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  • DeadMeat_03

    #31
    Re: Way too long

    Originally posted by machstem
    If you only play support, man I'd love to have you play with us. We all hate the weapon, but would love a good refill every once in a while! hehehe
    I prefer playing a kit on a squad that is needed. I usually play Assault and I find that most squads could use someone who can hit with accuracy. It's best when the squad plays it's strengths and all of the different kits do their thing for the squad. It is when I enjoy the game most. It gives me a good feeling when the medic goes down and you swap kits and revive the medic or the other teammates. It's all about the squad.

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    • BlueBunny63
      Member
      • Jan 2006
      • 357

      #32
      Re: Way too long

      BF42 was so much fun to play in a LAN center with about 20 other guys. We'd all be doing crazy stunts, yelling and laughing our a$$es off.

      BF2 has totally destroyed that. Now it's completely cut-throat, everyone is grinding their way to some medal, unlock, ribbon, or rank. Everyone's so scared of having a sh^tty K/D ratio, they fail to just kick back and enjoy the game.

      It's becoming a big ego-fest. Everyone's bragging about their medals, banging chests with some other clan, trying to bully people or monopolize the stupidly overpowered aircraft.

      BTW - why the H3LL does a sniper or a support guy or spec ops or even medical get a badge for being a gunner in a helo? Or being a backseater in an F15? Because he's wearing the uniform? Because you get in with a great pilot and raked in 48 zero-effort kills?

      On Sharqi, I was gunning in the Iraqi chopper, and I got 42 kills. It was laughably easy. Earned a silver badge, got a gold medal, and got promoted all in one round. But it was stupidly easy, I did nothing towards that badge while in the helo. I've realized now that most people's badges must mean nothing, if the required kill counts can be achieved in aircraft, doing things that have nothing to do with what the badges indicate.

      I mean, think of it. An anti-tank badge should mean that you killed tanks, or ran around shooting guys with that horrible MP5. But you get it for bombing infantry? Hello? Does this make any sense to anyone?

      I got my sniper badges by... drumroll... sniping! Yes, amazing concept. 17 sniper kills in a round is nothing great, but hey, it beats the h3ll out of earning it by dropping bombs on tanks.

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