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Nice rant, though i read through 20% and found out that i have read the same stuff everywhere else.
But if i had the energy to type perfect posts like this one i would.
I agree with PhantomStalker.
EA/Dice intended to have a good teamwork game but they failed to put that though into the "kiddie" brains out there.
There is only ONE game where teamwork means the diffrence between winning or spending 90% of your time as either useless or dead.
That game is Operation Flashpoint, ooh how i love that game!
Im not the one that place alot of weight on graphics, i want smooth game play and massive features. (Along with great replayability)
Anyways, BF2 was stunning when the demo came out and i could not wait to join a squad and use the VOIP function.
In the beginning i found a lot of "mature" gamers that won the flags with great teamwork.
Now people seem to do their thing, struggeling to get points and survive.
There is 5% teamwork in the ranked servers and a majority of that teamwork is medics that revive you. (may it be for the teamwork score but i still consider this a bit of teamwork)
I know it will never happen but if there where a couple of ranked server that enforce teamwork!
Then i would spend 99% of my game time on them i tell you!
Im not very found of clan fights in BF2. (yet)
//Cadde
About every 10 or 15 games I find a squad that makes me really feel like im IN a squad, with 5+ guys moving and working together towards one goal. Those are rare fun momments for me, otherwise im just trying to sneak around capping/blowing assets up and or being the only one actually sticking with my squad leader.
Im gonna try being a squad leader quite honestly, I think that if squad leaders actually use the tools at their disposal and LEAD, it goes a long way in keeping a cohesive force.
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