This is a very bad idea. It waters down the value of light tank scouting, and also makes it that much more likely kills get third-partied if you fail to one-tap.
I get it, the average player has about as much attention span as a goldfish, with the "don’t move. its vision is based on movement." mentality. But this goes well and above overkill to try and compensate for that.
First we had people trying to turn rb in sim. Now we have someone trying to turn rb in arcade.
Hell no, it just feels like nameplates from CoD and BF, a lazy way of spotting people for casuals.
“Keen vision” already gives such indicator. When there is an enemy outside your line of sight, a tiny red arrow will point in the direction of the enemy, that’s already good enough.
Personally I’d prefer Keen Vision giving SPAA in RB short distance lead indicators on aircraft. This distance increases as you level up the skill. Obviously it should never be as good as radar, but it’d make non-radar SPAA a little better.
I’ve suggested this multiple times. Have it so the more you fire at one aircraft the more accurate the marker becomes too, with a higher skill leading to faster accuracy increase. The marker can reset when changing targets.
This stimulates a trained crew using their onboard analogue systems and calculating lead, something we can’t really do accurately in game.
Go play arcade man
PLAY AB, Easy as that end on convo