ahhh, remember the old days of Battlefield 2, around when it first came out. We we're all "noobs" to the game and it was awesome exploring the maps, and learning new things.
Everyone was having rank problems but for the most part everyone was a Lance Corporal, and when you saw a Corporal, or sgt you would say either wow that guy has no life, or wow tha tguy has skillz. Back then though hacking wasn't a real problem like it is today, though for the few extreme padders that had millions on the leader board if didn't effect us really to care.
90% of the time people would crash in planes and helos becuase we weren't used to flying. Or better yet hitting a tree, lol.
Karkand wasn't that popular, everyone liked playing on all the maps for the variety.
Commanders tking players with the artillery (accidents), lol
Everyone gunning for those easy badges
Playing for 9 hours up straight, skipping school/work, not hanging out, fav TV shows became...a memory.
Blackhawk guns destroying all in it's path
ahhh, the days of version 1.0, the days when dice were loved like kings, and were master of there domain, how I miss the old days...
Everyone was having rank problems but for the most part everyone was a Lance Corporal, and when you saw a Corporal, or sgt you would say either wow that guy has no life, or wow tha tguy has skillz. Back then though hacking wasn't a real problem like it is today, though for the few extreme padders that had millions on the leader board if didn't effect us really to care.
90% of the time people would crash in planes and helos becuase we weren't used to flying. Or better yet hitting a tree, lol.
Karkand wasn't that popular, everyone liked playing on all the maps for the variety.
Commanders tking players with the artillery (accidents), lol
Everyone gunning for those easy badges
Playing for 9 hours up straight, skipping school/work, not hanging out, fav TV shows became...a memory.
Blackhawk guns destroying all in it's path
ahhh, the days of version 1.0, the days when dice were loved like kings, and were master of there domain, how I miss the old days...
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