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Just try get gold every round you play, and at least have fun whilst doing so. This rnak up has taken me forever as i hardly play
Edit: just killed someone with an Eryx, got the birdy now
thats nuts dude im still trying to get my Staff rank, since i just got out of the military i have alittle more time to play like 2 hours but geez give some tips to make my points faster lol
What amazes me is that in the time it took me to put in 200 hours, you've managed to input 526 hours. :hmm:
yeah, and considering I think I have hardly played at all in the past 2 months...
Agreed with exi. IO whoring is all good, it's down to basics. No hiding behind think metal walls, or flyign miles up spamming a machine gun onto the ground. It takes so real skill in IO when playing some top notch players..
e.g. my picture posted when I ranked up, their are some players in the opposing team that are respected very highly in New Zealand
yeah, and considering I think I have hardly played at all in the past 2 months...
My previously horrible 1 hour and 30 minutes a day average has shrunk as a result of my tardiness. I wish I could play BF2 more.
Originally posted by Fakesound
Agreed with exi. IO whoring is all good, it's down to basics. No hiding behind think metal walls, or flyign miles up spamming a machine gun onto the ground. It takes so real skill in IO when playing some top notch players..
Infantry Only whoring is still whoring. I can't understand the people who play nothing but Karkand all day, racking up revive points.
Eventually I would gouge out my eyes to ease the boredom that festers in my soul after so many hours of the same old thing day after day after day.
I will agree that playing against the best BF2 has to offer on a consistantly level playing field is the most fun that this game can offer.
However, saying that flying a jet or piloting/gunning/solo'ing in a helicopter requires less skill than ground pounding is just ignorance. All require different skill sets, and degrees of situational awareness, but all require vast ammounts of skill to do well with. Don't discount one for another until you've mastered them all, because all you do in the process is start an arguement that nobody wins in.
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