BF2S Forums Lost the touch? Did i have it in the first place?

hmm...If I don't play for a while then I will suck for like 20mins but I become uber 1337 again, so maybe u just suckorz? sry.
And it's not spelled Chi, it's spelled Qui.

Last edited by Superior Mind (2006-09-12 13:02:28)

/bf2  -help

Simon wrote:

Use the AK. Spawn rape the hotel. Jet whore the J-10. Medic whore on karkand. Bunny hop. Claymore spam.

That should get your KD up

What this chap said is good advice use the standard guns on bf2


Map = Karkand

Class = Medic

Gun = AK101

Team = MEC

Spawn Place = Hotel

Moves = Bunny Hop

add all those 2gether = mucho points

omg. Approved by Knight ?  My life is complete.

Simon wrote:

omg. Approved by Knight ?  My life is complete.

You know i love you deep down   xXxXxXx

dlbenson1979 wrote:

I've never been "good" at this game. Infact, I would probably say that I am only "ok" and as of late I am challenging the levels of "noob sucking"

So, I'm not lookin for sympathy. What I am looking for is an explanation... or if this has happened to you. Maybe you could explain this to me.

When i first started playing this game...i played at a newbie level. I slowly started to get more and more points per round and I have worked myself up to about 40 points a round. That was good for me, and I was satisfied with it. As of about the last week worth of playing, I am scoring about 10-14 points a game. I feel as though I am making tons of stupid mistakes that I didn't even make when I first started playing.

It was actually around the time of the 1.4 patch when I started to "suck", but I'm not going to blame the patch.

So has this happened to you? Words of encouragement? I know I gotta quit sucking, so thanks in advance for the flames! Help me find my inner chi.

For one thing, yes, I think the advice of relaxing and not taking it too seriously would be good advice.

Also for games like this and, notably CS, I consider them "situational" games. You have to give thought and consideration to the situations you are placing yourself in, i.e. if I rush toward that flag to try and take it, is the guy laying behind the sandbags going to pop up and kill me? Will his buddies on the other side of that building take me out? Or when you hop in that shiny new tank and begin driving it around, think "is this narrow street a good place to be driving? Is this riskier than some other route?"

You've always got to consider how to put yourself at an advantage in every situation you're in. Jumping down in front of the already-prone guy hoping for a headshot is NOT a good situation to put yourself in. Running in front of a tank hoping he won't hit you or hoping you'll make it to C4 range [potentially] is not an advantageous situation, nor is standing around firing hoping to get a kill when you could be taking cover. Are their guys holed up at a command point and shooting up the alleyway you're trying to advance down? A sniper covering a street? Try going around and flanking them or hitting them from the rear.

And let me be clear, if you find yourself in a bad situation then don't try and push your position but back out of there. Find another route, get some help, or find a way to change your position so that it becomes advantageous to you. Dying achieves you nothing but a tactical retreat can keep you in the game. It doesn't make you a coward in this kind of case, it makes you the smart one for not giving up a kill and helping your team.

So in a nutshell, always look at the situation and consider how to put yourself in the advantageous position. If there is no advantageous position, then you ought to retreat and go find another fight.

Last edited by JdeFalconr (2006-09-12 13:25:19)

dlbenson1979 wrote:

I've never been "good" at this game. Infact, I would probably say that I am only "ok" and as of late I am challenging the levels of "noob sucking"

So, I'm not lookin for sympathy. What I am looking for is an explanation... or if this has happened to you. Maybe you could explain this to me.

When i first started playing this game...i played at a newbie level. I slowly started to get more and more points per round and I have worked myself up to about 40 points a round. That was good for me, and I was satisfied with it. As of about the last week worth of playing, I am scoring about 10-14 points a game. I feel as though I am making tons of stupid mistakes that I didn't even make when I first started playing.

It was actually around the time of the 1.4 patch when I started to "suck", but I'm not going to blame the patch.

So has this happened to you? Words of encouragement? I know I gotta quit sucking, so thanks in advance for the flames! Help me find my inner chi.

Dude, go play IO Jalalabad for a few days... get used to the fast pace and learn the map. Play wit a friend in a squad and use xfire or something.
I did this over the whole weekend and I started to improve. Last night I went on a regular Ghost Town map w/ vehicles and was winning nearly every 1 on 1 fire fight! I swear I was like Rambo or something! I did have to deal with artillary and helo whores but IO has surly improved my regular gameplay.

Learn to reconize when your playing on a team stacked clan server.  I can be impossible to switch to the winning side so its better just to find a new server.

i've found that there are easier kills on the weekends, as opposed to a tuesday afternoon.  also, look at the scores of the players already in the game.  you'll be able to spot a stacked team or a jet/chopper whore instantly.

Or.. take a break from the game. Play something else for a while. I've racked up quite a few hours of NFS:MW this week and play BF2 in between, when I'm sicking of shredding tyres.

I actually had something simmilar to you. I started to suck for about 2 months. My acc. went down and deaths went up and all that stuff. Then I just said "ahhh screw it" and played for fun like everyone says. SLAM! mucho pts and acc. slowly going up, and new best round. All happened in the last few days. I have 1.4 to thank.

Stats mean shit.  Lots of people like to use quantitative analysis to gauge your performance, those people are fucktards that think numbers dictate everything.  They don't look at qualitative performance.

Personally, I respect someone with 2 W/L and 0.5 KDR more than some fuckwit with a 0.5 W/L and 10 KDR.

Do what makes you feel superior, but in my mind, winning > anything.  As a bonus, winning and making others feel pissed > winning.

=====Play to win, don't play for stats.=====