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Most people would be surprised of how effective this is, and how much fun it is, not to talk about all the points you can rack up doing it..
Have you ever noticed how the average BF2 player is in a constant hurry, always pushing on to the next flag blitzkrieg style, ending up earning a purple heart because he just ought to hug that tank?
Well, here is a simple guide to earn more points whilst getting a good KD ratio.
Read the situation
Use everything to your advantadge
Ambushing
I hoped this guide was helpful to you, and if you have any critique or additions, feel free to post them..
See you on the battlefield
Have you ever noticed how the average BF2 player is in a constant hurry, always pushing on to the next flag blitzkrieg style, ending up earning a purple heart because he just ought to hug that tank?
Well, here is a simple guide to earn more points whilst getting a good KD ratio.
Read the situation
Make sure your team arent bleeding before you get to comfortable in your foxhole, we want the other team to go home in bodybags, not you.
This can be ignored if you have a competent team who knows how to take flags, if this is so, dig down on the chokepoint nearest to the frontline.
This can be ignored if you have a competent team who knows how to take flags, if this is so, dig down on the chokepoint nearest to the frontline.
Use everything to your advantadge
Almost every flag in BF2 are ideal for defending, there are TOW/HJ8's everywhere plus mounted machineguns at the best possible locations, use them.
Think of the squad layout, this can only be done if your playing with competent people, wich you really should do in all scenarios.
Think of the squad layout, this can only be done if your playing with competent people, wich you really should do in all scenarios.
-Big open maps:
2 Support
2 AT
1 Sniper
1 Medic
The support and AT guys/gals should team up in 2 stationary groups defending hotspots on control points, the medic should be checking up on those two groups ever so often, and the sniper should find the best possible spot, and go back for ammo with the two groups.
General rule for open maps and defending: stay the hell away from vehicles that show up on plane HUD's since youll be a sitting duck.
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-Close quarter maps
3 Support
1 AT
1 Spec Ops
1 Medic (a really good one)
Here you need awesome firepower, plus the ability to blow up lots of infantry with the press of a button.
2 Support
2 AT
1 Sniper
1 Medic
The support and AT guys/gals should team up in 2 stationary groups defending hotspots on control points, the medic should be checking up on those two groups ever so often, and the sniper should find the best possible spot, and go back for ammo with the two groups.
General rule for open maps and defending: stay the hell away from vehicles that show up on plane HUD's since youll be a sitting duck.
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-Close quarter maps
3 Support
1 AT
1 Spec Ops
1 Medic (a really good one)
Here you need awesome firepower, plus the ability to blow up lots of infantry with the press of a button.
Ambushing
If your enemy tends to go one way, this is one hell of a easy way to get sick points, mind you this takes a gut of concrete since you have to wait for the right time to strike. Mind you that you need a really mature squad for this.
This is one of the few tactics you can do singlehanded or with a very little squad.
The roadside bomb: A well know treat that you can use C4 for or Claymores for FAV/DPV's, the best part about this is that you dont have to be nowhere near the hotspot. You can stop convoys with this and get AT soldiers to light up the rest of the vehicles.
If you do infantry ambushes or flag defense ambushes you need the steel gut if you dont use C4. Remember its always best to shoot them from beheind than a frontal confrotation, this is basically the main idea of ambushing.
Its best to improvise, and remember suddenly destroyed bridges is a great way of both confusing and crushing your enemy..
This is one of the few tactics you can do singlehanded or with a very little squad.
The roadside bomb: A well know treat that you can use C4 for or Claymores for FAV/DPV's, the best part about this is that you dont have to be nowhere near the hotspot. You can stop convoys with this and get AT soldiers to light up the rest of the vehicles.
If you do infantry ambushes or flag defense ambushes you need the steel gut if you dont use C4. Remember its always best to shoot them from beheind than a frontal confrotation, this is basically the main idea of ambushing.
Its best to improvise, and remember suddenly destroyed bridges is a great way of both confusing and crushing your enemy..
I hoped this guide was helpful to you, and if you have any critique or additions, feel free to post them..
See you on the battlefield
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