Six Days in Fallujah

For the most part it's good, but when in an enclosed space it closes in, (understandable, it's trapped by the wall) but it also moves down and ends up at waist height or so.

If a guy is on top of a staircase, and crouches with a wall near him, the deceased spectators are basically right in his....

Suggestion: In enclosed spaces the camera could shift up in space and point more over the shoulder.
Then even in the staircase example above, the spectators could see below where he is looking instead of trying to decide what color underwear he's wearing.

Understand it may be too much of a change to make, but maybe when the wall clipping is addressed it could be a dual effort?

Thanks for the feedback on this. I'll pass this along to the team!

This could easily be fixed by simply having the dead see through the eyes of the living player they are spectating.