Re: Getting good points as a sniper
I find it best to work in two to three man squads as a sniper. I usually have one teammate doing resupply and one medic. Don't stay in one spot. Snipers can be surprisingly effective at taking bases as long as you have one other class working with you. The use of claymores to protect your flag cap spot is essential. after capping the flag, have your resupply and your medic leave you a bag or two and have them roll to the next base. You should be able to catch a few kills as the enemy reacts to the base capture and rolls in to recover it. If you've been spotted or have ended the threat, catch up with your squad at the next location. I try to keep a 4 wheeler within a hundred yards of my position for catching up to my squad.
Don't pay much attention to the sniper hater above. Obviously, he thinks it's far more difficult to spray and pray than it is to snipe... The two to three man squad that I usually run in requires that we switch away from sniper at times. Sometimes you just need a grappling hook or a an anti-tank weapon. While it's fun to rack up points as sniper, it's always more important to be beneficial to your team. Any time that you can pop a pilot out of a chopper, it's a big bonus. It gives you a kill on a stationary target and it keeps your teammates from getting chopper whored....Happy Hunting!
I find it best to work in two to three man squads as a sniper. I usually have one teammate doing resupply and one medic. Don't stay in one spot. Snipers can be surprisingly effective at taking bases as long as you have one other class working with you. The use of claymores to protect your flag cap spot is essential. after capping the flag, have your resupply and your medic leave you a bag or two and have them roll to the next base. You should be able to catch a few kills as the enemy reacts to the base capture and rolls in to recover it. If you've been spotted or have ended the threat, catch up with your squad at the next location. I try to keep a 4 wheeler within a hundred yards of my position for catching up to my squad.
Don't pay much attention to the sniper hater above. Obviously, he thinks it's far more difficult to spray and pray than it is to snipe... The two to three man squad that I usually run in requires that we switch away from sniper at times. Sometimes you just need a grappling hook or a an anti-tank weapon. While it's fun to rack up points as sniper, it's always more important to be beneficial to your team. Any time that you can pop a pilot out of a chopper, it's a big bonus. It gives you a kill on a stationary target and it keeps your teammates from getting chopper whored....Happy Hunting!
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