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I actually do get worn out playing this game... its just too nerveracking sometimes when capping a flag all alone, and being in tight situations where you and your enemy are out of ammunition.
When this happens i just alt-f4 because i know i've had enough.
i find it relaxing to snipe, just sit back so you cant be seen easyly, make sure you got enough ammo, claymore setup, and snipe...
be USMC on karkand, spawn at the left base and make your way to the triple rock formation next to the road, go prone and just snipe down the main street and at the cars to the right nere the other street, i get about 5 to 10 kills there and about 3 - 10 deaths, but im a noobie to bf2 so a good sniper will get crap loads more...
being a sniper just requires the occasional movement keys, swapping from nades to sniper, and movement of the mouse, with like being a medic your pressing all the same buttons but many more times per round cus it being your job... also the sniper has a perfect crosshair and is good for headshots at long distance :)
I have recently just been devoted to BF2, and i find it quite tiring (im not over weight lol) just when i play its generally constant running quick reactions and so on.
Is there a way to play bf2 calmly? the closest i have come to this is defending a base and waiting for people to come.
Anyone else have any ideas?
You're a bit young otherwise I'd say knock back a few drinks...that should take the edge off.
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