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CroCop wrote:Playing Korengal.

Climbing those damned hills is the definition of stressful

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CroCop wrote:Playing Korengal.

Climbing those damned hills is the definition of stressful

Couldn't agree more. I actually start to sweat when I'm climbing.

Fairly new to the game, so haven't led a squad or been a commander. But i find being a medic can be pretty damn stressful. Just today playing Kashan on the 128 server. There were maybe about 10 to 15 guys overlooking the bunkers when (I think) an arti round dropped on us. Me and some other guy were the only ones left alive. Seemed like almost everybody else was shouting for a medic. Went looking for a Medic kit while being black & white myself. Found one , took forever to heal myself, went to revive SL, no epi-pens.... went looking for a rifleman kit to get ammo but in the meantime everybody gave up or died. We lost the round shortly after

The most stressful role is observing as the team ruins the whole game by not defending the flags. Its look soccer without defense, useless.

Many respect for who play as squad leader on the 128 servers , its damn stressful to squad leading 8 guys !

Triying to stay alive as a medic to revive 5 wounded guys from your squad who has already fallen, that is stressful. A situation like this mostly indicates that you too are probably already dead.

Heli pilot... damn stressful job when u get locked with a full squad onboard

If you have troops that listen to you, commander, otherwise i would say anyone in the CAS squad or more specifically SL of a full inf squad.

I always playing infantry & think, medic is most stressful because it's big responsibility for teammates.

Transport chopper pilot.

I voted Armour Gunner, but now I think medic is worse as far as stress goes.
At least the gunner gets to blow some stuff up, I usually end up with a heap of points and deaths, and hardly any kills as medic.
I know the heap of points means Im doing ok as medic, the deaths on the other hand, well there's the stress!

Driving the gary is damn stressful , i was on Fallujah *aav sound* damn changing way *infantry front of you* damn damn start zigzaging .. * oh shit fob * !!!

I voted for Squad Leader, but i would have also possibly considered voting for Medic if there was an option for it.

I was playing, in the early hours of yesterday morning (small hours of Thursday morning GMT) and i was assigned the role of Squad Medic. I don't have a problem playing as a Medic, i personally feel i am a capable Medic, but the squad i was with made my life an absolute nightmare.

Despite being extremely busy, my squad members were getting wounded and not being very...descriptive of their location. 'I was on the floor below you'...that would be fine if, our squad leader enforced more discipline and we were on the same floor of the building.

Most of the time, my role as a medic is generally unstressful, as the squads i'm in are generally disciplined players and so know their roles well, which is why i voted for Squad Leader.

you guys are weird, if you're commander, nobody hardly follows your orders so it doesn't matter what you do.
it should definately be like a atk heli pilot or jet pilot, if you die you jsut wanna disconnet, "OMG FAIL A-10" and your squad leader is bitching to you.

yea defenitely squadleading because other people are relying on you to make the right decisions. It's very rewarding though if you suceed in your objectives.

SL, but one that plays right...

I would have to say medic!

When playing with stressful people ANY role will be stressful.

You dont have to scream from the top of your lungs and panic because you are spotting for CAS...

n00b is that guy that don't want to learn -->No stress here

newbie is the new player that want to learn, so I have to say after the transport Heli pilot, newbie is the most stressfull role bacause he want to do the things right but still make lots of errors.

Trans pilot takes the cake for me. I remember 1 match where I was flying a full load to there drop off point and as I neared I saw an apc stalking the area so I did a u-turn to look for an alternative safe landing zone and got shot down by the apc as a result of simply not having enough time to divert, well didn't my dead load of soldiers get stuck into me!