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Elektro wrote:While lasing a target, remember to tell your team where, and what your target is

"OMGOMG! I HAVE A JET FLYING OVER ME! G3KP4!!!!!!! IM LAZING!!! (lazes, lazer goes around the world and lands right on top of the guy that lazed)."


BOOM.







Another tip: "As you know, Rambo Strategies do not work. Unless you are Chuck Norris (or R-DEV Chuck)

There is no ''I'' in a squad

Do not neglegently discharge your load into the crotch of a freindly

Check those corners!

It may take multiple magazines to kill one enemy, but always just one shot to kill a friendly.

check your map for those mine markers, nothing is worse than a wasted big red because of a lazy driver, and the mine layer being blamed for the tk.

or

anything from Murphy's war law http://www.murphys-laws.com/murphy/murphy-war.html

Don't fire from the cache.

Another tip: Seriously, Dont fire from the cache.

from Terranova7 -" Don't always take the most direct route as you may be quite likely to succumb to your death."

Most real people often do - Hehehe!

When first reporting in to a squad, always check in with the squad leader. He knows best what his squad needs, regardless of what you may be good at.

from Rampo93 - "There is no ''I'' in a squad". For those of you with only a few IQ points beyond that of an iguana, that means that team work is paramount!(paramount –adjective - 1. chief in importance or impact; supreme; preeminent: a point of paramount significance). Teamwork is paramount to victory, something all (except the defeated) can enjoy!

Please take away: dont ask Katarn about crysis, man!

-Always use your smoke when out in the open, trying to revive a teammate or crossing dangerous terrain.

-Remember to GET SOME!

theflidgeface wrote:check your map for those mine markers, nothing is worse than a wasted big red because of a lazy driver, and the mine layer being blamed for the tk.

or

anything from Murphy's war law Murphy Laws Site - War Laws

ooo I like this one

If it was risky, it worked and no one got hurt: you were brilliant
If it was risky, it worked and someone got hurt; you were courageous
If it was risky, it didn't work and no one got hurt; you were lucky
If it was risky, it didn't work and someone got hurt; you were stupid (and probably dead)

Helicopter tail rotors are naturally drawn toward trees, stumps, rocks, etc.
While it may be possible to ward off this event some of the time, it cannot, despite the best efforts of the crew, always be prevented.
It's just what they do.

Get Mumble
Use Mumble

Smoke is good a tip, people never use it enough because they are impatient


- Tell people you revive which compass direction to run for cover & healing.

You can just tell them to "follow you" with the commo rose?

Their screen is totally black apart from the compass. Usually the medic will heal where they were shot down but thats often a bad strategy compared to taking cover

If you don't know how to request a pilot kit you're better off staying on the ground.

^Yes I've seen this happen before. 2 weeks ago some guy said "how to get pilot kit?" Just like that he asked it. And about 10 people said if you don't know how to get a pilot kit you don't need to fly.

PLODDITHANLEY wrote:Get Mumble
Use Mumble

mumble is nto alway usful

PLODDITHANLEY wrote:Get Mumble
Use Mumble

killonsight95 wrote:mumble is nto alway usful

But english is...


Take your time when assaulting or preparing defense. Doesnt save time, but saves lifes.

-Don't say go go go for no reasons enemies may be lurking behind the corner.

-When in a forest in a Tank, Try to be supported with infantry or Infantry fighting vehicles.

-If you find a kit you like, Stick with it don't just stop the more you use one kit the better at it you become.

-In an Ambush, Try to get out of the center as fast as you can that way you can shoot one way instead of everywhere.

-As an insurgent use buildings to your advantage. Try getting on roofs as an anti tank or anti air.

-In bomb cars, Don't right click untill you got to your target.

-Be careful as a passenger in a helicopter, They might not know how to fly.

If you are behind an unaware enemy, don't risk getting killed trying to use a knife/bayonet.

SharpShooter13971 wrote:If you are behind an unaware enemy, don't risk getting killed trying to use a knife/bayonet.

why not ? if i use my rifle they can hear me miles away