The game does a great job of rewarding you for helping out others.  Nothing is better than throwing a med-kit on the ground and racking up healing points.

Personally, I love it whenever you go to stab someone with your knife and get the strained sound of you guy saying "Take THAT shit, muthafucker".  That was satisfying as all hell. 

I agree the game is amazing for teamwork.

This almost makes me wanna get the demo and (eventually) the game. 
Almost.  Still thought the first one was too meh to really get excited about this.

The point incentives DICe added encourage people to work as a team. 
 
But of course it is possible to run into the dumb people who won't give you ammo at all... grrrr....
 
But if you like the teamwork aspect, find some friends to play with, it is awesome working as a squad with voice chat and everything.
 
@ImperiousRix: 
Okay. Thanks for telling us.

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This almost makes me wanna get the demo and (eventually) the game. 
Almost.  Still thought the first one was too meh to really get excited about this.

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I've loved BF since BF1929, and BC2 promises not to disappoint. I'll be seeing YOU on the battlefield, son.

" @ImperiousRix said:

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This almost makes me wanna get the demo and (eventually) the game. 
Almost.  Still thought the first one was too meh to really get excited about this.

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If you wanna get the Demo hurry up!! it ends on the 25th  =o "

"I've loved BF since BF1929, and BC2 promises not to disappoint. I'll be seeing YOU on the battlefield, son. "

" Infact, the power drill is seriously overpowered.  It's basically kill on contact and you can hold it down for a good 20seconds or so at a time...you just mow through people. "

I've had some pretty solid "epic" times with the PC demo as well. Took out a blackhawk with a mortar  as it was taking off, looked fucking awesome, also shot an ammo container across a building to get it near team mates for the points without having to expose myself to tank and sniper fire.
 Though if giving ammo/health/reviving didnt give the amount of points it does I doubt you'd see that many people trying to use them for others.

"Took out a blackhawk as it was taking off, looked fucking awesome,  "

" @Rayfield: People throwing out med kits is blowing your mind? lol they just want the assist points.  

" @Terry_Bogard said:

" @Rayfield: People throwing out med kits is blowing your mind? lol they just want the assist points.  

I'm the best medic in the world, and I don't do it for the points. I do it because it's the right thing to do! ;(  "

That's surprising? That's Battlefield.....

" **Big story**  "

Only parts im not a fan of, are people who sit back and snipe the entire time doing nothing but worrying about K/D ratio, people who waste time by camping helicopter spawns trying to jack it before anyone else, if its the other team doing it fine makes sense, but when you see 3 or 4 of your team just running around the pad doing nothing it can get kind of old. I will say though when I defend and end up sniping having team mates run over and throw me an ammo pack is quite refreshing. Oh and of course watching medics revive people only for me to kill them again never gets old, ever.

It's the Battlefield experience I always wanted.  Shit blows up real nice.

" Shit blows up real nice. "

The game just has more epic moments than MW2. The first time I took a chopper down with an RPG was a great one. I also got a great taste of teamwork when me and some random guys in my squad were holding down B in the second part of the map. Health and ammo crates a-plenty.

BC2 differs from MW2 because in BC2 there are many ways to help your team-mates. In MW2 everything you do, you do for yourself. You can't heal or give people ammo, you can't spot people, you can't revive, you can't repair, or anything.

BC2 is just a perfect Battlefield experience.  I wonder what BF3 will do to top the sublime perfection and balance that BC2 MP delivers.  Every weapon feels right, every class makes sense and every aspect of the game is just so well tuned. 

This sure is a Battlefield game. I go to repair an allies vehicle that's near exploding and... he speeds away at the speed of fucking light. 

" I've loved BF since BF1929, and BC2 promises not to disappoint. I'll be seeing YOU on the battlefield, son. "

"I wonder what BF3 will do to top the sublime perfection and balance that BC2 MP delivers. "

I too was surprised at how much I'm enjoying the demo. I was a pretty big modern warfare fan, but playing this has made me lose all interest in getting mw2. Love being a medic and getting that sense of satisfaction of bringing people back to life. I also like changing it up and going with the class that makes sense at the time. E.g. our tanks are getting fucked up, I'm gonna be an engineer for a bit, or we need to take them down a peg or two, lets go for some straight up offence.  And I haven't even got into helicopters or anything like that yet.
 
But fuck those snipers!

" @SeriouslyNow said:

"I wonder what BF3 will do to top the sublime perfection and balance that BC2 MP delivers. "

Bigger maps. "

my friends and i have had a real fun time playing as a squad in bc2.  when players actually stick together the experience is glorious.

Aye it is glorious. The best thing in my opinion is just how big the battle is outside yourself. Lst night me and a friend were on the "front line" with bullets all around us, tank shells everywhere sniper fire left right and center. 
"Ah fuck, they' re on the hill." 
"How do we get up there?" 
"Don't know." 
"Wich of our guys are up there?" 
A pause. 
"Foxtrot." 
"We'll spawn on them." 
"Awesome." 

And so it was.

" @emkeighcameron said:

" I've loved BF since BF1929, and BC2 promises not to disappoint. I'll be seeing YOU on the battlefield, son. "

You mean Codename: Eagles? "

The one thing that would make this game the best battlefield game would be if they had UAV's like the predator drones they use in afghanistan. I miss fixed-wing aircraft. 1943 had them, I think it would be cool if instead of that helicopter thing, you had a UAV that could drop hellfire and other missiles, and also spot tangos automaticly.

Yeah I would have to say engineer and medic are definitely some of my favorite classes, I love actually helping out my team, not just for the points, you realize as you play more when you really do your role(as any class really but especially) as a medic to heal people and an engineer keeping vehicles alive, it makes the biggest difference. I always loved doing the same in TF2.
 
I usually play with a few friends and we make our own squad and split to different classes to balance things the best, but I do what I can whenever I get the chance. Running around reviving fallen teamates, especially on attackers because it gains back your lost tickets, is very satisfying.

" @Rayfield: What alcove do you keep talking about? Do you mean the stack of planks next to the window? "

Yeah, I love the big team aspect of this game. I've been playing the demo non stop for the past two weeks. Its crazy to me that a one level demo has been this captivating.