Apart from being laggy, the maps can take a long time to learn. Instead, stick to the Conquest mode you know and love, with small maps.
Remember, it's your squad-mates who'll help you bring home the points, and less squads on smaller maps means less stress for your commander, which equates to a better chance of winning.
If you find yourself with a squad leader who never gives orders, or keeps giving you 'move to' commands, leave the squad immediately. He may be a supreme tactical genius, but successfully reaching that tree up ahead doesn't gain you any extra experience. You only get objective-financed career points by attacking or defending an objective. Similarly, if you're a squad leader, issue only attack or defend orders ie, set orders on control points.
What's more, if you can do it without having to pull up the in-game map - in others words always have the '3D map' active - all the better. Even if you're not a natural born leader, at times you will find yourself squad leader simply because everyone else is too chicken to do it you'll be amazed how many people there are who fear taking charge.
If you do find yourself holding the baton, just go with it. Hie reason is quite simple: squad leaders earn points from all the members of their squad. Each kill that one of your squad makes within a radius of one of your orders is an extra point for you.
The trick is to make sure you keep your orders updated and make sure you respond to your Commander. And you never know, you may find that you actually start to enjoy bullying people.
Although the Recon kit can be quite adaptable once you 'skill up', to begin with this character is pretty much only good for one thing - spotting the enemy, and hopefully planting a bullet in them. Once the preserve of the lone wolf, Recon is pretty much the de facto choice for the thoughtful squad leader: someone who can either scout ahead or stay back a little and look for targets, then report back regarding enemy troop strengths.
With the right squad Field Upgrades, you can even set up a secret spawn location. One thing you don't want to be doing with this character is storming a front line. Unsurprisingly, the Support kit is the probably the most popular choice for new players, thanks to the heavy MG weapon - but mostly because you can ignore all those calls for medical aid that invariably fill your headphones. The trick with this guy is to support geddit your front line troops.
Let the the Assault guys go first as their weapons are far more accurate on the move, and either give suppressive fire from a flank, or, if you're advancing with them, drop and wait for your aim to steady before letting rip.
And when you hole up with your squad, always - always - drop an ammo hub and watch the points roll in. The trick with playing the Assault class early on in your career is to know when to be a gun-toting badass, and when to put the nurse's uniform on. If things are quiet and you have a colleague nearby, it makes sense to open up or drop the medi-hub - after all, it's a good way to get cheap experience.
Don't get carried away though - without a defrib, you'll find yourself more often than not arriving late with the bandages.
Until you get the defrib, be a soldier first and a doctor second. And use short bursts - always short bursts. To begin with, the engineer is one of the trickiest soldier classes to master, but lie's actually one of the most useful and versatile, with an outdoor at-range skill for crippling vehicles. Plus, against infantry his short-range weapon is just as accurate as the standard Assault weapon even if it's a bit piddly.
The trick is to again play to your supporting role, in this case by fixing machines, which is the best way to bring in the points. The danger though is to always panic under fire.
If you're in vehicle-hunting mode, think like a sniper; take your time and always go for weak spots. I Have To say that the concept of BF didn't fill me with deep love.
It seemed a little obvious somehow -a jump of the shark into the realms of its competitors Unreal Tournament , Enemy Territory: Quake Wars et al that was far removed from the original ethic of its forbears. Initial hands-on impressions didn't help much either. Its bleak, urban feel of a snowy future meant that the whole affair felt quite sparse and featureless, its colour palette well drained of BF2's grime, sand and sun.
But then, as so often is the case, my eyes became more fixed and my jaw began to slacken -and I was once more Battlefield's bitch. As we've previously reported. Battlefield is very much the Battlefield: Vietnam to Battlefield 2 's Battlefield It's not a true sequel, but a heavily tweaked engine-pal - only this time dragging along with it an exciting new game mode and air vehicles that you don't need a paranormal degree of co-ordination to fly. Sometimes able to restore the health of partners, performing the function of a field doctor.
Chief in battles against technology. Knows how to disable enemy vehicles with explosives, or control allied tanks and vehicles. Owns the "Pilum" weapon and special tools that repair damaged equipment. Support soldier or support.
Has a backpack with additional ammunition, armed with a machine gun, a shotgun and a regular pistol. Can install a defense turret and neutralize vehicles with EMP grenades. Saboteur sniper. An excellent class for long-range combat.
Possesses a sniper rifle and explosives, has excellent camouflage equipment. Play the First Campaign, set in the year The second episode saw the formation of the Mediterranean Wall from Morocco to Egypt. Chapter 2 continues in Battlefield Northern Strike Gameplay Movie 1 Sometimes the bigger the gun, the bigger the fun; not that war should be fun of course. Battlefield Northern Strike Gameplay Movie 2 Taking down your opponent before he can even see you is its own reward.
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