'[k wrote:T0M@field']First of all:
For german board users its complicated to write proper english to get some respect. Schrotti may tell you more if anyone could understand german
Ye, I know. Not only Germans though

. But it's okay. Good thing to point it out btw.
'[k wrote:T0M@field']For me it got more complicated or just time expansive to learn these new rules everytime when i got a new beta/public version.
Some infos are even wrong or missing in the wiki.
So I think PR has an information problem...
I thought I read something somewhere about the Wiki being reviewed? Not sure. But we all can do that you know. We are a community and you, me, we can edit what we want. But I guess we need to grow on that a bit more.
'[k wrote:T0M@field']I've never heard before that i've to read a wiki in order to play well.
Its no problem, dont misunderstand me, but these infos are not mentioned ingame.
No offense intended, but have you never ever had to read the guide or the 'book' that came with a game? Some games come with entire books you have to look at, in order to play the game right.
'[k wrote:T0M@field']Thats a barrier for many... I think everyone knows that many (and of course even some here in the board reading this

) just get a DL-link in their messenger. Even these potential players are worth it to explain to them how to play well
True. But same as I wrote above. And it's okay to just play like you want, but you have to "agree" on not using te "not so simple" things (things you need to learn for, or at least get a feeling of what needs to be done).
'[k wrote:T0M@field']Why doesnt the mod team implemente this tutorial-voice of vBF2 with text explanation (when playing a new release the first time)? that would be very helpful!
True. Tutorials would be awesome. A (downloadable/web-viewable) video-tutorial would be great, which is much easier than setting up a full tutorial in-game, I think.
'[k wrote:T0M@field']My first advice I got from my informatics professor was: "Keep it simple and easy".
Many rules make sense and are logicaly traceable.
But some dont make sense on the first look or are too complex so that even talented drivers/pilots never dare to drive a tank or fly a plane/helo.
I mean, these rules make sense... in a war situation but not on a public server.
But these rules and realistic stuff is -I think- what makes this game so great. I think those tutorials can really add to this. This way people can just view a video about how something is done and a few minutes later, they can implement it in-game. Awesome

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'[k wrote:T0M@field']In other words: I dont wanna "fight against rules". I would prefer realistic driving physics and vehicels which are difficult to handle with less punish rules for these who didnt read the wiki.
What I said above

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'[k wrote:T0M@field']I dont wanna e.g. a F-16 waiting for X-Mas to get ready for take off without any advice... but more often than not a smacktard sticks a C4 or Slam on the plane before you can take off - priceless^^
Or why doesnt SM spawn in the air instead of "crawling out of a pile of backpacks"?
That last thing is pretty annoying. The first thing about taking off which takes time... well.... it's more realistic than instantly being able to take off?
Learning how to fly isn't easy too. That takes time, just like all the other things.
'[k wrote:T0M@field']
I know the devs are just developing many new rules and features in order to solve old glitches and bugs...but PLEASE keep it simple and easy.
Being a grunt is easy, just do your grunt-thing and get into the action. If you want more, you have to learn. It's just like real-life

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'[k wrote:T0M@field']And a game which claims to be realistic is a paradoxon - i know.
I hope none will take this critisim personally or think i wanna flame - its meant to be constructive.
I love this mod and theres no other mod which is kicking *** like PR.
I agree. And no offense taken, my friend

. I'm sure others agree on that.
'[k wrote:T0M@field']Thors Brigade and its community is discussing every day (and night^^) and everyone is invited to discuss with us.
As in the beginning of this large text mentioned many german players are to shy to write into this board.
So please be nice to these few who dare to write.
THX
I hope I was nice

. Perhaps I sound offending here and there, but I totally don't mean to be so. I'm just stating that... to me it's obvious to learn how to play. Learning, practicing and doing it in the action is what makes me feel good, really

(and it's not like I have all the time in the world)
Good luck gaming! (and to all who feel like Tom)