I will, however have to say that a few players from a certain clan are horrible people to play with. I joined a server and the commander asked me to attack a position, so I went prone about a km away up on a hill behind some trees and fired upon enemies at the attack location. Then I got yelled at and called childish names because I was "giving away our position". Some people... it is ok though, I joined a squad with a really cool guy who gave me a lot of good tips and stood up for me against the flamers. Next game I had my own squad with 5 people who helped our team win the game, which was awesome. Being an officer is fun.
Before you all go off and say RTFM, I have. I get the game. It takes a lot more than a manual to figure this game out. It takes time and dedication, but that is what makes this game stand out. The experiences you gain from playtime are what make you a good player. This isn't a COD4 type game where you jump in a server and kill 20 people. This game takes strategy, and planning. And the fact that people actually work together as a team (most of the time) makes it that much better. This is an awesome mod guys, good job. I hope to see you continue, and I look forward to the ideas of PR2.
Another question, or more of a suggestion of sorts: not really a big deal but just had to ask, why isn't the U.S. Army flag patch on the correct side? I did a search for this on the forums and came up with nothing. The patch goes on the right arm, and should be reversed to symbolize the soldier moving forward as the flag waves back in the wind.
Source of info: United States Army Reserves, 111th Military Intelligence Brigade, Fort Huachuca
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