Woogoo

I don't know if the developers saw my post, but I had a suggestion for vehicles. Basically I suggest to widen first person vehicle FOV as it seems extremely narrow, or possibly add a slider or option for it. Also an indicator which always shows what direction of the front of the vehicle would be useful. Full post here viewtopic.php?f=121&t=76432

I have observed this exact thing in the current version. I also notice that when repairing the vehicle and the driver seat is locked, bots will sometimes follow the vehicle trying to take it. They will attempt this until killed by the enemy or presumably when the vehicle is destroyed. Nevermind, they followed me because I told them to, they just never stop until the game is over.

This is a suggestion rather than a bug report, since this seems to be for feedback also. The FOV for vehicle first person looks extremely narrow, which makes it difficult to navigate and attack. Possibly add a first person FOV slider for vehicles to make it customizable. Another addition that would make a huge difference for third person AND first person is to add a HUD element which shows the orientation of the vehicle relative to the vehicle's turret (and therefor the view). This would enable you to tell the orientation of the vehicle without looking at the body, and would make navigation easier. Here is an example from Battlefield 3. (Circled in red, usernames censored.) Note that the pointed end indicates front of vehicle, long line indicates main turret (current view) and the short line indicates the passenger's turret.

I am getting used to it. Though it would be nice to have an option to disable it.

The minimap texture flashes when AA is set to any MSAA setting but is normal on any FXAA setting. Probably important, I am using an NVIDIA GTX graphics card. FXAA 1 - 5 also all look the same, while MSAA is superior for graphics. The MSAA 16x setting is hidden on title screen but shows while in game, however selecting it will crash the game and will not start until settings are cleared.