small tip, but affective

[rombaft]

when there is no UAV you can't know if there is an enemy somewhere,
you only see the blue dots on your hud ,

but when you suddenly see some medic bags dropping (you see this true walls) , or you see a teargass nade exploding , how to know if this is an enemy or just a teammate doing some stuff ?

well, just ask for a medic or resuplie, if you don't see the red cross or the three bars icon apearing, you know it are enemy's who are there ,

very helpfull in warlord in the palace and on iron gator when on board fighting

[DuffMan]

Re: small tip, but affective

I think this is pretty obvious, although it's darned useful in confined areas.

[-(PK)-DarkIllusion]

Re: small tip, but affective

minimap is ur friend... as i say..

[smoke2k]

Re: small tip, but affective

it helps in karkland

[imported_Ph1L]

Re: small tip, but affective

it helps in karkland

Karkland? It's Karkand :)

Anyway, nice found. - not new to me.

[Eternal-Souljah]

Re: small tip, but affective

Knew this already, but the more tips the better, helps people who are new to BF2 or whatever out.

[xdhallettx]

Re: small tip, but affective

wow wat a dumb thread

[HYP3R]

Re: small tip, but affective

Hmmm, just use your minimap?? Blue dots = good guys. No blue dots and you see medic bags flying around = bad guys

[Eden]

Re: small tip, but affective

wow wat a dumb thread

well your reputation just droped. You may have known that already but a lot of people dont.

Good tip, I always forget to use the minimap, i tend to just use it as nav.

[mizu]

Re: small tip, but affective

another tip is NOT to use english VO. you know its the enemy when you heard "medic/ammo here", or "hold on, its recharging"/"alright you are good to go". i'm always throw nade/C4/prepare knife at "that" direction. assuming you are playing USMC side.