Why the hell are specialists even a thing

Even if they are just cosmetic, why?

Whose genius idea was it that teams are to be arbitrary with clones of the same characters on both sides? No cohesion and nothing to tell apart from you and the opposing team, other than a nametag floating above you.

It's absolutely retarded, especially when everyone would rather play as generic character models that has a armor, color, or other unifying things to the team you are on, and the team opposing you, but of course, I assume that this isn't the case anymore since Leftists would REFUSE to play as Nazis or Russians in multiplayer, and would rather that everyone be black lesbians.

Splatoon may be one of the final series which color-codes teams, before some SJW decides to make "customization" that nobody likes into it as to not hurt anybody's feelings.

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People need a one button attack that trumps all other players skill so they can feel powerful and keeps buying/playing the game.

Nutshell: NPCs suck and need to win or they will complain.

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It's exhausting isn't it?

Classes are less balanced per map.
On metro no engineers exist
On silk road no medics exist

Also they create more teamwork.
A sniper on a hill can not help against a tank with classes, with specialists i can potentially work with a sniper in multiple ways to take out a tank.

A sniper sitting on a hill not helping me is not somehow more conducive to teamplay.

Then why does Splatoon exist, which attracts these troons for some retarded reason, even though it's a series that actively punishes you for losing? In a game which everyone MUST pull their own weight (one guy attacking head-on, two on the objectives, one ambushing from a flanking position).

Of course, I would assume that the troons all stick to Turf War, or spend all of their time making retarded pictures instead.

>Even if they are just cosmetic, why?
This is literally why. Slightly older games like Siege and last gen Call of Duty titles had specialists with actual gameplay applications, as does Titanfall to a certain degree, but in every CoD game since the Modern Warfare reboot they have all been exclusively cosmetic items. If you think about it, Halo Infinite is the cosmetic specialist to its logical conclusion because teamcolor exists as an obnoxious aura around player models as opposed to being a part of the models themselves.

That being said, even though you're clearly taking the piss by laughably suggesting Vanguard's steaming dumpsterfire of what we will generously call a multiplayer mode has anything to do with black people or lesbians, it is pretty annoying that FPS developers have decided this is good for team cohesion.

I'm 99% sure operators were a last-minute decision made by execs who wanted to try and get the same results with battlefield as they did with apex legends. Though, I feel like they would have fared 2000% better if they just sold 'operator' skins in a similar fashion to the Mil-Sim in modern warfare as opposed to the route they took.

>A sniper on a hill can not help against a tank with classes,
What is the PLD and SOFLAM?

A sniper on a hill can only offer minimal and very specific help with only a specific combination of weapons that doesnt happen 97/100 times against a tank with classes, with specialists i can potentially work with a sniper in a larger variety of ways to take out a tank.