Are you flexible in the class you play ? Or do you always just play your class regardless of the game situation
Battlefield: Bad Company 2
Game » consists of 26 releases. Released Mar 02, 2010
Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is the second installment in this spin-off Battlefield series. It has a more serious campaign and a vastly expanded multiplayer system.
Are you flexible in the class you play ?
I do change it up depending on the situation, though I'll usually be playing Engineer destroying vehicles and often just change if my team's class balance is severely unbalanced, otherwise I trust others to deal with things I can't. When I change to recon though, it's usually with a shotgun and C4 though since I can't snipe.
Nah, I switch constantly all the time, depending on whats going on on the map. Even switch class equipement depending on what I feel is needed as well as what I feel like playing.
Flexibility has served me well and won many a game. Relying on other people if you are not playing with people you know is asking for a loss.
Map dependent for me, and every class except recon. Just can't really get into sitting and watching and picking. And if I'm going stabbing on D or objective hunting on O then the other classes are better than a wookie w/a shotty or G3. I think I'll work on the Recon class versus AI whenever that onslaught mode drops; I need the 10 motion mines especially.
Sniping if I want to feel badass, assault if I want to actually be useful, and engineer if I want to level up and feel strategic
Yup. Being flexible is a must for good Battlefield players. If you stick to much to a single role, you will hinder your team. In fact, thats why you have a suicide option.
Its also something that you have to constantly change, depending on the map and objective.
If the rest of my team is doing really well, I just go ahead and get stars. Otherwise I gotta carry them all to get our scores back up.
I just play engi, because I like SMGs and people who do nothing about tanks annoy me.
I'm also pretty accurate so running into a base and planting is as easy as being an assault class, apart from not having a noob tube, but that's a different story.
The best players are the ones who master all the classes. I used to be oookay at BFBC1, never used the specialist EVER (I know, right, insane?). But then I decided "man, I should stop being a fool and try this junk out." -- Long story short, I had a K/D of around 2.1 on Specialist alone (versus my 1.6 average at the time). It's a good idea to switch up for whatever situation is thrown at you.
I find the classes that I use are good for almost all situations, hardcore and regular. Including rushing bomb sites, never underestimate the pistols :) my best friend when recon.
-Assault, G3, M9 pistol, C4, extra C4, Magnum ammo
-Recon, Rifle, M9 pistol, C4, 12x, Magnum ammo
The only thing I'm almost completely useless against is helicopters, so I usually rely on my team to deal with them.
Yeah totally depends on the situation, the map i'm playing on and the classes my squadmates are playing as. I prefer engineer and assault, and will switch classes depending on whats happening in the game. Usually if i'm playing with my friends we each pick a class so we can support each other.
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