Originally posted by PunishedOne
The ideal commander gets down & dirty with his troops. It HEAVILY raises morale, and there enough quiet spots for you to set a UAV or artillery post.
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Morale being raised? If I see a commander in the frontlines being no more than a grunt with special powers, my morale goes DOWN knowing that this commander isn't fit for the job and not dedicated or loyal to the task he is given. When someone's a commander, his job is not to get down and dirty with his troops. There is no "brothers-in-arms" or "shining leadership" aura going on in BF2 when a commander is in a tank or firing his gun, it just means he doesn't want to use the power he is given for the rest of the match and just want to have fun by fragging. Any commanders who just wants to get in the front should resign, at least they get points for killing and assisting.
The ideal commander gets down & dirty with his troops. It HEAVILY raises morale, and there enough quiet spots for you to set a UAV or artillery post.
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