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Astromici wrote:Not blaming specific people, and maybe it's the night with the monster energy drinks everyone's hopped up on, but everyone seems like they've been playing PR for 2 months.

1:Lotsa rushing. The common scenario where one guy goes ahead of the others and tries to storm a .50. Squad leader did this too

2.Lack of leadership. The only orders being given are: Get in the truck! Shoot the tank! Attack this position! We're going to stay here and defend!

Compared to: I want you to be a medic, you to be a rifleman, etc. ; Split up into two teams. Team one will supress and team 2 will flank. ; Get back here! Stay with your squad! ; Optical sights in the back, irons in the front ; Specialist, get over here and blast this lock!

3.General stupidity: Squad leaders grabbing APC's and crewmans, the medic saying it's too much work reviveing people, a certain person blasting music into the microphone making it hard to hear squad lead's orders, choppers dropping people off in the wrong place, and lots of other bits of idiocy.

BTW, all this was from three rounds.

The good thing is: Great job devs! I want to personally thank the people responsible for the animation and HUD design. It seems a lot more open and natural now, like it's not a game. One qualm: If you don't want directional arrows on the infantry icons, at least give the player a facing arrow. I walked back to main thinking I was going to a control point.

[R-DEV]Rhino wrote:yes there are lots of "noobs" in v0.85 just dont be all crappy towards them since just remember, at one point you where also a "noob".

Tell them on VOIP how to do stuff, how they should play, whats the best way to aim and kill some one etc. That way they will become a decent PR player.

Alex6714 wrote:No one minds the newbies, its the noobs that people don´t like.

DannyIMK wrote:i don't use VoIP but does that mean that im a noob?

General_J0k3r wrote:actually yes i'm afraid

why don't you just get one? they're not THAT expensive.

Killarfromduty wrote:Thats exactly the same way i got teached in PR. A friendly guy taught me everything

pclipse_teh_owner wrote:+1, if you don't have VOIP go play the good ol crappy nade spamming BF2.

PR is about teamwork and discipline and also fun.


I started playing at .5, and I was a noob. But a lot of people actually started at .5, so we were all noobs. I didn't play much of .6, but since .7 I've been playing quite a lot.

I say give it a week or a month, then all the noobs from BF2 will start hating PR, and they will all be gone, or they will start liking it, and improve.

pclipse_teh_owner wrote: +1, if you don't have VOIP go play the good ol crappy nade spamming BF2.

DannyIMK wrote:i don't use VoIP but does that mean that im a noob?

i don't have a mic, but because i don't have Voip i don't lead squads etc or do activities that you gotta act fast like tank/heli . only things like building etc. but i listen to other squad members.

i always look for tactical squad cause they are fun

[R-DEV]CodeRedFox wrote:Until we stop updating your ALL noobs!

[R-DEV]CodeRedFox wrote:Yes I do. This will be a mission for you to find it. I pray to ...uhh...myself that your journey will be safe.

...watch out for the dragons