First off let me start by sayin that I have been a fan of the Battlefield series for some time now. In addition to enjoyin what the modding community has produced. The gameplay offered by the battlefield series is unchallenged in my opinion, and I will remain a fan despite the many bugs that EA continues to overlook.
That being said one of the biggest complaints I have is the stat system, and what it implies. Ranking seems to be the biggest thing pulling from gameplay as people continue to find ways to cheat it. For me personnally I refer to my stats as a compliment to the review of my gameplay. But to others it seems to be a source for gameplay not a support of gameplay, which to me is fine. This is a game and I play it with the intent of playing a game. I have noticed in the course of play that I have been commonly called during gameplay a "chopper whore", to which I have a response for all of you people who would claim me to be.
Learn to play.
I have played in many maps using the blackhawk to dominate a map from the air in what many refer to as "flag-hopping". I have also gone against many players who actually take the time to deter me in a variety of ways. Instead of complaining they chose to spend time playing-and there are many good players that can take down a blackhawk loaded full of engineers. So stop your whinning, pick up a antitank and shoot through the cockpit-pilot dead-stop complaing.
I have gone on many maps where players choose to stay rolling in apcs, tanks, and aa, to which I usually will reply with a well placed land mine from one of my crew. And in the same breath the skilled players know how to shoot enough to take down the chopper or in the least send us packing-stop complaining learn to shoot.
I have been placed against the wonderfull suicide pilots who would rather die than shoot. Pass after pass and every once in a while one will get lucky. This tactic
doesn't bother me becouse I have played in countless maps where I have been shot down repeatedly by missles and gunfire from a jet. My hats off to them, as they actually can fly and shoot-stop complaining and learn to fly and shoot.
Many times I will be up against a attack helicopter. In this situation the attack chopper has more fire power and manueverability than the blackhawk. And in most cases I will be the pilot who will survive the fight-why you ask. Learn to fly, the attack chopper has to be lined up with its target to get a succesfull kill. I have a good time laughing as the missles miss time and time again. Enough to the point where I can put one of my gunners on the attack chopper and get him smoking enough to leave us alone. And the point again-learn to fly and shoot.
The blackhawk is a flying bus that can be taken down by any player who drops the I see you so I shoot you mentality. If you actually take a second to aim before you shoot you may find something that will suprise you-you may actually become better at the game. Many times a apc sitting in a bay seemingly unoccupied is a perfect strategy to bring in the enemy to a point of no return. To which I would find it a honor to be shot down and my hats off to you for actually learn to play better than the rest.
It seems to me if guys would take the time they spent typing in game and actually played they may just get better-oh and one more thing it is a teamplay based game, and if you actually use your team as a team you may just get those "points" you claim me of taking. And don't worry I won't call you a "team whore" for getting a high score as a team. I as opposed to other players actually welcome a good fight, wether or not the sides are even or unbalanced. In war their are no certainties, there is no autobalance, or evenly matched technologies.
Anyone having any beef with me about my play can bring it in the form of a well placed rocket, missle, or even C4 pack. I enjoy a good fight where the enemy poses a
challenge. See you on the battlefield.
Batgod-out
That being said one of the biggest complaints I have is the stat system, and what it implies. Ranking seems to be the biggest thing pulling from gameplay as people continue to find ways to cheat it. For me personnally I refer to my stats as a compliment to the review of my gameplay. But to others it seems to be a source for gameplay not a support of gameplay, which to me is fine. This is a game and I play it with the intent of playing a game. I have noticed in the course of play that I have been commonly called during gameplay a "chopper whore", to which I have a response for all of you people who would claim me to be.
Learn to play.
I have played in many maps using the blackhawk to dominate a map from the air in what many refer to as "flag-hopping". I have also gone against many players who actually take the time to deter me in a variety of ways. Instead of complaining they chose to spend time playing-and there are many good players that can take down a blackhawk loaded full of engineers. So stop your whinning, pick up a antitank and shoot through the cockpit-pilot dead-stop complaing.
I have gone on many maps where players choose to stay rolling in apcs, tanks, and aa, to which I usually will reply with a well placed land mine from one of my crew. And in the same breath the skilled players know how to shoot enough to take down the chopper or in the least send us packing-stop complaining learn to shoot.
I have been placed against the wonderfull suicide pilots who would rather die than shoot. Pass after pass and every once in a while one will get lucky. This tactic
doesn't bother me becouse I have played in countless maps where I have been shot down repeatedly by missles and gunfire from a jet. My hats off to them, as they actually can fly and shoot-stop complaining and learn to fly and shoot.
Many times I will be up against a attack helicopter. In this situation the attack chopper has more fire power and manueverability than the blackhawk. And in most cases I will be the pilot who will survive the fight-why you ask. Learn to fly, the attack chopper has to be lined up with its target to get a succesfull kill. I have a good time laughing as the missles miss time and time again. Enough to the point where I can put one of my gunners on the attack chopper and get him smoking enough to leave us alone. And the point again-learn to fly and shoot.
The blackhawk is a flying bus that can be taken down by any player who drops the I see you so I shoot you mentality. If you actually take a second to aim before you shoot you may find something that will suprise you-you may actually become better at the game. Many times a apc sitting in a bay seemingly unoccupied is a perfect strategy to bring in the enemy to a point of no return. To which I would find it a honor to be shot down and my hats off to you for actually learn to play better than the rest.
It seems to me if guys would take the time they spent typing in game and actually played they may just get better-oh and one more thing it is a teamplay based game, and if you actually use your team as a team you may just get those "points" you claim me of taking. And don't worry I won't call you a "team whore" for getting a high score as a team. I as opposed to other players actually welcome a good fight, wether or not the sides are even or unbalanced. In war their are no certainties, there is no autobalance, or evenly matched technologies.
Anyone having any beef with me about my play can bring it in the form of a well placed rocket, missle, or even C4 pack. I enjoy a good fight where the enemy poses a
challenge. See you on the battlefield.
Batgod-out
or any points come to mention it, as most chopper whores spend all there time in helicopters and have no real combat ability from lack of practice, have u ever been killed by a parachuting crew? no they usually come at you with spanners as they dont know what a gun looks like
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