes perfect sense to reward blowing up an FOB.

It used to, but it was sort of exploited. People doing mortars would just fire at a FOB location until they got points, instead of requiring a spotter to confirm the destruction of the FOB.

when was that changed

Don't think we changed it, maybe we broke it

AlonTavor wrote:Don't think we changed it, maybe we broke it

I mean i get the mortar issue there but it’s pretty much the same when targeting infantry with it, you get points/kills fire mission keep going on. Will this ever be fixed one day? Cause it’s a little bit frustrating when you are the guy who ninja destroyed 3 FOBs / even caches and get no points at all for it.

Find someone who can Python and wants to re-do the points system. We have better things to work on...

AlonTavor wrote:Find someone who can Python and wants to re-do the points system. We have better things to work on...

It was just a question not that I really matter about point system it’s just that people that build 10 fobs per round are full of points while people that take them down have nothing lol but I don’t care about scores, K/D or whatever Having fun and team play is why I love this game so much for so many years! Indeed some of the biggest game twists in a round often don’t give credit for the player.