It was a sad day on the battlefield :(

[Jones[31stMEU]]

Re: It was a sad day on the battlefield

yea thats jacked up he should face the firing squad for that

[FFOLKES]

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i do that sometimes... but i say sory over the ingamechat, or over voip. i only do it when i just kiled myself so i can respawn to the back base and defend it. or when i need amo n stuff/new kit for tank incoming... etc. i always press the NEGATIVE(*like five times) button when the medic is tryin to revive me, if he suceeds i will knife him and tell him im sory, but you should of listend to the sound cue....

You're an idiot.

If you want to die so bad just hit the suicide button after you are revived. No reason to tk your own team. People like you ruin this game for the rest of us.

[Bangkok]

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i do that sometimes... but i say sory over the ingamechat, or over voip. i only do it when i just kiled myself so i can respawn to the back base and defend it. or when i need amo n stuff/new kit for tank incoming... etc. i always press the NEGATIVE(*like five times) button when the medic is tryin to revive me, if he suceeds i will knife him and tell him im sory, but you should of listend to the sound cue....

DarkIllusion, you're gaming idiocy is almost on par with your illiteracy. Get educated, learn how to spell, develop sportsmanship, then play games. Ya dumb f***

[Rock_FU]

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You're an idiot.

If you want to die so bad just hit the suicide button after you are revived. No reason to tk your own team. People like you ruin this game for the rest of us.

Agreed, thats incredibly lame. If I ever see you on a server Illusion and your wounded, I will be sure to pass by your corpse, because I already get Tk'ed enough, I dont need your dumb ass doing it on purpose.

[Bangkok]

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And for all the guys who said "it's just a game" - you're absolutely right. BF2 is a game, just like basketball, football and baseball. But you've either failed to comprehend what all these games have in common or lack the maturity to do so. That is to cooperate with your teammates, respect the players, get the job done and win. If a basketball player decided to punch his teammate during a game b/c he thought it was funny, he'd likely be thrown off the team. So direct your malicious energy against the opposing team and your teammates will respect you for it.

If you still feel like tk'ing somebody, call up your buddy, tell him to get on BF2 and tk each other 'till your blue in the face or until your mommy tells you to go to bed so you can wake up in time for kindergarten. Don't spoil it for the rest of us who want to play a game the way games were meant to be played. Ya dumb f***s.

[)-SiN-( Max666]

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Ive been playing BF2 since day 2 and i can only remember one time TKing for a kit . It was this medic who would spawn and not give Anyone health at all. So i followed him one time he spawned and it seems all he would help was his clan ONLY .

So next time he spawns i have one bar of helth and my teammates around me are hurting bad . What does this dickhead , he spawns looks at us as were screeming medic and starts running away . There was no one except his team there . So i block him and yell medic again and he just dodges me and runs to his clan i guess . I finally had enough and unloaded my clip into him . I took the medic kit helped myself and my teamates and moved on .

I dont care what any of you think about that cuz there just is no excuse for acting like that at all. If im a medic i help my clan and anyone around me cuz thats just being a good team player .

[iewgnem]

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I did something like that once, although not intentionally

I was commander on Karkand, staying in a corner in main base directing battle
Then all of a sudden I have red bars warning Im being attacked... I freaked out, jumped up, saw the guy next to me, didnt notice his uniform and sprayed my shot gun on his face.

before I noticed, he was a medic laying medic packs around me, guess one of them hit me and gave me the alerm.... I said sorry and revived him.

[R0man]

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This is a prime example as to why you should be able to punch someone in the face over TCP/IP.

[Red Ghost]

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Thats just the sort of thing that happen with random human behaviour. Nothing like that can be emulated by a bot

Kinda like my game today. I as crossing a bridge as a medic when an enemy APC (half smoking) appeared at the other side. I turned around and saw that a teammate was on the other side with a tank. "Saved" I thought! That was until he got OUT of the FULL HEALTH tank to run up and C4 the APC head on! Needless to say he died as soon as he got 3 feet from his vehicle, leaving me enough time to get in his tank and 1-shot the APC.

[Boojie]

Re: It was a sad day on the battlefield

And for all the guys who said "it's just a game" - you're absolutely right. BF2 is a game, just like basketball, football and baseball. But you've either failed to comprehend what all these games have in common or lack the maturity to do so. That is to cooperate with your teammates, respect the players, get the job done and win. If a basketball player decided to punch his teammate during a game b/c he thought it was funny, he'd likely be thrown off the team. So direct your malicious energy against the opposing team and your teammates will respect you for it.

