Re: I can't take it anymore....
I know i am not very good with a helo, plane or tank, so i dont ever use them unless i need to.
What i frequently do is, i remember the pro's names. As soon as a vehicle spawns that i know they are good at, I TAKE IT TO THEM. Then say "hop in", bail out and join the fight. Quite often i get the bemused stare as the player cant seem to comprehend what i just did. The best one was a couple days ago on wake. This guy was totally owning the enemy in a tank. A guy managed to c4 his a-- and he died after like 10-12 kill spree. The tank took some time to spawn so raced off toward the beach on foot. Just as he was passing the two towers, the tank spawned. Since it was near me, i jumped in, raced it to this guy, told him to hop in, bailed out and continued the attack. I died soon after unfortunately, but he did another massive killin spree of near on 10 kills in a row.
I did the same for a helo last week. Took it right to him, dumped it on his lap, bailed out and left him with it.
That is what i live for, and what gets my blood pumping. Pure utter teamwork. Just like my sig says behind the medals (or lack thereof).
I know i am not very good with a helo, plane or tank, so i dont ever use them unless i need to.
What i frequently do is, i remember the pro's names. As soon as a vehicle spawns that i know they are good at, I TAKE IT TO THEM. Then say "hop in", bail out and join the fight. Quite often i get the bemused stare as the player cant seem to comprehend what i just did. The best one was a couple days ago on wake. This guy was totally owning the enemy in a tank. A guy managed to c4 his a-- and he died after like 10-12 kill spree. The tank took some time to spawn so raced off toward the beach on foot. Just as he was passing the two towers, the tank spawned. Since it was near me, i jumped in, raced it to this guy, told him to hop in, bailed out and continued the attack. I died soon after unfortunately, but he did another massive killin spree of near on 10 kills in a row.
I did the same for a helo last week. Took it right to him, dumped it on his lap, bailed out and left him with it.
That is what i live for, and what gets my blood pumping. Pure utter teamwork. Just like my sig says behind the medals (or lack thereof).
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