The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

[puglous]

Yes, this is the opposite of the guilt thread. Here's the first one that comes to mind for me:

I was playing Karkand at the MEC main base. One of our guys was crossing over to the train wreck (not by the bridge, he was using the other way) when an enemy jeep roles right up in infront of him. It has it's gun pointed right at him and and he screams "Enemy vehicle!" I release a shell from my tank turret and blow up the jeep, no doubt saving his life. He says "Thanks champ."

Another time was when I was playing Songhua Stalemate as anti-tank in a squad on VOIP. 3 enemy APCs role into our last outpost and capture it instantly, killing everyone in sight. My squad leader says "well, we lose" and I say "Not if I can do something about it." or something like that. I manage to destroy or force the driver out of all 3 (atleast 1 must have been damaged). I ultimatley got killed before I could cap the flag, but I felt like a hero until that point.

[Garabaldi]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

Anytime I blast some sucker with my DAO .

[Dethleffs]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

when there are so many foes standing next to you you run out of ammo of your primary weapon and pistol, and find deliverance in

-the knife-


cheers!

Deth

[JonnyMacFred102]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

Killing 3 guys at one time with the S12K and still having ammo in the magazine left over

C4ing an full enemy black hawk

Killing an entire squad with one bomb in a plane

[imported_Fusion]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

I get that warm fuzzy feeling when I exit BF2 and load up a better game :)

[Garabaldi]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

I almost forgot,

Taking out a blackhawk with my trusty Vodnik in Mashtuur. I've perfected that tactic.

[SuperDaveVIII]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

Playing sniper, I'm on top of the hotel as USMC in Karkand. I see one of our support guys laying down some cover fire in one direction down the street, and watch as one of the MEC soldiers behind him spots him. He whips out his knife, and makes a bee line for him. I call him out, as he's running at a perpendicular angle and it would be a really tough shot, and I only have 2 or 3 more rounds left. My call goes unnoticed (don't blame him, it was really chaotic at this point). I hold in my breath, line up a shot about 10 feet in front of him. He jumps to make a dolphin dive, I fire a split second before he lands on the support guy. Nailed him right in the head, lights out. His body kinda falls in front of my support guy, he whips around like "WTF?", and then looks up at me and gives me a "Thanks, I owe you one".

Not 5 seconds later, we win the round 1-0 (like I said, things were really chaotic). I don't think I'm gonna top that one for a long time, even if it was just me and that one guy that really knew what happened at the end of that round :)

[UnrealAlex]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

on wake our blackhawk was getting attacked by the enemy chopper and I killed the chopper and got a Thanks :)
I was in a plane.

[Hando]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

I was flying the F35 on the Wake map. Although I was headed back to the carrier to rearm (had ZERO missiles and very few bullets left) I noticed that a friendly aircraft was being pursued by the damn J10. I decided to try to save the guy if I could. The J10 was all over him and I snuck in behind him with bomb mode activated as to not tell him I was there. I waited until the J10 was relatively level and probably waiting for a lock. I opened up with guns with everything I had. He had the friendly smoking pretty bad and I ended up blowing him out of the sky. When I looked down, I had ZERO bullets left. I had blown him up with my very last round. We both headed to the carrier to rearm and repair to fight another day. I loved it...it was a major rush.

[unlimitedmp]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

C4ing around the flag, running away, wait for a bit, then watch the flag turn white and kaboom.

[timsgameonline]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

Killing two tank with 2 packs of C4 on my jeep hood. Nice.

Taking down an attack heli trying to take your flag. Nice.

Taking out 3 guys attacking your flag with 1 grenade. Nice.

Totally overpowering the enemy and kicking ass. Gold medal, Nice.

Finally getting that damn award after all the a** you've put yourself through to get it.

The impossible long shot comes off. Nice.

Working like bu**ery to get your unlocks only to see a new patch give you 4 in five minutes. Not nice.

Watching that heli tker blow up after killing you for it. Nice. Lol.

So many moments...

[WarGimp]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

That time I got a BJ while playing.
I... er... *sucked* in the the round, but I had lots of fun anyway!

[1Sgt.Kenny-R2K]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

After killing the same dude 20 times in a row while playing fair (rifle to rifle) shootouts.

[Wtiberon]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

This was in dragon valley and an enemy squad was capping a flag. I drove in fast with my buggie hit f2 and killed two guys in front of me, then exited and lobbed a couple grenades at the flag killing two more and whipped out my rifle killing the other two who were clearing out the rear part of the base. It happened really fast the whole thing was over in about 10 seconds. I couldn't cap the flag fast enough though and they respawned. I got the flag to neutral and killed three more before they finally got me.

[rtgbs7k]

Re: The moments that gave you that warm fuzzy feeling inside.

Sniping on a roof when you hear your claymore go off, and you hear steps on the ladder still after which I.... parachute down the building and knife the last guy as he is about 50 cm above the ground:laugh: fukcn' ey! priceless

And also shooting ppl out off BHs are greatly satisfactory