Figured I'd bring this up.
Communicating the positions of big baddies (Snipers, tanks, choppers, APC, etc.) in matches is a very major part of a successful squad from my experience in BFBC1, and various other games. It allows a team to assist each other in taking down a potential game changing target.
I just don't hear a whole lot of that communication in our matches. Not that we don't do it though. You'll hear "apache is up" or "UAV" or "tank at B" and that stuff, but not too often. I'm a new member, so I'm not trying to gripe here, just to advise this. Communication of anything of importance is vital. What's important? If it has potential to kill or cause harm to you or one of your buddies, it's important. I've tried to make it habit to be descriptive of anything relevant, so it seemed good to bring up. -Respectfully, Kakkura.
Communicating the positions of big baddies (Snipers, tanks, choppers, APC, etc.) in matches is a very major part of a successful squad from my experience in BFBC1, and various other games. It allows a team to assist each other in taking down a potential game changing target.
I just don't hear a whole lot of that communication in our matches. Not that we don't do it though. You'll hear "apache is up" or "UAV" or "tank at B" and that stuff, but not too often. I'm a new member, so I'm not trying to gripe here, just to advise this. Communication of anything of importance is vital. What's important? If it has potential to kill or cause harm to you or one of your buddies, it's important. I've tried to make it habit to be descriptive of anything relevant, so it seemed good to bring up. -Respectfully, Kakkura.