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Re: Tips to newcomers in bf2:SF and BF2
always use a knife...even on APCs
always use a knife...even on APCs
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Re: Tips to newcomers in bf2:SF and BF2
lol^
Use night vision by pressing
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Re: Tips to newcomers in bf2:SF and BF2
Get in a squad. Stay with those green names. As they approach a flag, hold back a bit until you're more familiar with the maps. Keep an eye wide open and shoot the enemy from a bit away from where your squad is mixing it up. You'll stay out of their way, and you won't be surprised by sudden things they already know about. Maybe it's best if you play support to begin with, to provide that cover fire, watch their backs.
Keep up with them. Don't give away their position. Don't expect much more than to be an observer until you get the hang of the maps. After they cap a flag, as support, you can help out by rearming them, and you'll already have helped enough by watching their backs. Don't wander around aimlessly. Trust your SL and the squad. Stay with them like a loping dog. You'll pick it up quicker that way. Some of these big dogs have been around.Comment
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