Could you guys check my stats and give your opinion on what kit I should use? Ive tried em all (basic in everything + stuff) but I just cant find one to settle down on..I dont like multi-kitting, isnt my thing.
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Plz post your stats first so that we can take a look. -
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Aye, I'd give you my honest opinion only if you get the link to stats sorted.
I'm a one day only crazy knife whore myself :laugh:
Simple as C&P your forum user name.. be right back with an anylasis :)Comment
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Pid please?
or post here:
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What I've done and what a lot of others have done is take one kit and learn that and do that and don't "kit switch". I used to jump around but I've found that it takes a bit of learning of each kit to gain it's full use. I started out getting 100hrs in sniper kit then moved on, obviously if my team needed medic or support or AT or whatever then I would adjust accordingly but my main focus was to play xxx kit.
I would say, and this is my personal preference but learn support and medic since your team benefits from them mostly (IMHO). I would say for your stats, start working on support and engy (armor) and go from there.Comment
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Think your doing pretty well for the amount of time you played, you seem to like playing assault/medic (k/d ratio is pretty good for these weapons)
Another knife whore in the making, so you have the knife key close to hand, no? although looks like you would have a better ratio if you stood back and picked your moments more (you knife in the heat of battle cos your always in it - like me
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Your ratio of weapon usage for the other classes is pretty low compared to the Asseauly/Medic you've been playing, so try others - you ideally need to know them all.
Better to be a jack of all trades in this game rather a master of one, Ultimately you need to switch weapon class depending on the situation.
Overall your doing very well for 55 hours, alot of kills comes with knowing the maps + switching weapon for a given situation.
19% is'n't bad at all for a first time bf player - your charging in or not being aware of the evnironment/gamplay is stopping you from the Veteran bf accuraccy of approx 25%
So, use the other classes so you get used to them and get to know the maps as best as you can, means you need to play a-lot.
Good start remembering above all, enjoy yourself.Comment
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support is good for killing enemies and for squad/team work. that is my suggestionComment
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Looks like you have more time racked up as a lone wolf then a squad member.
I know you are asking for kit selection suggestions only, but I suggest you join squads more often. This will help you figure out what role in a team you are better at.Comment
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This would be absolutely correct if everyone that joined a squad actually stayed with the squad leader and helped each other out. In my experience only 10-20 percent of squads actually stick together and act cohesively on public servers (kinda sad really in a squad/team based game). Probably another idea would be to regularly check your minimap and follow the flow of players and try to stick together!Originally posted by hobiecatter
My advice about kits depends on what type of player you are. If you like to be in the thick of things with IO (Infantry only) then go for either medic, support or assault being my last choice. If you like to be stealthy or fight from distance maybe Spec Ops or Sniper is the best choice. If you prefer vehicles then go for Engy so you can repair that tank/apc/Vodnik by yourself without relying on a supply crate or an engy team mate who's probably at the other side of the map!
Just experiment with all kits, finding their strengths/weaknesses and ultimately using this knowledge to gain the edge over your enemy!
Sometimes peace can only be bought about by WAR!Comment
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