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iglotruck wrote:My bad for misreading your first post.

"It means something can be used only in certain situations,and not all the time". I'm assuming you're talking about situational awareness. Yes, it should only be used in certain situations, and it's also about where you place the smoke. This requires situational awareness. The standard of PR medics today is to throw a smoke somewhat close to the body (regardless of where the person got shot from), don't let it deploy properly, don't say a word to the guy you're about to revive, and when you finally get him up you might as well just stay hidden in that poorly placed smoke and heal up there.
It's easy, especially if you don't care whether or not the person you're getting up, or yourself, survive - but it's not the way it should be done.

Jacksonez__ wrote:I'd say AA kit is the hardest since people really struggle to aim and shoot down that CAS then they complain on forums that CAS is OP when it's nerfed to oblivion.

Jacksonez__ wrote:I'd say AA kit is the hardest since people really struggle to aim and shoot down that CAS then they complain on forums that CAS is OP when it's nerfed to oblivion.

ZektorSK wrote:Nah... being Squad Leader is the hardest thing you can do

Wing Walker wrote:
Sniper is another one, you don't have a good presence if you are not using tactics more effectively across the whole map. A good example of that is PR-snipers always get the idea to sit in one spot on the map.

Wing Walker wrote:Sniper is another one, you don't have a good presence if you are not using tactics more effectively across the whole map. A good example of that is PR-snipers always get the idea to sit in one spot on the map.

Wing Walker wrote:Clearly you haven't played PR too much, may I introduce you to a map called Muttrah...

Half the time you have some Sniper wannabe sitting up on the crane, or up in the hills advertising his location to the whole team.

I had one moron try to tell me the crane was the best spot, I was trying to be civil and NOT kick him from my squad just based on that, but it was hard.



That is why I was saying the role is another that requires more thought and tactics to do effectively.

Strelokest wrote:Well shit, I almost always choose medic just because nobody else ever will, and I am not exactly great at the game. All this talk about how it is the most complex, hard to play class is making me feel like I am doing something horribly wrong. All I do is follow at the back end of the squad, get people up who are shouting to be revived, and lament the fact that nobody else ever wants to use the medic kit!

Rudd wrote:
YOU are the medic, YOU decide, YOU triage, if THEY don't like it, THEY suck it

Wing Walker wrote:It almost seems like there should be a medic squad, like trans, that roam the battle fields trying to help the smurfs.

Wing Walker wrote:I had a guy on Muttrah the other day that was a medic, and when we all got hit hard in the T building the choas to find everyone in the concentrated fire fight was too much for him to bear and he actually gave up the kit and had someone else take it.

Mental stress.