It depends on what you want to do and on the situation. But you should not play the same class all the time, unless you play with the same people you have classes asigned to each one.
spec ops or anti tank because this is the first time in the bf2 series that the anti tank can do both armour and infantry combat. in 1942 the anti tank had no anti infantry potentrial, and in bfv it was better but it was still a semi auto rifle that was ment for long range combat but now it is a close range smg thats my opinion
Depends what you mean by "best". They all have strengths. Medic is a good class to gain a lot of points with and assualt is just fun for killing! Personally I like engineer - really helps out the team a lot and fun to blow up tanks!
I *like* Special Ops the best -- longer sprints allows you to move around more, and blowing up stuff is fun. I tend to do better with support though, so usually pick that.
Personally, I like Spec Ops the best. Can take out multiple amour targets as well as infantry.
Now if they would just give them back the ability to toss the c4 over a fence, it would be a lot easier to take care of those spawn campers on Karkand.
With so many people going around in armour these days its got to be AT for me. I do always go squad leader and usually have a mate as support and another as medic.
With a F200 i find it great im always at top using the F200 gun with frags, and if you got a vehicle to deal with you use your Greanade Launcher, also Flash Bang helps alot.
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