Each class is meant to do something specific and it would be wise to play your class the way it was meant to be played. Players shouldn’t be worried about their K/D ratio and more focused on supporting the team and helping contribute to overall victory.Ī pivotal part in Battlefield 3, like its predecessors, are the different classes. The cycle repeats and then, all of a sudden, your team is out of tickets (if you’re attacking).īeing patient is one of the tenants of playing Battlefield games, the sooner you get used to it, the sooner you can excel. The problem with that kind of approach is if you die, then you have to start all over from far away (or maybe not, if you spawn on a squad member), resulting in you wanting to get all the way back to the action because you might be mad you were killed. When playing Battlefield 3, there are often times where enemies may not be encountered for quite a while, and you might want to just sprint toward the action as soon as possible. Not to discount that CoD is capable of tactical play, but if you’re running around the areas where people usually frequent, gun fights are bound to happen 90% of the time. If you think about it, the average lifespan of a player (excluding players like Sandy Ravage) can be just under 60 seconds or so.
Call of Duty‘s shooter experience is more geared toward the players who enjoy constant action. Yes, this was mentioned earlier, but there should be a little more emphasis on this.
0 kommentar(er)
