The DysTek Pulse Meter and RD-4 Otus squad leader drone provide "static" spotting: when activated, nearby enemies are automatically spotted, but the spot does not follow the target. The mechanic is justified in-game as the NetBat system.
Certain gadgets contribute to or make use of 3D spotting. Sometimes, merely targeting an enemy will bring up the red diamond. This allows teammates to track spotted enemies that are not in their direct line of fire but are in their cone of vision. Still activated with the Commo Rose, 3D spotting creates a small red diamond appears over the body of an enemy on the player's HUD, as well as a minimap marker, for a short time. The commo rose, from which the player goes about spotting Battlefield 2142 īattlefield 2142's version of the commo roseīattlefield 2142 introduces "3D Spotting", a more refined version of the spotting mechanic in previous games. It is also possible to manually set which unit the player is spotting by pressing the right mouse button, which brings up a small drop-down menu and several unit types to choose from. When there are no enemies to be spotted, the message "Enemy activity spotted" (previously "Enemy forces spotted") is stated instead, and a question mark appears where the icon denoting enemy type otherwise would. This will automatically identify an enemy if there is one to spot, and place a marker denoting the enemy's type on the minimap of every friendly player. The player merely has to bring up the Commo Rose using Q and clicking on the "Spotted" button. The spotting mechanic returns in Battlefield 2 as a simpler command available to all players. This change to binoculars from their previous use was primarily implemented due to the fact that spotting in Battlefield 1942 was much more complex with using the function keys. To spot an enemy, one simply needs to switch to their binoculars, zoom in on the target and press the fire button (default LMB) to alert all allied players of the threat on their mini-maps and HUDs, be it a vehicle, a soldier, or an aircraft. In Battlefield Vietnam, players can spot enemy soldiers and vehicles by using Binoculars, which are given to every kit except the Engineer.
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