If you still feel like tk'ing somebody, call up your buddy, tell him to get on BF2 and tk each other 'till your blue in the face or until your mommy tells you to go to bed so you can wake up in time for kindergarten. Don't spoil it for the rest of us who want to play a game the way games were meant to be played. Ya dumb f***s.

You...are the man. Well said. Send the little girls to bed so the real men can play.

[Fearnight]

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Did he not revive you? lol

[Metal_Storm]

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I like to think of myself as an experienced bf2 player. I’ve been playing for a while now and have seen my share of ‘noob tubers’, ‘C-4 chuckers’, ‘dolphin divers’, 'bunny hoppers' and people who TK on purpose but this one took the cake.

I’m not in a clan per say, but I do play with an organized group and we’re very team oriented. If I see one of the medics in my group go down, I always try to switch kits and revive them.

On that note, I was playing with my usual group of friends the other day and saw a medic on my team (not one of my buddys) get killed so I went over, switched kits and revived him. Now usually when I do this to some random medic on my team who doesn’t know me, I usually get spammed with “thanks champ” cause I guess a lot of people don’t try to switch kits and revive medics.

Not this time……immediately after I revived the medic, he unloaded his clip and tk’d me just to get his kit back.

At first I was shocked and a little angry but it made me sad mostly.

I absolutely LOVE this game even with all the bugs, TK’ers, ‘exploits’ and I still do, but that one hurt, lol.

I just wish I remembered his name :evil:

I would have stabbed you instead of wasting bullets. :nerr:

[Six.]

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At first I was shocked and a little angry but it made me sad mostly.
I absolutely LOVE this game even with all the bugs, TK’ers, ‘exploits’ and I still do, but that one hurt, lol.
I just wish I remembered his name :evil:

Simple, don't bother with people who aren't assigned to squads... they are mostly playing BF2 for themselves- which makes their kill:death ratio worse off, but they don't know better.

Stick to your team/squad; trust me, because you and your team play together, the communication between you all is so much more effective and efficient- your squad should be one of the best ones out there. Just stick with your guys, let the others worry bout themselves.

I'm trying to work up a team of some of my mates here so we can do the same- I wanna play in the one spot with them so I don't need to use the darn microphone; it's just better and guarantees a higher success rate.

[imported_Svartberg]

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I like to think of myself as an experienced bf2 player. I’ve been playing for a while now and have seen my share of ‘noob tubers’, ‘C-4 chuckers’, ‘dolphin divers’, 'bunny hoppers' and people who TK on purpose but this one took the cake.

I’m not in a clan per say, but I do play with an organized group and we’re very team oriented. If I see one of the medics in my group go down, I always try to switch kits and revive them.

On that note, I was playing with my usual group of friends the other day and saw a medic on my team (not one of my buddys) get killed so I went over, switched kits and revived him. Now usually when I do this to some random medic on my team who doesn’t know me, I usually get spammed with “thanks champ” cause I guess a lot of people don’t try to switch kits and revive medics.

Not this time……immediately after I revived the medic, he unloaded his clip and tk’d me just to get his kit back.

At first I was shocked and a little angry but it made me sad mostly.

I absolutely LOVE this game even with all the bugs, TK’ers, ‘exploits’ and I still do, but that one hurt, lol.

I just wish I remembered his name :evil:

That's what happens when a medic plays this kit for the offensive attributes (assault gun + self heal)
Get used to it, because we're going to see a lot more of those after the patch

[Boss_HoggHB]

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Yes, but players have a reasonable expectation that if they help a player out by reviving them, they won't get teamkilled for their trouble. This can be disheartening for the new player, who hasn't dealt with the worst pr!cks the game has to offer. If I'd been in the same position, I'd have tracked the bastard through stats sites, and griefed his ass for a year.

yeah but he said he was 'shocked' and sad. Man i can understand that you get mad for a second or 2 but than it should come to your mind that its just a game and you wont be having any fun at it if you keep getting irritated , plus you play a whole lot better when not irritated

Yes, but players have a reasonable expectation that if they help a player out by reviving them, they won't get teamkilled for their trouble. This can be disheartening for the new player, who hasn't dealt with the worst pr!cks the game has to offer. If I'd been in the same position, I'd have tracked the bastard through stats sites, and griefed his ass for a year.

thats just sad , like you got nothing better to do...... do you?