I don't know if you've tried this, but I found it a lot of fun today...
I started a new BF2 account from scratch, and it was a lot of fun. I did this for a few reasons, a) the first 200 hours I played with my old one I was DREDFUL, forever offsetting my stats, which I can't help but check out every so often, 2) I found it a lot of fun to have to go back to all the 'old school' weapons. At first it was a challenge, but then I started to realize EVERY gun in this game has SOME advantage to it, even the ones people like to rag on, and 3) it was actually very liberating to 'let go' of all those awards and medals, looking back it was silly of me playing hour after hour "medal hunting." just playing to compete was great!
The only downside was that the first 86,000 names I tried were all taken!%$#!
Anyway, I highly recommend this if you feel things are a little stale, plus without that ridiculously slow learning curve (was probably faster for those of you non-retards) this account will better represent my skill as a player.
I started a new BF2 account from scratch, and it was a lot of fun. I did this for a few reasons, a) the first 200 hours I played with my old one I was DREDFUL, forever offsetting my stats, which I can't help but check out every so often, 2) I found it a lot of fun to have to go back to all the 'old school' weapons. At first it was a challenge, but then I started to realize EVERY gun in this game has SOME advantage to it, even the ones people like to rag on, and 3) it was actually very liberating to 'let go' of all those awards and medals, looking back it was silly of me playing hour after hour "medal hunting." just playing to compete was great!
The only downside was that the first 86,000 names I tried were all taken!%$#!
Anyway, I highly recommend this if you feel things are a little stale, plus without that ridiculously slow learning curve (was probably faster for those of you non-retards) this account will better represent my skill as a player.
