Thread: What patch..

Originally Posted by DJ Mr. White

But which button will be your v button then?

For a quick recommendation, stick with the MP5 for now, and well forever.

What does the "v" button do

Originally Posted by investigater

Ohhhh, im definatly not new to the ttp way of life. I play bf2142 religiously. I have been trying/playing a few other games that i have on-line like COD and Gears of War. COD4 is intense at times and gets me fired up for some 2142. But just like in 2142, there was a time when i sucked bad!! I eventually got to learn the maps and ways around things and it helps. Ill have to switch my "z" talk button over to the "v" key though among a few other keys.

ha in bf2142 iam pressing z and iam like wtf... and iam trying to jump on rails like dumpsters and walls and i look stupid
hurry get back on so i can own you like 2142
O WAIT>>> I HAVE TO RE-RANK MYSELF BOAJFGIOU#*(&Y_(HC N(HFE *(_#_HJ!

Originally Posted by Arreo

Originally Posted by investigater

I patched up and went to favs to enter ip to find it. Got in and played a few rounds lastnight. Holey shit did i suck. Had a few good kills and got my hand on the bomb but damn. I couldnt stay alive!! Guess ill keep trying.

Keep trying, I'm Level 55 and I still suck.

Remember, when you play at TTP you are playing against a bunch of really good players. The average skill level is much higher then you would find in a random pub. This can be really intimidating for someone just coming into a game for the first time.

Hell I'm level 55 number 10 on gametracker and i still get owned just not as much as i did. You'll get the hang of it in time and remember there is almost nowhere to hind.

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