DICE has been developing the updates for Battlefield V TTK (Time To Kill) for quite enough time. And the developer recently has confirmed that the update for TTK in Battlefield V has available with specific changes for each weapon.
TTK (Time To Kill) is a calculation of how players affected by the damage they receive from the game’s varied weapon set.
The update is expected to give “directly impact” TTK across the game to “ensure for more gameplay experience” for all players. The Battlefield V TTK update focuses on the damage that weapons do to certain body parts.
For more specific changes for each weapon, you can see the list below:
- Semi-Auto Rifles:
- Gewehr 43, Selbstlader 1916: Drop to 4 Bullets To Kill around 39 m (never).
- Turner SMLE: Drops to 4 BTK around 28 m (50 m), 5 BTK around 68 m (never).
- Gewehr 1-5: Drops to 4 BTK around 13 m (30 m), 5 BTK around 44 m (50 m), 6 BTK around 63 m (never).
- M1 Carbine: Drops to 5 BTK around 39 m (50 m), 6 BTK around 63 m (never).
- Assault Rifles:
- Can no longer 4 hit kill with body shots only.
- Drop to 6 BTK around 21 m (50 m), 7 BTK around 53 m (never).
- LMGs, MMGs:
- Can no longer 4 hit kill with body shots only.
- Drop to 6 BTK around 21 m (50 m), 7 BTK around 57 m (never).
- SMGs:
- Can no longer 4 hit kill with body shots only.
- Drop to 6 BTK around 15 m (25 m), 7 BTK around 32 m (50 m), 8 BTK around 49 m (75 m), 9 BTK around 70 m (never).
- MP34 does not drop to 9 BTK at the range.
- Self-Loading Rifles:
- Will now require one extra shot when hitting the lower body, arms or legs unless the other shot is a headshot.
- Buckshot Shotguns
- Slug Shotguns:
- Slightly adjusted: Will deal less damage when hitting the lower body, arms or legs.
Now the damage for weapons overall has been reduced so players will not immediately be deleted. The attention to TTK was also a step which made by DICE to prevent of losing its player based on
how often players were dying.
Battlefield V is currently available on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
