[PC] Battlefield 2

I've just started playing BF2 vanilla since my friend sold me his discs for cheap. Hes kinda moved onto other things.

In anycase I'm really enjoying the game, although coming from CoD2 the whole BF2 system feels awkward. Your hits and you getting hit doesn't seem to register as much as they do in CoD2. But thats just stuff that wears out with time. Right now I'm just trying to learn the maps and how to stay alive. So far the vehicles are pretty neat, although I have yet to really master the chopper and the jet. I always either crash or I simply can't control the craft to line up my shot. So far my favorite kit is the Spec Ops, not as much armor but I tend to get killed so fast it doesn't matter anyways. Gotta love driving a buggy behind enemy lines, planting C4 on commander assets and sending them sky high. Of course booby trapping airplanes and the like are tons of fun too.

Jam it back in, in the dark.

Originally Posted by a_ferret

Welcome, fellow new player!! Want to play with us tonight? Kamui and Taco's good to go, and Jinn may join us hopefully. I'm still looking for more. We are all on X-Fire.

Anyway, mastering the chopper and jet is really hard and takes a lot of practice. I can't be bothered so I never do any, haha. I love being infantry anyway. Have you found a map you've liked so far? Do you have any of the expansions?

So far I just like the maps that have copious amounts of aircraft so I can practice without seriously impairing my team. But so far I like Dragon Valley, all versions. As for expansions I plan on getting Special Forces when I can, although a lot of my friends tell me that its really nothing more than a BF2 mod in a box.

So far playing as just infantry can be fun, especially when you are on a deadbeat team who've been locked up in their uncappable base and you just sneak you way out on foot and cap some far away base, sometimes which helps turn the tide. But other than that the maps are so huge (even the 16 player versions) and vehicles s prominent there really is not much for an infantryman to do when a vehicle rolls around.

There's nowhere I can't reach.