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Hello all,

I have been playing CS:S for years now and decided tonight to get BFBC2 to get to know the game before BF3 comes out. Game is installing right now and I plan to join you all on the servers soon. (After i play a little bit of single player and figure out some of what I'm doing.) I look forward to seeing you all in game and making some new friends. Please be on the lookout for me and if you all have any helpful tips before I start out please help the noob. :scared: :)
 
Welcome to the division!

Don't hesitate to give me a shout if you need anything! :D
 
Welcome to the best division! We don't have hats or Beta, but we work hard! :D
 
Sweet dude =). Welcome to the division!

A few tips:
1. Always spot (in regular normal mode, not in hardcore) by aiming at an enemy (infantry or vehicle) and press Q, so everyone can see it.

2. ALWAYS take cover when moving. Run from wall to wall, concrete block to concrete block, crouching often and looking out slowly. Dont go Rambo and run out into the street and unload on some guy a ways away, cause you'll get blown to pieces =).

3. As you unlock new things, mess around with certain kits and loadouts til you find one that you really like/works well. Makes the game more fun and brings you in some points.

4. Work with your team and communicate. If you see guys dying, and you're a medic, revive them (unless they're in the middle of the street in the middle of a firefight lol). If you're assault, throw down an ammo box near a group of friends. If you see a tank that no one is taking out, switch to an engineer and take it out yourself (use RPG or AT4 vs vehicles. the Carl Gustav is anti-personnel). If you're a sniper, spot some guys from afar that your friends may not see (like behind stuff). These tactics (if you can call it that) will bring in tons of points.

5. Find some good vantage points and get some kills while you can, but don't stay there too long. With kill-cam, angry enemies will come searching for you, so move after a couple kills.

6. LISTEN! This helps me out so much! If you are running around and are afraid enemies are near, throw a grenade where you think they might be. They'll scream something ("Grenade!" for the US, "Grenata!" in Russian). This will tell you where they are (and it is direction sensitive, so if you hear them to the right, they are to the right), and will allow you to plan out your attack and kill them. Enemies also shout things when they throw grenades, when friendlies die, when they get kills, or when they throw down health or ammo boxes.

7. If you are really struggling, one thing I do is join a squad with someone who is doing pretty well, and stick to em. Switch to a kit they're not (like if they're an assault, switch to medic and heal em, if they're medic, switch to assault and resupply them) and follow them around, help them out, and learn from what they do. Chances are, they're team players and will help you out when you need it too.

Sorry for the REALLY freaking long post, but I hope this helps you out =). See ya out on the Battlefield!
 
Welcome, come find me on the heavy metal server if you ever play on there. Will surely give you all the tips that I can :)
 
More than welcome to give a new guy a hand, if you see me on there, join up and I'll work with ya :D
 
Have a beer if you're over 21, and have some fun. The more beer the better.

After Metro's performance tonight, I can agree with this. He had some ballsy tank kills toward the end, and he was in no way a sober fellow.
 
Welcome to the Edgegamers Organization and the Battlefield Division Hordor :)

I wish to take this opportunity to personally say I am very glad you have chosen to be Part of the Battlefield unit. You are now part of a great team and part of a great Organization a Hardcore team.
Feel free to add me to your friends list on the Organization forums also, the friends list in Steam; look for "KentuckyGhost", and if you have any issue or concerns don't hesitate troop ask me. Like I mention before you are part of a great team and unit now. If I am not able to give you the right answers I will ensure to find someone to help you. :)

Once again, Welcome Aboard and enjoy your stay with the Edgegamers Organization and I am looking forward to possibility seeing you in game sometimes. :)

Wear your unit tags proudly and with honor Troop!


"Game On!"
 
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woot, ty for all the replies and the tips. Glad to see this is a active division with team players. I'll do my best to a team player and pick things up quickly. Have a feeling its going to take a little bit to learn the maps they look pretty big especially compared to CS:S.
 
woot, ty for all the replies and the tips. Glad to see this is a active division with team players. I'll do my best to a team player and pick things up quickly. Have a feeling its going to take a little bit to learn the maps they look pretty big especially compared to CS:S.

thats true, when I switched from CS to BC2, it was a real learning curve for me. I was so used to the whole CS feel and way of playing that my first month in BF2 was a disaster. But after that just put aside all my knowledge from CS and learned BC2 from the core and I can say that I have a pretty good grip on the game now. Just give it time and you will be a great player eventually.
 

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