I use in-ear headphones, which allowed me to clearly pick up on the issue: there is a constant sound resembling rain or a strange wind. At first, I thought it actually was wind, but as I progressed through the gameplay, I noticed it was persistent—whether I was inside a building or outdoors, that ambient noise was noticeable, and upon closer inspection, it was obvious that it wasn't wind.

The problem arises when I try to customize my settings; I don't fully understand how each option works. In the current experimental build, they added three sliders related to handling, but I don't know what each one does. I suggest adding a tooltip that appears when you hover over each slider, explaining its function or how raising or lowering it affects gameplay.

The video demonstrates that if there is an obstacle—such as a sand mound—that visually shouldn't interfere with entering or exiting the vehicle, the hitbox actually does get in the way. It blocks actions like using the "Enter as Driver" prompt that appears at the door, forcing you to aim directly at the driver's seat to get in; likewise, if you are already on the vehicle and try to get off while the sand mound is right next to you, you won't be able to dismount.

The issue with the vehicles is that—much like in the updates prior to 1.8.0.13—they seem to lose all their power on steep, demanding inclines. This is especially noticeable when you have to turn the steering wheel; the truck loses even more power and speed, almost coming to a complete halt. I believe the current stable version had achieved a good balance regarding torque and speed, but the experimental version makes handling feel difficult again—not just because of the vehicle capabilities, but also due to the new steering system.

In my case, even after driving around in a truck and flying in a helicopter for a while, it didn't get fixed; the resolution remained very low and the scenery looked quite blurry overall—I'm not sure if it's due to the same error.

Xbox series X

Yes.

I definitely think that offering the option for weapon mods is one of the best choices—and currently the only way—to find new additions for the game; hopefully, the developers will create their own technologies to better utilize the game's potential and improve its performance.

I totally agree; I was actually just about to make a post about this very detail. It would be a great idea to add some kind of visual cue to indicate whether or not supply containers actually hold any material. Often, you check the map and see that a port has supplies, but when you arrive, there are multiple containers and you have no way of knowing which ones are full and which are empty.

I think a great option would be to optimize the aiming with long scopes, like SQUAD does, which blurs the background when aiming with this type of scope. It's just one suggestion; hopefully, it can be improved because on consoles, performance is never a stable 60 fps, and when using 3D scopes, it drops considerably. Personally, I find 2D scopes awful and completely unimmersive.

Totally agree, I thought it was happening to me because of a ping issue, but after testing more thoroughly on various servers, I notice that it is a constant and quite annoying error.

Without a doubt, I think that the whole topic of AI should be reworked; playing with AI units is simply frustrating, as well as the waste of AI structures that become useless when reaching the base limit. I agree with everything you mentioned, I hope it is taken into account.