armor in bc2 ideas for game play.

**619summon** · 03-08-10, 02:36 PM

BC2 has such a large cross secton of people from other games i can see the styles plan as day.

A:armor
1: frist and foremost the armor you jump in to is not your personal pwnmobile it is a tool. On rush maps its imparative the amror move up quickly or you be lucky to past the frist two objectives. everyones been on that team with the jerk sitting back padding his k/d while you all's die like lemmings trying to set the bomb. fuck that guy, dont be that guy.

2:before you leave base have a look around and see if someone might want a ride. i cant tell you how many times ive seen someone chasing the ice cream truck down street.

3: if your on foot leaving the landing zone, move off to the side so we dont run your froest gump ass over.

4: armor can be taken off road, you can roll thou trees fences and some buildings. RaWR!!! Steamroller action crushing all
Victim is your name and you shall fall!!

5

ick your targets. start with the big stuff and work you way down.Theres mounted shielded heavy mowing down your squad, and you watch in horror as your tank fries round after round tying to kill some punk with an RPG.

**trailhunter** · 03-08-10, 03:48 PM

1. It all depends on the map you are on. In rush mode, lets say the all great beta map. Most of the time if you rush up the gut your going to get taken out within 30 seconds, at least you will if I am on. I tend to like to hold back for a short duration, let my guys spawn up while I am taking out the mg on the 3rd floor of the building, and taking out the Stationary AT on the second floor. Same for the MG in the building behind A.This gives the ground pounders a chance at making halfway down the hill before getting mowed over by the mg, and also gives the tank driver a chance, since the Stationary AT does a hell of a bunch of damage.

Once I start seeing bodies moving in the direction of the M-coms, then I move up. No need to waste that armor right off the bat. Usually if they are coming down the hill behind me, I push a path straight for A through the trees to avoid the AT's altogether. Then its up to the ground pounders to protect me and push the M-com.

**Phyrelight** · 03-08-10, 04:01 PM

if you have a squad mate nice enough to spawn engineer and repair your behind be kind enough to let them. Don't leave them in the dust and don't run them over. We will be repairing you from whatever side you aren't getting hit from. If you see your tank life going back up, it's a clue you are getting repaired. Protect the engineer and we will keep you in the game longer. People that just barrel into mines or a nest of the enemies with rocket launchers only to have the tank destroyed before it ever gets a round off is useless.

**RagunCajun** · 03-08-10, 04:09 PM

Originally Posted by Phyrelight

if you have a squad mate nice enough to spawn engineer and repair your behind be kind enough to let them. Don't leave them in the dust and don't run them over. We will be repairing you from whatever side you aren't getting hit from. If you see your tank life going back up, it's a clue you are getting repaired. Protect the engineer and we will keep you in the game longer. People that just barrel into mines or a nest of the enemies with rocket launchers only to have the tank destroyed before it ever gets a round off is useless.

true dat ^

**Sgt.TmH** · 03-08-10, 04:26 PM

LOL! These "ideas" have been around since BF1942!

Being left behind, run over while repairing, jack'ed while repairing, and ignored by Engr's ... common occurances in the BF franchise.

Noobs will be noobs.

**Cojiro** · 03-08-10, 04:37 PM

Originally Posted by trailhunter

1. It all depends on the map you are on. In rush mode, lets say the all great beta map. Most of the time if you rush up the gut your going to get taken out within 30 seconds, at least you will if I am on. I tend to like to hold back for a short duration, let my guys spawn up while I am taking out the mg on the 3rd floor of the building, and taking out the Stationary AT on the second floor. Same for the MG in the building behind A.This gives the ground pounders a chance at making halfway down the hill before getting mowed over by the mg, and also gives the tank driver a chance, since the Stationary AT does a hell of a bunch of damage.

Once I start seeing bodies moving in the direction of the M-coms, then I move up. No need to waste that armor right off the bat. Usually if they are coming down the hill behind me, I push a path straight for A through the trees to avoid the AT's altogether. Then its up to the ground pounders to protect me and push the M-com.

i remember on a conquest map i jumped in gunner of someones tank and jumped out to repair but then he would ride off and im chasing him with my drill out screaming stand still stand still!