Damn this is really annoying me. I mean I got used to it, but after not playing BF2 for a while this is really annoying me. I go Commander and my team don't even bother to cap flags, its like they aren't all sitting on the airfield (this is on Zatar) but they just mess around, like they all stall and don't move and just sit at one flag as if to wait for something to happen. So the enemy team aren't exactly pros, but they actually capped flags. So by now my team finally cap the first flag, then they wait around, the enemy takes the centre, then my team move to the second flag and the enemy come and battle breaks out, but FFS my team had a tank, apc and aa vehicle at the flag as soon as they see a couple of infantry, they revearse in panic as if they saw a Nuke about to go off.
Ok so now im saying that flags are empty since the enemy is mostly at the 2nd flag from our main. So they don't bother to cap the centre, then theres this one player he was like a SGT, he capped the enemys 2nd top flag, then moved down and capped the factory. No one helped him and he was soon killed. My team didn't even bother to spawn at those flags, they kept spawning at the flag 2nd from the main base. The enemy capped the flag, the tickets bled, the round lost.
Don't say this is a one off. I have been a Commander for over 60h. Only a handful of times have I come accross a team that actually followed my orders and INITIATED COMMON SENSE.
Ok so now im saying that flags are empty since the enemy is mostly at the 2nd flag from our main. So they don't bother to cap the centre, then theres this one player he was like a SGT, he capped the enemys 2nd top flag, then moved down and capped the factory. No one helped him and he was soon killed. My team didn't even bother to spawn at those flags, they kept spawning at the flag 2nd from the main base. The enemy capped the flag, the tickets bled, the round lost.
Don't say this is a one off. I have been a Commander for over 60h. Only a handful of times have I come accross a team that actually followed my orders and INITIATED COMMON SENSE.
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