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Helpful tips in BF2 post some
raise your sensitivity and yaw factor on your controls in your air vehicals.
if you adjust it enough for your jet and your comfortable with it, your jet will turn on a dime. go go go |
re-map your change fire mode key to 'C', since thats where most games put it, and its easier then reaching all the way up to 3. Just change your camera mode, which is normally C to something else, i used the period button just cause i dont use the camera
Alot easier to be sniping someone in single shot, then quickly press C to change to full auto, instead of fumbling to reach 3. biggrin: |
i found that the sens yaw and pitch also work wonders for land vehicles.
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never go for the most obvious flag...example: dallian plant as usmc: the chinese will expect you to take one of the two bases closest to the carrier
instead make a sneak attack on the warehouse further inland, and die a horrible embarrassing death right before the flag turns (that last part is my way of doing it, you may want to change your strategy on that one) |
If your going to snipe, and the guy see's you and you kill him, there is a good chance he is going to come back for you. Try to go to another spot/hiding space, or put down a claymore were he will have to walk up to get you.
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Use your brain. Most BF2 players are very stupid and have no sense of tactics. This makes them very easy to kill or knife.
Don't pick the sniper class. Learn what the red skull icon means. Look the word "defense" up in the dictionary. Look the word "cover" up in the dictionary. More time killing, less time calling people faggots. Etc. |
never spawn a newly capped base, unless you like arty dropped on your ass
watch out for c4 laying around flags..fag ass spec op guy is camping somewhere hidden...he cant see you either, he just knows that the flag goes nuetral and blows it hoping to get gay kills. |
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