What is that one component of your gaming setup that gives you the edge?

[imported_Ezekiel]

Quite simply Final Fantasy XI.

The girlfriend is addicted to it and plays it all hours, ergo no earache and more Battlefield time for your truely.

Haha that's the best answer

And like many people have said, my biggest asset is myself

[ICE*T]

My wallet drain, i mean new pc . . .

That and my scotch, i play better when drinking. Johnnie Walker Green & Gold are the preferred performance enhancers.

oooh jonny walker v.nice

[Bladeeagle]

Logitech mouse. Three buttons on the side for knife, pistol, and slot 6 which could be rockets or defib.

[TheLeper]

oooh jonny walker v.nice

It is, id drink the blue but the gf complains enough with 80 on green which last what 1-2 sittings or 170 for the gold lol 300 for the blue is a bit much when you drink it like water though its sooooooo good in comparison.

[elrik2142]

Two things

1. Belkin Nostromo N52
2. Logitech MX518

I agree though with what some other people posted before... having a new rig always helps!

[MrChris_CJ]

G5
Xfi sound card (with me medusa headset)
4 GIGS OF RAM < MWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

that and years of playing every battlefield game

[5TAK3D]

X-Fi card and surround sound. Total, clear, full awareness of every single thing going on around you. The sound placement makes all the difference when you can hear not only *exactly* where but how far away anything is. Perfect for locating snipers (just lure them into firing a single shot) or hearing which way that tank is driving when you're trying to hide for a Pilum shot.
That, my G5 and my lag-free connection.

[ackack]

Pimms & lemonade for uber focusing skills and my MX518 with on the fly dpi adjustments.

[sogek1ng]

Playing with good team players. When I play with team Redneck on DiG servers we have not been on the losing side. It strange how people don't use team work as much as they should. If I die, they res me, If I need ammo, its there. I just can't say enough about good team work.

As far a me, I would say it's my old CRT monitor. lol I can't stand playing on my gf's LCD. 8ms is still too much to bug me while sniping.

Also a good headset. I hear those little foot steps when people are behind you, someone its just a friendly tho. Better safe then sorry tho.

[kelso]

32 inch LCD helped some. I still suck

[RichardDawkins]

g5
min settings
reefer
bird lives eons away, not too keen actually...

[sogek1ng]

32 inch LCD helped some. I still suck

Not sure which LCD you have, but you might be lagging some. Right now anything over 27 has a high lag to me. Anything over 2ms is kinda laggy for good shooting,or good sniping.

But it was still fun for me playing on a 32, you could see people from so far away.

[Aedus]

My one component is my big penis, it gives me the confidence to pwn n00bs on BF2142.

Only joking, it's small really :'(

[venny]

my x1950xtx lets me put everything on high. makes it a breeze to see enemies. cant live wo high settings now.

[Corvic]

A vicious and efficient psychological education and a knowledge of how to capitalize on an enemy's panic, fear and tendencies.

The smart player wins.

This works great in Camp G, because most of the "newbie" players will bunch up with other people like it offers them some sort of protection from frag nades....

yea...my rig is getting pretty old, going to be 4 years old in a few months. So I would have to say me...and my ability to learn from my many mistakes :laugh: