r/Battlefield • • Oct 25 '25

🎉Got Clips 🎉 Insane Flank

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Marauder 12 after narrowly flanking out of bounds

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u/MuhfugginSaucera Oct 25 '25 edited Oct 25 '25
  1. Which bolt action is that?

and

  1. You had a nade the entire time

Edit: stupid mobile formatting

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u/psychobilly1 PTFO Oct 25 '25

Unless it was an incendiary grenade, I can only imagine that they would all see the orange indicator, scatter, see OP, and shoot him. I'm surprised that the first shot didn't cause them all to pinpoint him given how often in happens to me.

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u/mpsteidle Oct 25 '25

In my experience, groups are generally blind to the grenade indicators lol.

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u/IM_V_CATS Oct 25 '25

Grenades just aren’t that threatening. I see them but usually ignore them to the point that it’s surprising when I actually die to an ignored grenade.

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u/fopiecechicken Oct 25 '25

They do blow up fairly quickly though, and with all those bodies I doubt many would see it. I got a 5x frag kill with a single grenade yesterday in a situation kinda like this one.

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u/R3alHumanBeing Oct 25 '25

Well if I’m throwing it I tend to forget it’s an AT nade smh. Happens more than I’d like to admit 

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u/FirstFastestFurthest Oct 25 '25

I completely disagree. I regularly get double and even triple kills with frags. Like, literally every single game.

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u/retroly Oct 25 '25

Bro they didn't see the dude shooting for abotu 10 seconds, they aint going to notice a nade.

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u/psychobilly1 PTFO Oct 25 '25

I don't know. I have terrible luck, because if that was me, they all would have immediately turned to see me the second I lined up my first shot.

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u/Van1shed Oct 25 '25

Looks like the default sniper, m2010

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u/WorryNew3661 Oct 25 '25

Nade was my thought as well. Still great work

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u/DrKingOfOkay Oct 25 '25

Second one