Does the server get to determine the level of snow flurries and sand storm blown across the map? On some servers the weather is almost clear, on others damn snow flurries are constantly blowing that snipers are worthless.

Why do people keep asking about other games on these forums!? :confused:

Because it's called

"Community Discussion
For off-topic discussion not related to games published by Bethesda Softworks."?

What do you use it for? Trading stocks?

People like to play games! If you dont like the threads dont click on them you grrrr

I don't think so, on basically any server I've played Atacama Desert, etc. it's all been as hard to see as each other. I have noticed that the PS3 seems to have it better. I think if you turned down brightness it might help, but I've never bothered to check. (I done it earlier in Oblivion in an ice area that looked similar to the thing you're talking about and it helped).

I play BFBC2 on Ps3, so I'm not sure if the weather can be controlled by the host. But I think it's more likely that the weather is dynamic like so many other games. It will change over the course of the match and isn't always the same.

I think it's more of a thing where different parts of the map are harder to see than others.

e.g. the bases on Atacama Desert are fairly easy to see in, but run out into the middle of the desert and try to snipe someone. Or try to snipe someone when you're at A and they're at B, it's pretty damn hard to see, especially if they're in the back (ocean side) of the ship.

BRB, starting a new thread.

I use it to discuss games, not ask incredibly technical questions that no one except the game in question's forum is going to know the answer to.

I notice it changes from time to time. Sometimes you get that wind swept snow in your face and can't see anything. svcks when you're a sniper, good when you're anything else so you don't get sniped.